Problems with my custom spell caster.

[KhaosWolf]

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#event InnSuffManaa "Insufficient Mana to cast this spell!"
sub main
/declare InnSuffMana local
/varset InnSuffMana "0" 
  :archloop
    /doevents
    /if @InnSuffMana!="0" {
    /varset InnSuffMana "0"
    /goto :Medder
    }
    /sit
    /delay 20
    /sit off 
    /cast 8   
   /goto :archloop 
/return
  :Medder
    /if $char(state)!="Sit" {
    /sit
    }
    /echo im here
    /if $char(mana,pct)!="100" {
    /goto :Medder
    }
    /goto :archloop
    /return

Sub Event_InnSuffManaa
/varset InnSuffMana "1"

Runs fine until i run OOM which initiates the event i have there. And when that happens, shit hits the fan. This is the error msg i get.

Ending Macro: Bad variable in /var function
@29 (Event_InnSuffManaa): /varset InnSuffMana "1"
@5 (main): :archloop

[Falco72]

You have create your "InnSuffMana" as local variable, so it not exists in your Event_InnSuffManaa. Make it a global variable and it should work:

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/declare InnSuffMana global

Enjoy.

[wassup]

Cleaned it up and should work:

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#event InnSuffManaa "Insufficient Mana to cast this spell!" 
sub main 
   /declare InnSuffMana global
   /varset InnSuffMana 0
   :archloop 
     /doevents 
     /if n @InnSuffMana==1 { 
       /varset InnSuffMana 0
       /goto :Medder 
      } 
      /sit 
      /delay 2s 
      /sit off 
      /cast 8    
   /goto :archloop 
   :Medder
     /doevents flush
     /if $char(state)!=SIT { 
       /sit 
     } 
     /echo im here 
     /if n $char(mana,pct)!=100 { 
     /goto :Medder 
     } 
     /goto :archloop 
/endmacro

Sub Event_InnSuffManaa
  /varset InnSuffMana 1
/return

[KhaosWolf]

I never noticed i put it as a local, god damnit, thumbs up for the help though guys. And why do you use:

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/if n @InnSuffMana==1 { 

/if n $char(mana,pct)!=100 { 

whats the point of the n, is it needed...?

[wassup]

I never noticed i put it as a local, god damnit, thumbs up for the help though guys. And why do you use:

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/if n @InnSuffMana==1 { 

/if n $char(mana,pct)!=100 { 

whats the point of the n, is it needed...?

It signifies a numeric comparison. Not saying your's won't work, but I myself would do a numeric comparison on values that are numeric, instead of strings.