Not getting any help on the official forums on this, thought I'd throw it out here and see if anyone has any ideas.

Up until yesterday, I was using a macro, with SuperMacro, that used the following logic:

- Am I mounted? If so, dismount, SetView(2), and stopmacro.
- Am I in a fly zone, and clicking button 1?, If so, use flying mount, CameraZoomOut(8), stopmacro.
- Else use ground mount.

I was doing it like so, using SuperMacro to get around the character limit (I was using one of several random mounts, which beefed up the character count considerably):

/click [mounted] SuperMacroClick_Dismount
/stopmacro [mounted]
/click [flyable,button:1] SuperMacroClick_FlyMount
/stopmacro [flyable,button:1]
/click SuperMacroClick_GroundMount

As of 2.3, the /stopmacro commands fail. When I dismount, I immediately start to mount again. If I mount a flying mount, I get an error that I can't use a ground mount due to another action being in progress.

I've received some tips that help clean up some of these problems, but they rely upon dropping SuperMacro; the result of doing so is that I can no longer limit the CameraZoomOut(8) command to the flying mount action.

Anyone have any suggestions to restore that old behavior?

The most likely reason for the /stopmacro commands not working is that, like form/stance changes, the dismounting is happening instantly (read: before the stopmacro command is interpreted). The easiest way to get around that would be to combine it all into 1 line.

So the new macro would become:

/click [mounted] SuperMacroClick_Dismount; [flyable,button:1] SuperMacroClick_FlyMount; SuperMacroClick_GroundMount

Thank you, I'll give it a shot!

I'd just change the order in which you do things.

/click [nomounted, flyable] SuperMacroClick_FlyMount
/click [nomounted, noflyable] SuperMacroClick_GroundMount
/click [mounted] SuperMacroClick_Dismount

This assumes you have an epic flying mount, if not, you can add further modifiers in there to control which mount you want.

Remember that the mounts each have a cast time, so the [mounted] modifier won't come into play until after the cast is complete.

/use [outdoors,nomounted,flyable] reins of the cobalt netherwing drake; [outdoors,nomounted]swift olive raptor
/dismount [mounted]

here mine just need to replace the text for the mount name

Wouldn't this macro dismount you as soon as you had mounted? I'm macro-useless, so forgive me if this is a "Are you smarter than a 5th grader?" question.

No, since it takes 3 seconds to mount. Druids might have a problem with their instant mount though.