ISBoxer macro to actionbarbutton?

Hey guys,

Simple question, is there any way to assign an ISBoxer macro directly to an actionbarbutton?

sPˊ!ˋKe

[MiRai]

I'm not 100% if I'm going to answer this correctly because I don't entirely understand what's being asked, but...

1) ISBoxer stores its macros in the add-on which doesn't have any sort of interface inside of the game client, so you can't put an ISBoxer macro onto the action bar.

2) You can create a macro in ISBoxer to /click ActionBar1Button1 or something similar.

3) You can send a key that executes a macro on an action bar.

I hope one of the above answered the question.

[lax]

MiRai beat me to it. Submitting my typed-out post anyway!

I'm not entirely clear on what you mean to ask, but I think the answer is no?

I think you want to activate a WoW Macro made in ISBoxer from an actual WoW Action Bar button, like you can do with in-game macros by dragging. To this the answer is no there is nothing to drag to an Action Bar; this is the same with macros made by other Addons.

However, you CAN create a macro through the in-game macro interface, which does /click <something>. You can decide what that <something> is and put it in the /click name box in the ISBoxer Toolkit. For example, give it "MyISBoxerMacro" as the /click name in ISBoxer, and then you can enter in "/click MyISBoxerMacro" to activate it. This is not "directly" as it takes a middle-man you have to make yourself, but this is as close as you'll get

Thanks for the quick responses. For not entirely understanding my question you both got it quite well.

The reason I'm asking is because I would like to use ISBoxer to manage my macro's but I still want to see the corresponding icon on my actionbar, and I want them to react to modifiers being pressed or the state of the character changing (e.g. stealth vs. no stealth). I could probably get it to work by making small ingame macro's with the #show command to get the correct icon behavior and a /click action to have it do something, bit of extra work but doable. Or am I missing something and there's an easier way to achieve this.