If i still played I would be really excited about this That "bug" in spell ready is the sole reason i wrote spell_routines.inc that used timers instead to determine if spells were ready... which is kind of sloppy!

Wow that was a really long sentence. No clue what it meant though.

It's dismounting when it calls interrupt no matter what. We're casting a sub-3 second spell here and its dismounting. I'm guessing it's because we're calling it when the target is healed, not when the target dies. So your /dismount vs. move around logic isn't being used. I didn't want to screw arou...

| - Will interrupt spell if target dies while casting. If on a mount, it will dismount and duck if the time left | is greater than 7 seconds, else it will move forward a bit to interrupt, then move you back | ** IMPORTANT: if you don't want to interrupt a spell while mounted, put this at the top of...

Yeah it would probably be easier to code that way too. something like | if casting CH... /if ( ${castEndTime}>=50 && ${Target.PctHPs}<=40 ) { /call Interrupt /if ( ${Target.PctHPs}<=30 ) { /call Cast "remedy" } else { /call Cast "light" } } don't really play a cleric much...

I'm about to start working on a cleric mac myself. The slow thing is one thing I've been thinking of how to handle. One thing that might help out a lot tho is, I added in a new variable to spell_routines.inc. ${castEndTime} is the amount of deciseconds left till the current spell finishes. Can possi...

I wrote a small spell trainer that would sit at the start of a tic, cast minor healing, then sit again when it was close to the next tic. Here's the code :P Could replace the minor healing with canni and of course add in few other changes, but this basically figures out when the next "tic"...

Ok.. added in the FD thing. I don't play any FD classes so it's not tested.. should work though.

"/cast 1" is a normal EQ command... heh

ok added in an outer variable to show if your last spell didn't take hold. /if ${spellNotHold} is 1, then your last spell didn't take hold, otherwise it's 0

Not sure if you got around the AE snare resist thing yet, but spell_routines.inc will now handle this. All i did was have one event for you resisting a spell, and the normal one for target resisting spells. call /doevent to check if you resisted a spell. If you resisted a spell, in the event it sets...

Ok.... 9th slot thing works now. Also added in special event handling for AE spells. If you are close to a mob and cast something like AE snare and you resist it, it wont return resist (unless of course one or more mobs resist it). This should help a lot for wizards

you could have a timer so that a certain person can only ask for the same buff once in like 5 minutes or something... something like: Sub Event_Chat(string chatType,string chatSender,string chatText) | ... stuff /if ( ${chatText.Find[virtue]} && !${buffTimer_virtue_${chatSender}} ) { /if ( !...

yeah, you would probably wanna use something like: /if ( ${Window[TradeWnd].Open} ) { /delay 2s /if ( ${InvSlot[trade1].Item.Type.Equal[food]} || ${InvSlot[trade1].Item.Type.Equal[drink]} || ${InvSlot[trade1].Item.Name.Equal[Small Portal Fragments]} ) { /notify TradeWnd TRDW_Trade_Button leftmouseup...

oh and yeah, in my example I guess you wouldn't want the buffs inside the if statement... cause then it would only cast them when you had attack on