Mouseover Vivify
Casts Vivify on your mouseover target, a friendly target, or yourself.
#showtooltip Vivify
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help,nodead][@player] VivifyMistweaver Monk Mouseover Heal Macros
Using mouseover heal macros as a Mistweaver Monk allows for efficient and fluid healing without needing to directly target allies. This speeds up reaction time and improves overall healing output, letting you focus on positioning and mechanics. These macros are essential for effective raid and dungeon healing.
Starter macros
Mouseover Enveloping Mist
Casts Enveloping Mist on your mouseover target if friendly and alive, otherwise on your current target if friendly and alive, or on yourself.
#showtooltip Enveloping Mist
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help,nodead][@player] Enveloping MistMouseover Renewing Mist
Casts Renewing Mist on your mouseover target if friendly and alive, otherwise on your current target if friendly and alive, or on yourself.
#showtooltip Renewing Mist
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help,nodead][@player] Renewing MistFAQ
Why should I use mouseover macros as a Mistweaver Monk?
Mouseover macros allow you to heal allies by simply hovering your cursor over their unit frame or character model, without clicking to target them. This significantly increases your healing speed and efficiency, which is crucial for Mistweaver Monks who often cast multiple spells rapidly.
Can I use mouseover macros for other abilities besides heals?
Yes, you can adapt the same mouseover syntax for other beneficial abilities like снять проклятие, or even harmful spells if you change the conditions to [@mouseover,harm,nodead]. However, for Mistweaver Monks, healing spells are the primary focus for these macros.
What do the different conditions in the macro mean?
The conditions like [@mouseover,help,nodead] mean the spell will be cast on your mouseover target if it's friendly and not dead. If that condition isn't met, it moves to the next condition, which usually targets a friendly target or yourself if no other valid target is found.