Macro Magic
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✨ Build macros without learning the code: fill-in-the-blank templates, a drag-and-drop builder, plain-English macro writing, and a one-click Optimize that checks and fixes your macros.
What's new
- Backups. The new Backups button under the editor saves a copy of all your account and character macros, with an optional label (or type
/mm backupand a label). The last 10 are kept. Restore brings back macros that are missing and puts changed ones back the way they were, and tells you how many it added, updated or skipped because a list was full. It never deletes anything. Macro Magic also makes a backup by itself the first time you save or delete a macro each session, so a slip can be undone with/mm restore. - Share as text. Share turns the macro in the editor, or all of your macros, into one line of text you can copy to a friend, a forum or another account. Paste such text in the same box and click Import to get the macros. They go to your account macros unless the text says character and there's room, and a name you already use gets " 2" added.
- Class starter pack. The Starter pack button (or
/mm starter) offers a few ready-made macros for your class: mouseover heals that fall back to you, focus and mouseover interrupts, stop-casting escapes, pet attack for Hunters and Warlocks and more. Only macros for spells you know are shown. Tick the ones you want and they're made as character macros. - Search for icons. The icon picker has a search box. Type a spell or item name and its icon comes up first; clear the box to see every icon again.
- Shorten. When a macro is close to or over 255 characters, Optimize offers Shorten. It only changes spacing and short forms (like @ for target=), so the macro does exactly the same thing, and it tells you how many characters it saves. Undo takes it back. Fix all only uses it when the macro is actually too long.
- Put on bar. The new button next to the icon (or
/mm bar) puts the saved macro on the first empty action bar button, main bar first, and tells you where it went. - Character count in Optimize. The Optimize window shows how long your macro is (for example 212 / 255), orange when you're close to the limit and red when you're over, so you can see what Shorten and each fix save.
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