Conditions List

[BadFuryWarrior]

Anyone know how to do a check for your current target's target? I want to check if my target is me and if so and it's casting an interruptable spell, to use spell reflect.

[ImogenOC]

UnitName("targettarget")

Can be put into a function.
:3

[zeldaboch]

Think there is a problem with "palyer.infront"
I'm trying to cast shockwave only if i'm facing the rarget but it don't work as i think it must
eg. { "Shockwave", {"player.infront"}, },

is it correct ?

Can someone add more description to the conditions in the list? I think it can be usefull for people at the beginning like me.

Thanks =)

++ i have firehack

[ImogenOC]

*.infront is an error check conditional, not a calculation. This was built way back as a check for rogues/druids with gouge/shred/ravage.

Firehack's API dosen't provide a facing track either, and WoW dosen't supply a unit's pos; that would require a unitManager, which we lack. If we can get a unit's position, we can easily create this system.
I would suggest making that into a macro check, or supplementing in a method to create a successful environment for it to work in; such as immediately after a successful cast.

One thing I did for monks was cast ox-wave after a root applied, so I knew it would land. I'm sorry, but for the time being the infrastructure to do a perfect check dosen't exist.

[akeon1]

raid.health? what is this function and how does it work. is a global average of entire raid oor does it scan each raid member.

trying to work out how to cast Lay on Hands on a raid member when a raid member hits 10% HP.
the old way of doing it does not seem to work.

[ImogenOC]

raid.health? what is this function and how does it work. is a global average of entire raid oor does it scan each raid member.

trying to work out how to cast Lay on Hands on a raid member when a raid member hits 10% HP.
the old way of doing it does not seem to work.

Should be global avg.

[Greymalkin]

Sounds like you want ProbablyEngine.raid.lowestHP() in general. This is aliased with the "lowest" string for targeting, but not registered as a direct condition that I could find.

[BadFuryWarrior]

UnitName("targettarget")

Can be put into a function.
:3

Can't get it to work. Needs to use spell reflect if the target is casting a direct offensive spell (like frostbolt) at the player.

[ImogenOC]

Targettarget works with PE parsing. E.g.
Frostbolt, target.buff(mark of the wild), targettarget
Which would translate to yourself most of the time.

[ImogenOC]

I think target.player might work.

[turtlemans]

it uses the first argument as the basis for the area calculation, that could be player, target, focus, etc..

"target.area(10).enemies > 1"

Is true if there are more than 1 enemy within 10 yards of your current target.

It doesn't seem to work like that for me. My rotation won't display with

  { "Blood Boil", {
  "player.area(15).enemies > 1",
  "modifier.multitarget" }},

but will display with

  { "Blood Boil", {
  "target.area(15).enemies > 1",
  "modifier.multitarget" }},

Edit: apparently the value can't be 1, as => 2 works

[StinkyTwitch]

It doesn't seem to work like that for me. My rotation won't display with

  { "Blood Boil", {
  "player.area(15).enemies > 1",
  "modifier.multitarget" }},

but will display with

  { "Blood Boil", {
  "target.area(15).enemies > 1",
  "modifier.multitarget" }},

Edit: apparently the value can't be 1, as => 2 works

Has a lot to do with combat reach and "target" vs. "player". Targets can have quite a big difference in combat reach which is factor in to the area calcs. I find it best to use "target" in all my area checks rather than me ("player").

[ImogenOC]

Has a lot to do with combat reach and "target" vs. "player". Targets can have quite a big difference in combat reach which is factor in to the area calcs. I find it best to use "target" in all my area checks rather than me ("player").

+1 Here.
10char

[boxo]

Has a lot to do with combat reach and "target" vs. "player". Targets can have quite a big difference in combat reach which is factor in to the area calcs. I find it best to use "target" in all my area checks rather than me ("player").

a good way to get around that may be to have

target.area(15).enemies => 2,
target.range < 2,

so that the area around your target and yourself is virtually the same

[boxo]

how does the "tank" target work? especially in raid when there are two tanks (usually)?