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I talked to someone about issues with having two of the same named weapon; Sinister Revenge for example. If you run into this problem you""re going to have to modify your macro a bit. Here it is:
#showtooltip Expose Armor
/stopattack
/cast Premeditation
/equipslot 16 WEAPON IN YOUR BAG
/cast Cheap Shot; Expose Armor
/stopattack
Now, what this means is that the macro will swap in a new weapon from your bag. MAKE SURE THIS WEAPON IS IN SLOT #1 (the upper left corner) of your main bag, the backpack. I will explain why this is later.
The problem with having two weapons of the same name is that if you try to equip back to your original setup (say double SR), the lines
/equipslot 16 Sinister Revenge
/equipslot 17 Sinister Revenge
will simply keep cycling your OH to your MH, not allowing you to use anything at all.
So what you have to do is bind another button to swap back the old SR from your bag. That macro looks like this:
/script PickupContainerItem (0,1)
/script PickupInventoryItem(16)
You""re going to still be able to spam the EA over Sap macro without a GCD cycle, but you can""t macro the /script lines to your specials to reset your weapons to their correct positions. If you do, and you start spamming a button with these two macro lines in it, you will get caught up in an endless GCD cycle.
Instead you have to bind this button separately and hit it ONCE! to put them back in their correct order.
Also, the reason I had you put that weapon you""re going to be swapping into your MH into the first slot of your backpack, is that one of the lines in the second macro checks that slot for the weapon it will replace your MH with. If there is no weapon in that slot, the macro will not work.
I""m sorry that for these people with Double SR or double weapons of any kind with the same name you""re going to have two still use two buttons, but the significant part is that you are still able to spam the EA over sap macro without an endless GCD cycle. You just have to hit a 2nd button ONCE afterwards to set your weapons back to their correct positions. There is no way, to my knowledge anyways, of a way to get this to work in 1 button and eliminate a GCD cycle.
