Basic If Statement Syntax

[Abramacadabra]

Hi Guys,
I'm new in the forum, so it's like a tradition having problems.
I'm trying to write a rotation and i'm wondering if its possible to gather togheter a list of spell under the same condition and not
write the same condition for each spell.
I make an example:

{ "Power Word: Shield", "player.moving" },
{ "Mind Blast", "player.moving" },
{ "Shadow Word: Death", "player.moving" },
{ "Devouring Plague", "player.moving" },
{ "Cascade", "player.moving" },
{ "Halo", "player.moving" },

The common condition above is "player.moving";
What i want to do:

if "player.moving", {
{ "Power Word: Shield", "other specific condition for power word: shield" },
{ "Mind Blast", "other specific condition for ...." },
{ "Shadow Word: Death", "other specific condition for ....." },
{ "Devouring Plague", "other specific condition" },
{ "Cascade", "other specific condition" },
{ "Halo", "other specific condition" },
} end,

Is it possible or anything similar?
Really, really, really my best praise for the creation of PE and thk for the help.

[Mackdaddy2887]

{{
{ "Power Word: Shield", "other specific condition for power word: shield" },
{ "Mind Blast", "other specific condition for ...." },
{ "Shadow Word: Death", "other specific condition for ....." },
{ "Devouring Plague", "other specific condition" },
{ "Cascade", "other specific condition" },
{ "Halo", "other specific condition" },
}, "player.moving" },

[Abramacadabra]

And the winner is.......... trrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr: Mackdaddy2887!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really thk.
Another noob question:
Is there a fuction that allow to toggle on/off the cooldowns button?

[Mackdaddy2887]

And the winner is.......... trrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr: Mackdaddy2887!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really thk.
Another noob question:
Is there a fuction that allow to toggle on/off the cooldowns button?

What you mean? A way in game to toggle it, aside from clicking? Yes. "/pe help" will show you a list of commands, I believe the cooldown is "/pe cd" ~ not 100% sure, that's off the top of my head. You can make this into a macro.


If you mean in the code itself, how to set an line of code to only use when cooldown button is enabled?
Just use this conditional:
"modifier.cooldowns"

[Abramacadabra]

my purpose is to toggle off the cooldowns button after a buff goes off automatically.
So is there a function (for example: toggleoff.cooldowns) to use in rotation?

[ImogenOC]

my purpose is to toggle off the cooldowns button after a buff goes off automatically.
So is there a function (for example: toggleoff.cooldowns) to use in rotation?

Commands can be run through the client using { "/command", "condition.met },
So you could do { "/dance", "player.buff(Divine Shield)" }, if you wanted.

[Abramacadabra]

ohhhhhhhhhh...........
The master and the disciple; thk for lightning my way.
cheerssss!!!!!

[Mackdaddy2887]

my purpose is to toggle off the cooldowns button after a buff goes off automatically.
So is there a function (for example: toggleoff.cooldowns) to use in rotation?

Very interesting Idea... I can think of some practical purposes. I like this.
Say "combustion" is the CD spell were talking about, and usage of this spell only happens with cool down enabled, start combat with it enabled then after it's cast, it turns off cooldown toggle. Is this something you meant? If.. not sure have to check ingame, but say the function I mentioned is. "/pe cds" then we do this:

{"/pe cds", {"lastcast(combustion)", "player.spell(combustion).casted > 1", "modifier.cooldowns"}},

It's safe to say that the CR world toggle off the cooldowns button if and only if:
Combustion was last cast
Combustion successfully cast
Cooldown toggle is currently on

[Abramacadabra]

Wow, amazing!!!!
The idea is to use cds on-demand with relative rotation.
Reaching my goal and all cause your matter; THK

[Abramacadabra]

Further step:
{"/roar", "casting.spell(30451)", "player"},
or
{"/roar", "player.spell(30451)".casting"},
dont work.

if i use only {"/roar"}, spamm like a lion in a savannah.

Any suggestion?

[Mackdaddy2887]

Further step:
{"/roar", "casting.spell(30451)", "player"},
or
{"/roar", "player.spell(30451)".casting"},
dont work.

if i use only {"/roar"}, spamm like a lion in a savannah.

Any suggestion?

{"/roar", "player.spell(30451).casting"}, You had an extra "

But honestly, at this moment I don't believe the function works. It doesn't check the spell in (), it only checks to see if your casting. I do believe.

Try this:

{"!/roar", {"lastcast(30451)", "player.casting"}},

Last cast doesn't check if the cast succeed, only that the command was sent, and player casting means your currently casting, the ! Means it will use that command regardless if your casting or not (usually PE will wait till the cast is over)

Try that