Is there anyone who can tell me about Warlock’s focus fear macro? To set the focus manually, hold down ALT to fear the focus target, and directly click to fear the current target. Thank you.

Set focus

/focus

Select your target and click this directly

/stopcasting

/ cast [target=mouseover, nomod, exists] fear; [target=focus, exists, mod: alt] fear

Fear the person pointed by the mouse. Pressing alt will be the focus of fear. The mouse is not pointing at the person, so If you don't press alt, you will be afraid of the current target

Look at the macro format target= followed by conditions. mouseover is the target pointed by the mouse, and mod is used to determine the keystrokes. exists means existence, that is to say, if your mouse points to a person, you will be afraid of the person your mouse points to. Nomod means that no other factors will be considered and no judgment will be made. As long as you point your mouse at a person, you will fear that person.

If the mouse is not pointing at a person, then the exists condition is not true, then continue to run the next statement: [target=focus, exists, mod: alt] fear

The meaning of this statement The target is selected as focus. If the focus exists, execute the mod. mod: alt means that you press the alt key. If the conditions in [] are true, follow the target=focus (target=focus) ) to cast fear. If any of the conditions are not met, fear will be cast directly, which is the same effect as not making a macro

So, the translation into Chinese is

/Stop the currently cast spell

/Cast [Target = the unit pointed by the mouse, no other judgments such as button presses, the target exists] Fear; [Target = focus,, the target exists, judge the key pressed: alt key] Fear

He always makes judgments from left to right.

I don’t know if you can understand this.

You can refer to this and write similar macros, such as throwing language curse, banishment, silence, etc. Just change "Fear" at the end to the spell name you want.