how to check buffer

wolfbaby · Post by **wolfbaby** » Wed Oct 06, 2004 10:53 am

how to check my buffer and my pet's buffer,don't want to use event.
is there another way just like ${Me.PctHPs}

fearless · Post by **fearless** » Wed Oct 06, 2004 11:29 am

#include spellcast.inc

    /if (!${Me.Buff["Pact of Hate"].ID} && !${Me.Casting.ID}) /call Cast "Pact of Hate" gem8

I think that is what you are looking for . . . looking for pet routine.

fearless · Post by **fearless** » Wed Oct 06, 2004 11:59 am

${Me.PetBuff}

wolfbaby · Post by **wolfbaby** » Wed Oct 06, 2004 9:54 pm

many thanks guys .

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     /echo ${Me.PetBuff["Augment Death"]}

works,

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     /echo ${Me.PetBuff["Augment Death"].ID}

not works,dont know why but i make my macro works right now.

Chill · Post by **Chill** » Tue Oct 26, 2004 9:20 am

If you are checking for a buff to recast, I suggest checking for its duration under some minimum length (in ticks):

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/if (${Me.PetBuff["Augment Death"].Duration}<20) /call cast "Augment Death"

0 is of course less than 20, so if the buff is not there at all, this will cover that too.

wolfbaby · Post by **wolfbaby** » Fri Oct 29, 2004 11:06 pm

Chill wrote:If you are checking for a buff to recast, I suggest checking for its duration under some minimum length (in ticks):
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/if (${Me.PetBuff["Augment Death"].Duration}<20) /call cast "Augment Death"
0 is of course less than 20, so if the buff is not there at all, this will cover that too.

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/if (${Me.PetBuff["Augment Death"].Duration}<20) /call cast "Augment Death"

does not work. but

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/if (${Me.Buff[buff name].Duration}<20) /call cast "buff name"

works.
mayben Petbuff.Duration is not right.

Cr4zyb4rd · Post by **Cr4zyb4rd** » Fri Oct 29, 2004 11:37 pm

RTFM. Me.PetBuff returns the type spell, Me.Buff returns the type buff. There's no PetBuff[].Duration because there can't be. All the client knows is the name of the spell affecting the pet, it doesn't have access to it the same way it has access to your own personal effects.

If you want to know the duration of your pet's buffs, set a timer when the buffs land on it.

wolfbaby · Post by **wolfbaby** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 8:45 am

no no ,when i put my mouse on the pet's buff,i can see the duration.That's not a server side data.

Cr4zyb4rd · Post by **Cr4zyb4rd** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 9:41 am

then look at the xml for your pet buff window and use that *shrug*

fearless · Post by **fearless** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 9:47 am

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/if (${Me.Pet.ID} && !${Me.PetBuff["Augmentation of Death"]} && ${Me.Pet.Distance}<100) {
          /call Cast "Augmentation of Death" gem8 
        }

Works, use it and love it.

Cr4zyb4rd · Post by **Cr4zyb4rd** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 12:06 pm

but that's not the duration, his pet window shows the duration! waa waa!

ColdFusion · Post by **ColdFusion** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 12:14 pm

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[Substitutions]
CoD=${Window[PetInfoWindow].Child[PIW_BuffWindow].Child[PIW_PetBuff${Math.Calc[${Me.PetBuff[Command of Druzzil]}-1].Int}_Button].Tooltip}

returns Command of druzzil (mins:seconds)
(Or something similar)

then use .Arg[ previous string length -1 ]}

fix all the fun santax, but should get idea

-have fun

fearless · Post by **fearless** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 12:24 pm

Cr4zyb4rd wrote:but that's not the duration, his pet window shows the duration! waa waa!

oh nos!

p$ · Post by p$ » Tue Nov 09, 2004 9:59 pm

.Duration will work if you use a number, but it only shows the spells original duration, not the time remaining

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${Me.PetBuff[${Me.PetBuff[Augment Death]}].Duration}

not that it will help you any, but its in there. ${Me.PetBuff[Name]} returns an integer, ${Me.PetBuff[Number]} returns a string. you need to use the string version to use the Duration property for some reason.

ieatacid · Post by **ieatacid** » Wed Nov 10, 2004 12:37 am

Can't you just grab the ToolTip? There was a post about that somewhere for getting group member names who weren't in the same zone.

I don't feel like looking for it.