Potion Belt stuff

[discip1e]

you guys prolly already know this, but I'm adding it anyways. . . .for the few (like me) who didn't know.


I use Skinspikes pots an awful lot. and wanted to add them to the self buff queus on a few macs I run. This is what I do.

at the top, where all the events go:

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#event dmgshield "Your skin loses its thorns."

at the bottom I put this:

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sub event_dmgshield
/potionbelt Activate 1
/return

now everytime my DS fades it casts a new one, as long as you have your skinspikes pots in slot 1 of your potion belt. Move this to VIP, if it's a result of a VIP plug.

any other suggestions?

[discip1e]

Keep in mind this will only try to cast once, if you are moving at the time it won't cast again, as the event will not trigger.

[jacensolo]

To fix it for cases when you're running, maybe something like this:

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Sub Main
 :loop
 /delay 5
 /if (${Me.Buff[Skinspikes]} || ${Me.Speed} || ${Me.Casting} || ${Me.Sitting}) /goto :loop
 /potionbelt activate 1
 /delay 1s ${Me.Casting.ID}
 /delay 5s !${Me.Casting.ID}
 /goto :loop

I don't know how the Buff[] member works, so you may need to substitute the exact name of the potion you're using, but that should make it cast reliably without events. Also, it might be possible to use ${Me.DamageShieldBonus} to check if you have the potion on already. However, since some gear has +Damage Shield Mods, you would probably need to add a variable to catch your base Damage Shield to the beginning, before the loop, like this:

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 /declare oldDS int ${Me.DamageShieldBonus}

And then replace the ${Me.Buff[]} check with this:

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 ${Me.DamageShieldBonus}>${oldDS}

The benefit to that is if a druid casts a better DS on you than your pots, you won't burn all your pots trying (and failing) to overwrite it. However, I haven't ever used DamageShieldBonus, so I don't know exactly how accurate it is, or how it works with regards to gear/buffs.

[TehWraith]

Change ${Me.Buff[Skinspikes]}

To ${Spell[Skinspikes].Stacks}

That way you don't keep trying to cast it if someone else has given you a better DS that doesn't stack. You can set a bool when you lose the DS, and then have a buff sub that checks all your bools, and recasts any buffs that are marked as faded, making sure to check that they would stack before casting them.

[JustAnotherCoder(Wannabe)]

I have looked all over the wiki and forums, and though I can find information on how to do things, I am trying to find which way is best. Obviously, having MQ run a direct command is faster than pressing a hotkey which has the direct command. However, with this particular match-up I cannot find a conclusive "winner." I am curious if anyone has run speed tests of instant potion usage by these two different methods, or if anyone has insight.

For example. Let's say you have 3 10 Dose Potion of Vampiric Spirit in your inventory.

The two ways I try getting the mana as fast possible are be

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/cast item "10 Dose Potion of Vampiric Spirit"

versus

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/potionbelt Activate 1

Is there any discernible difference in speed that a program or MQ can sense? This might sound silly, but instant potions and the speed at which they can be used is important :)

Thanks for any feedback, I am still looking into it and trying to find the best route, so I can inform the rest of the community.

[ieatacid]

The /potionbelt method should be faster, however any difference in speed between the two ways of doing it probably wouldn't be noticeable.

[dragonbutt]

Er... nevermind

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