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So, If I want to make a macro so she has my target selected (in focus in case someone else is tanking)/target Focus/targettargetI'm not entirely sure what you're asking here but /targettarget is not a valid script command to my knowledge.and /target Focus would probably fail because it can't find anyone called Focus./target is a command in itself but not to be confused with the target= modifier.Valid values for can probably be found at the wowwiki macro API pages but those I might remember aretarget - the default. Pretty pointless to say target=target because it will be without saying it.player - youpet - your petnonefocusmouseover - handy for healing and decursing macros combined with a nice frame addon like Grid or Healbot.targettarget - the target of your target.I think you can also use party and raid numbers. Party1 would be you. Raid1 would only be you if you were in group 1. Or something.

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I can't think of a use for these to be honest.There are more than these but I don't think I've ever used any others.If I were to guess what you were asking in your question above, I might suggest that what you want is /assist Rockadin. That will make her target whatever you are targetting. Although it will actually switch her target, so isn't relevant to what you were asking earlier, hence my confusion. So, If I want to make a macro so she has my target selected (in focus in case someone else is tanking)/target Focus/targettargetUsing '/assist Rockadin' will make her target your target without occupying the focus.

Focus would be like a second target you can selected, and it's generally better to save it for things that always change (like the name of that mob you have to cc, or maybe the name of the tank) than to use it for someone who always has the same name.edit: To Troyblade: party1 is the first party member being displayed on your interface, party goes from 1 to 4 only. To select or cast on yourself you would have to use '@player' or 'target=player'.

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You can't use a simple command in macros to check this condition. The only conditional check for whether something is in combat or not is combat or nocombat and this only checks whether the player is in or out of combat.You can however call scripts with a macro but of course you'll have an annoying character limit.The commant /run or /script allows you to execute commands in the WoW scripting language through a macro.I'm not very familiar with the language itself (maybe you'll find more information on GameDev.SE) but it certainly is possible to achieve this through a macro although it might be more effective to write a small add-on.Now as I said. I don't know a lot about the WoW scripting language but I could imagine that the macro looks something like this: /run if UnitAffectingCombat('nearestenemy') true then TargetNearestEnemy; end.