run i=8 while i>=0 do SetRaidTarget('player',i) i=i-1 endĮdit: cleaned up the post’s messy formatting and updated the target-only macro to preserve player icons when clearing skull. Here’s another macro that will clear ALL raid target icons, since there’s not a function for that either: run pt=GetRaidTargetIndex('player') if UnitExists('target') then if GetRaidTargetIndex('target')~=8 then SetRaidTarget('target',8) end elseif pt=8 then SetRaidTarget('player',0)else SetRaidTarget('player',8) SetRaidTarget('player',pt or 0)end run if UnitExists('target') then if GetRaidTargetIndex('target')~=8 then SetRaidTarget('target',8) end endĪnd if you wanted it to set skull only on target but WITH skull clear when you have no target (again, no mouseover functionality), that would be:

If you just wanted to always set skull on your target only (without the mouseover or skull-clearing functionality), that’s simpler and would just be this: Also, the GetRaidTargetIndex function returns nil when a unit has no icon, but the SetRaidTarget function wants you to use zero for its second argument to clear an icon and does not accept nil, so that’s why we have “or 0” in the last function call to prevent it from breaking when GetRaidTargetIndex(“player”) returns nil. To fix THAT issue, we check for any icons on the player first, store them in a variable, then put them back on the player afterward. This means if there was another icon on you, it would get normally get cleared by the macro and you’d need to set it again. There is no function to clear a specific raid target icon globally that I am aware of, so the workaround I chose was to set a skull on the player (which will remove it from anything else), then clear it. Third, we clear skull if there was no mouseover and no target. while clicking on the spell or item icon in your skills tab or inventory. Second, we check for a target and put a skull on that (but only if it doesn’t already have a skull on it). You can also use resettarget to reset the macro when you change targets. I had to shorten the macro using variables since it was over 255 characters originally, so it’s not super readable.įirst, we check for a mouseover and put a skull on that (but only if it doesn’t already have a skull on it). run st=SetRaidTarget ue=UnitExists g=GetRaidTargetIndex mo='mouseover' pl='player' tr='target' pt=g(pl) if ue(mo)then if g(mo)~=8 then st(mo,8)end elseif ue(tr)then if g(tr)~=8 then st(tr,8)end elseif pt=8 then st(pl,0)else st(pl,8) st(pl,pt or 0)end Here’s a macro I just made on TBC Classic (working as of phase 1, Aug 8, 2021) that sets a skull on your mouseover if it exists, sets skull on your target if no mouseover exists, and clears the skull marker off all targets if you have no mouseover and no target: The other poster above (Elite) is incorrect about the current macro system being unable to make the macro always set a skull and not toggle.

I know this post is old but it comes up in google searches about SetRaidTarget skull marker macros, so this might help someone who stumbles on this:

Warcraft macro set icon on player