Broken polymorph macro question

The polymorph macro I've used for some time ceased to work properly
after the 2.3 patch. I read about the need to include the rank and did
so, but a key aspect of the macro still does not work. It's really a
"re-sheep" macro. I would target and click the action button to perform
the initial sheeping, then at any time I could click the right mouse
button with the cursor anywhere on the screen to re-sheep assuming I was
in range. Now I have to click the action button the second time which
of course is no different than having a macro at all. What do I need to
change or add to the following script?

/focus [button:1]
/cast [button:1] Polymorph(Rank 1:Pig);
[target=focus,exists,button:2]Polymorph(Rank 1:Pig)

Thanks for any help.

On 3 Dec, 14:40, Chub <re... RemoveThis @home.org> wrote:
> The polymorph macro I've used for some time ceased to work properly
> after the 2.3 patch. I read about the need to include the rank and did
> so, but a key aspect of the macro still does not work. It's really a
> "re-sheep" macro. I would target and click the action button to perform
> the initial sheeping, then at any time I could click the right mouse
> button with the cursor anywhere on the screen to re-sheep assuming I was
> in range. Now I have to click the action button the second time which
> of course is no different than having a macro at all. What do I need to
> change or add to the following script?
>
> /focus [button:1]
> /cast [button:1] Polymorph(Rank 1:Pig);
> [target=focus,exists,button:2]Polymorph(Rank 1:Pig)
>
> Thanks for any help.

Did you not have an addon to do the right click anywhere part? I
can't see how it ever worked unless you did. Macros work off action
buttons and they cannot be fired unless the action button is used (in
the standard UI). There are addons that can bind macros to events
other than action button presses but the feature is not available
without one.

steve.kaye