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Just tested with an alive fen creeper next to a dead one. Pressed Esc to clear target, then used macro below. The game consistently targeted the alive one, even if I was closer to or facing the dead one. Added in a skull icon, too. Works great.

While testing during a mission build where I wished to use AGM 88C against a ship target, I found that when using UNIT EMISSIONS OFF in the ME, when attacking targets in the F18 using AGM88C in PB mode the missiles would attack a target that had had it's emissions turned off . Testing further I discovered that even if you forced the target to be destroyed by an AGM88C hit and re-attacked using PB mode the AGM88C would attempt to attack the dead target, even if another unit of the same type was available.

Testing further, I set two ships up in the ME that when hit would explode and effectively be killed, I then attacked the two ships in TOO MODE and destroyed the ships, then I carried out an attack using PB mode and the missiles attacked the location of one of the dead ships.

For whatever reason when using UNIT EMISSIONS OFF, or DESTROYING THE TARGET when attacking two ship targets of the same type the second and subsequent missiles will attack the first target only and ignore any other valid targets.

The PB destination in the mission is in the middle of two ships 3nm apart. When both ships have been hit (dead) and then a PB HARM is launched between them, the PB missile steers toward one of the ships as if it's emitting. The PB missiles are attacking a dead non-emitting unit 1.5nm from the PB destination when the unit hasn't been emitting or alive since before the PB launches.

I agree with nearly everything you say, but for the missile to engage a target the target has to be emitting at some point. If it is not emitting the 88C will just overfly the target area. The problem I had was that you could succesfully attack two targets using PB mode, and then attack the same targets again and the missile would strike one of the dead targets. This is NOT correct, if the target is not emmitting then the HARM has nothing to lock onto

/tar Ill
/tar Kil
/tar DemoI had a problem with the macro targeting Kil'rek's corpse so I modified it
as:/tar Ill
/tar [nodead] Kil
/tar [nodead] Demo(the [nodead] on the demon chains is a bit superfluous as I think they
despawn anyway) However, when I used this macro, it still targeted Kil'rek's corpse,
requiring me to manually target Illhoof. What am I doing wrong?-----------------------------------------------------------
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The qualifier [nodead] says "do this command if my target is not dead"
- from the previous line your target is Illhoof and he's not dead so
he does nothing.Maybe try this:/tar Demo
/tar [dead] Kil
/tar [dead] IllThat should try to target Demon Chains and if it's dead try to target
Kill'rek and if he's dead try to target Illhoof.Disclaimer: This is just a suggestion and no warantee is supplied - I
am definatley not responsible for any wipe that may occur due to the
malfunctioning of this macro :Psteve.kaye

The problem with this is that if you're already targeting Illhoof, I don't
think it will ever switch targets to Kil'rek. (assuming I'm understanding the
[dead] correctly). I think ImmortalCG's macro (from wowwiki) is the winner here. How I've read
that page a dozen times and not seen the macro is beyond me :)Thanks for the effort though, I understand how [dead] and [nodead] work much
better now!

Ah, that ought to work. Out of curiousity, what is the need for the [harm]?
Is it there a way to render any of these such that they are not harmful? You
can't enslave Kil'rek, can you?.. and now for a harder problem. My Eagle Boss macro for ZA looks like this:/tar soar/castsequence Curse Of Agony, Seed of CorruptionThe problem is, it occasionally targets dead eagles. We can't use the same
trick we used for the Illhoof macro, because all the eagles (dead or alive)
have the same name (Soaring Eagle, I think).

No "target:" in an actual targeting command (redundant). I seem to remember that the options are checked first, so you probably want
to do the chains target last. Also, why bother targeting kil'rek? Just
ignore him - he blows up real good from the SoC spam. *
--
* PV something like badgers--something like lizards--and something
like corkscrews.

This is because of the semi-random nature of /target. If the demon
chains weren't there you could end up targeting a random raid member
that the client thinks best matches Demon Chains. The [harm] bit
prevents that. (Try /target kjerhre in a city - it will probably
target someone and you'll probably have a job working out why that
person was selected in my experience)

> .. and now for a harder problem. My Eagle Boss macro for ZA looks like this:
>
> /tar soar
>
> /castsequence Curse Of Agony, Seed of Corruption
>
> The problem is, it occasionally targets dead eagles. We can't use the same
> trick we used for the Illhoof macro, because all the eagles (dead or alive)
> have the same name (Soaring Eagle, I think).

[harm] is just there as a quick way of checking that the target has
locked on. If it has, then your target will be harmable. If it hasn't,
then you will have no target and so it will pass on to the next line.
I don't think nodead is needed as a dead target can't be harmed (and
harm does mean "can I harm it", not "will it harm me", as it is true
for yellow mobs).

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I want it to do this:
Set a target for me on mouseover, if I have a target I want it to set a focus for me on mouseover. And if I have a dead target I want it to set mouseover as target without setting my focus (not sure if it is possible, to drunk to think atm). and when holding shift I want it to clear my focus and then if I do not have a focus I want it to clear my target.

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