script SetBindingMacro("ALT-NUMPAD9","MarkClear") script SetBindingMacro("ALT-NUMPAD7","MarkCross") script SetBindingMacro("ALT-NUMPAD6","MarkSquare") script SetBindingMacro("ALT-NUMPAD4","MarkTriangle") script SetBindingMacro("ALT-NUMPAD3","MarkDiamond") So the command to bind each would be: /script SetBindingMacro("ALT-NUMPAD1","MarkStar") I’ve got each world marker bound to the same NUMPAD buttons as the raid target marks, using an alt modifier. Type it or copy-paste it into the chat just as if you were typing an emote like /ruffle or whatever. Now, to keybind a macro, you just use the following command: /script SetBindingMacro(" KEY"," MACRO") (Confusingly, the marks are not in the same order as the raid target marks, despite sharing the same icons.) The final macro for each is just: /click CompactRaidFrameManagerDisplayFrameLeaderOptionsRaidWorldMarkerButton Guess what each one does? The number corresponds to the mark, so the first one is /click DropDownList1Button1 and the last one is /click DropDownList1Button6. I’ve got six macros set up, creatively named: These commands can be combined in a macro to instantly place a mark where you want. You can select items from the resulting menu (as shown above) using the next command: /click DropDownList1Button1 If that sounds complex, it really isn’t.īasically, the interface only presents you with the raid drawer if you’re in a raid, but the menu is accessible if you’re in a party using the following macro command: /click CompactRaidFrameManagerDisplayFrameLeaderOptionsRaidWorldMarkerButton However, while there’s not yet a convenient way to keybind them in a menu, you can use a combination of macros and slash command keybinding to get the job done.
The raid pull out menu thing (I like to think of it as a drawer) with the marker menu displayed. This is the normal way to set a world marker, using the raid drawer: When you select a mark, you get a small targeting reticule which you place where you want the mark to appear.Clicking a mark once places it, clicking it again clears it.(I have wasted so many severed sagefish heads forgetting this.) Placing markers makes your character stand up and triggers the global cooldown.In raids, only leaders and assistants can place or clear markers.You can use them in a party regardless of who is leader.They’re normally accessed in a raid using the new pull-out menu, but you can keybind them and use them in any group situation. World markers are the new hotness that replace the need for raid leaders to carry around several stacks of multicoloured flares. …where you’d substitute different numbers for the different marks.
The mark part is just the following: /script SetRaidTarget("target", 1) I find this is extremely effective in getting a tank to quickly identify and control the mob I’ve pulled over. s Pulling %t ) and the name of the mob (%t). For example, my Death Knight’s DPS spec includes the following Death Grip macro (for which I may or may not have got the idea from Rahana): #showtooltip You can also assign raid target marks in a macro. No matter where you bind your target icons, once you get used to where important marks are – say, Skull if you’re tanking – you can very quickly and mindlessly mark a new kill target if something happens. My number pad keybinds for raid target marks. Leaving or disbanding a group will reset any marks that were set.Marks are only cleared if the mob/NPC despawns or if someone clears it.Only players in your party/raid can see marks.In a raid, only members with promotes or leader privileges can set marks.Solo or in a party, anyone can set a mark on anything at any time.Raid marks are the little colourful icons that can be set on creatures like mobs or friendly players: I’ll also briefly run through some of the ins and outs of how they work. There are many cool things you can do with marks and I’m sure many words could be written on strategies for doing so, but this post is just about the first step – getting them accessible enough that you can set them or remove them quickly and, hopefully, without having to think about it. This post deals with key binding both the raid and world markers without the use of addons.
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Patch 4.0 took markers a step further, allowing raid leaders to place persistent, bobbing colourful misty marker things on the environment itself, which is all sorts of awesome. I’ve been a total mark junkie ever since they were first added to the game.
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