M6: Issues

Known issues

Certain feedback elements introduced in patch 10.1.5 are not replicated by M6 macros

The spell-on-cursor, cast time, and interrupt feedback indicators are not currently supported by M6.

Potential issues

Some third-party addons may cause M6 macros placed on action bars to flicker.

Due to WoW API limitations, M6 relies on updating action button feedback elements directly in order to provide macro action feedback. Normally, this update occurs late in the rendering cycle, overriding any other source of action button feedback, and ensuring that what you see is M6's view of what the macro will do.

Some third-party addons may alter action button behavior, or introduce their own button updates running after M6's. This can cause feedback elements to flicker between M6's view of the macro and the external addon's โ€” for example, a cooldown indicator may flicker as the external addon may not be aware of the spell cast via an M6 macro.

If you encounter this issue, please attempt to identify the third-party addon involved (by e.g. temporarily disabling action bar-related addons and checking whether the flicker persists) as well as any related settings in such addons that you may have customized, and use the Report an issue form below.

Fixed recently

Some /commands used in M6 macros may result in an "action blocked" error.

This is due to an error in M6, and should be resolved in version 1.59a. Affected commands include /logout, /quit, /petdismiss, /petautocaston, /yield, and guild management /commands, as well as alternate variants of these commands.

Report an issue

First, please check that you are using the latest version of the addon available from this site โ€“ some issues may have already been fixed.

If the issue persists when using the latest version, please make sure you have Lua errors enabled in the game client. You can turn on the built-in error display by typing /console scriptErrors 1 and then /console reloadui in chat. Some specialized error-capturing addons may offer similar functionality.