Setting Raid Target with Icon

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Set which Raid Target Icon will be shown over a mob or raid member. In patch 1.11, Blizzard added the ability for a raid/party leader or assistant leader to assign up to 8 different target icons to mobs or players. These icons are visible only to other players within the raid or party.

SetRaidTarget(“unit“, iconId);

unit
String – The UnitId representing the desired target for the icon.
target – Assign raid icon to mob you targeted (active).
mouseover – Assign raid icon to mob where you mouse cursor is. Use this for faster marking.
iconId
Number – Icon id from 0 to 8:
0 = no icon
1 = Yellow 4-point Star
2 = Orange Circle
3 = Purple Diamond
4 = Green Triangle
5 = White Crescent Moon
6 = Blue Square
7 = Red “X” Cross
8 = White Skull

To set a skull over your current target:

/script SetRaidTarget(“target”,8);

Remember:

This macro only usable for party/raid leader.

#showtooltip cannot be used here. You have to use an icon.

Starting from Patch 2.4 allow players to post raid icon on chat channel. {icon_shape} for example {star} will show star on chat channel.

Example

/script SetRaidTarget(”target”, 8);
/p Kill the %t ({skull}) first

/script SetRaidTarget(”target”, 7);
/p Kill the %t ({X}) second

/script SetRaidTarget(”target”, 5);
/p Sleep/crowd control the (%t) {moon}

/script SetRaidTarget(”target”, 1);
/p Stun the %t ({star})

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2 Responses to “Setting Raid Target with Icon” Macro

  1. John says:

    I want to use this macro, but when I do all it does is the party chat part. It does not actually put the icon on the target. Any ideas?

  2. Gonzo says:

    Did you create SetRaidTarget first, so the script has something to call?

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