I tried binding my macro to R, and using this macro

/cast [nomodifier] cancelform
/cast [modifier:shift] Bearform

But it only works for the first line. When pressing shift and R, it doesn't work. So what's the problem?

And I presume it will be the same if I add the line
/cast [modifier:ctrl] Catform

EDIT: I ctrl-clicked the names of the spells; in WoW it actually says the whole spell name, so it's not that the spell is mistyped.

[quote] I tried binding my macro to R, and using this macro

/cast [nomodifier] cancelform
/cast [modifier:shift] Bearform

But it only works for the first line. When pressing shift and R, it doesn't work. So what's the problem?

And I presume it will be the same if I add the line
/cast [modifier:ctrl] Catform

EDIT: I ctrl-clicked the names of the spells; in WoW it actually says the whole spell name, so it's not that the spell is mistyped. [/quote]

it might be that Shift-R is already binded to something

something binded in the main key bindings will always take priority over a macro key binding

thats all i could think of the problem being

[quote]I tried binding my macro to R, and using this macro

/cast [nomodifier] cancelform
/cast [modifier:shift] Bearform

But it only works for the first line. When pressing shift and R, it doesn't work. So what's the problem?

And I presume it will be the same if I add the line
/cast [modifier:ctrl] Catform

EDIT: I ctrl-clicked the names of the spells; in WoW it actually says the whole spell name, so it's not that the spell is mistyped.[/quote]







Try it the other way around like this;


/cast [modifier:shift] Bearform
/cast [nomodifier] cancelform



if not then try;

/cast [button:1,nomodifier] cancelform
/cast [modifier:shift] bearform


or maybe;

/cast [modifier:shift] bearform; cancelform