Check the animation, During fight grab the animation code, when it changes and then mob is <20% health assume fleeing.

Hi folks, semi moved in - have my laptop up so I can edit, but my desktop is still not moved so I can't test anything.

Fix for multiple masters requires MQ2Latest.zip newer then may 7 2004 07 May 2004 by Lax: - Added "Lax/Blech" support to custom events. The Blech system allows much easier parsing of incoming chat. Custom events will now support more parameters that are automatically parsed based on the ma...

apollo5145: It waits because that was what my chanter friend asked for for being AE groups, reduced Down time and prevented running OOM during the middle of the fight. - I'll add code so it recasts right away if the spell doesn't cast.

Probably should be

I'm gonna make an assumption but I'm gonna explicted ask it so that it's covered for everyone else as well, Converting old events: if the old and busted code is #event orchit "an orc hits you" and the actual event is "an orc hits you for 50pt of damage" then the new and hotness c...

fez: thing is the saved ID is a local variable so it should get wiped every time the heal routine cycles. Seems the only way what you describe should happen, is the cleric is in the middle of a heal routine, the mob it was fighting before the heal started died, and you order it to assist before the ...

Fez it doesn't look like there is any problem with the code your adding but I don't think it would be the cause of the bot changing target. Just a suggestion - try this at the top of the routine: /if (${Combatstatus} [color=red]|| ${Me.Combat}[/color]) { /varset SaveCombatStat 1 /varset SaveCombatID...

Did reload complain about Commands not being /declared? or one of the other arrays? It doesn't seem to fail 100% of the time but when it does fail that's the fail.

Just posted an update to incorperate the bug fixes people have found over the last few days.

BotCore.inc 12.33
BotCombat.inc 12.31
BotSpell.inc 12.33
ShortCuts.inc 12.31

If it works now you can take the /echo line out completely and it will get rid of the "2" spam.

try this then: sub CheckSelfBuffs /declare counter int local /varset SelfBuffPass 0 /for counter 1 to ${SelfBuffCount} /echo ${[color=red]Me.[/color]Buff[${SelfBuff[${counter}]}].ID} /if (!${[color=red]Me.[/color]Buff[${SelfBuff[${counter}]}].ID} && ${SelfBuffInt[${counter},1]}<1) {

try this and see if buff[].id is reporting correctly sub CheckSelfBuffs /declare counter int local /varset SelfBuffPass 0 /for counter 1 to ${SelfBuffCount} [color=red]/echo ${Buff[${SelfBuff[${counter}]}].ID}[/color] /if (!${Buff[${SelfBuff[${counter}]}].ID} && ${SelfBuffInt[${counter},1]}<...

Fez it's supposed to be && basically if the buff doesn't cast or stick for some reason it will cause it to wait 5 seconds - for 5 times - if after 5 trys it doesn't cast or stick then it will wait 15 minutes before trying again. try this sub CheckSelfBuffs /declare counter int local /varset ...

Nightshift: what's the buff not working? More then 1 buff or is it 1 buff recasting, Duration may not be returning right.

Sorry just gonna make semi-random suggestions - No way I have time for real debugging or even loading EQ this weekend.