Thank you very much! I had been doing it manually myself (/userandom, or something like that, but I had to change it when obtaining any new pet), so this will come in handy!
You CAN choose between a ground and a flying mount in one macro by using the 'flyable' parameter, but I don't think you can choose randomly between fast and slow now that mounts are in a spellbook. (Before you could just carry fast mounts but not the slow ones.)
I'm a hunter and I like to change aspects when I mount and dismount, so I use:
#showtooltip /cast [nomounted, noindoors] !Aspect of the Monkey /cast [flyable, nomounted, noindoors] Swift Green Wind Rider; [nomounted] Swift Gray Wolf /cast [mounted] !Aspect of the Hawk /Dismount [mounted]
You can add "noflying" to the Dismount parameter to prevent yourself from accidentally casting a spell/dismounting and falling to an ugly death... but I'm such a doofus when it comes to landing that I want to be able to dismount quickly when I'm close enough to the ground. (*^_^*)
Thank you very much! I had been doing it manually myself (/userandom, or something like that, but I had to change it when obtaining any new pet), so this will come in handy!
ReplyDeleteHow about mounts?
The problem with mounts is you can't really differentiate between slow ground mounts, fast ground mounts, slow flying mounts, or fast flying mounts.
ReplyDeleteIf you want a flying mount, you might end up pulling out your old warhorse from level 40.
Blizzard would need to add some way to specify speed and ground/flying type before a random mount macro makes sense
You CAN choose between a ground and a flying mount in one macro by using the 'flyable' parameter, but I don't think you can choose randomly between fast and slow now that mounts are in a spellbook. (Before you could just carry fast mounts but not the slow ones.)
ReplyDeleteI'm a hunter and I like to change aspects when I mount and dismount, so I use:
#showtooltip
/cast [nomounted, noindoors] !Aspect of the Monkey
/cast [flyable, nomounted, noindoors] Swift Green Wind Rider; [nomounted] Swift Gray Wolf
/cast [mounted] !Aspect of the Hawk
/Dismount [mounted]
You can add "noflying" to the Dismount parameter to prevent yourself from accidentally casting a spell/dismounting and falling to an ugly death... but I'm such a doofus when it comes to landing that I want to be able to dismount quickly when I'm close enough to the ground. (*^_^*)