Conditions List

[MrBrain1]

is player.holypower a valid condition? can't find it in the list.

e.g.

{ "Holy Avenger", { "player.holypower < 3", "!talent(7, 2)", "modifier.cooldowns" } },

wont work for me.

[Hackinte]

is player.holypower a valid condition? can't find it in the list.

e.g.

{ "Holy Avenger", { "player.holypower < 3", "!talent(7, 2)", "modifier.cooldowns" } },

wont work for me.

player.holypower is a valid condition, the problem has to be somewhere else in the condition, I'd guess its the talent bit.

[akeon1]

is player.holypower a valid condition? can't find it in the list.

e.g.

{ "Holy Avenger", { "player.holypower < 3", "!talent(7, 2)", "modifier.cooldowns" } },

wont work for me.

Looks like a very familiar line. What's not working? tried removing the conditions 1 at a time? player.holypower definitely works.

Edit: confirmed is 100% working for me if you do not have talent Seraphim, HAVE 1 or 2 holypower and HAVE cooldowns ticked.

[StinkyTwitch]

is player.holypower a valid condition? can't find it in the list.

e.g.

{ "Holy Avenger", { "player.holypower < 3", "!talent(7, 2)", "modifier.cooldowns" } },

wont work for me.

Looks like you may have forgotten a comma after the nested conditions.

{ "Holy Avenger", { "player.holypower < 3", "!talent(7, 2)", "modifier.cooldowns" }, },

Try that.

[akeon1]

Looks like you may have forgotten a comma after the nested conditions.

{ "Holy Avenger", { "player.holypower < 3", "!talent(7, 2)", "modifier.cooldowns" }, },

Try that.

none of my nests have commas like that and they seem to work in the same way ??? so confused

[Hackinte]

none of my nests have commas like that and they seem to work in the same way ??? so confused

Its a misunderstanding a lot of people have, thinking that the comma is a functional part of the code, not just part of the language semantics.

[StinkyTwitch]

Gotcha. As long as there isn't a "target" given it defaults to "target" then correct? So the last parameter in a given rotation line does not need to have a comma if there is no other parameter listed.

[MrBrain1]

thanks for the help, seems to work fine.

[holdmybeerwoman]

Is there a condition to check the targets current health in numbers, and not percent? I have been working on a script, however, cannot seem to find this condition anywhere.

[StinkyTwitch]

Is there a condition to check the targets current health in numbers, and not percent? I have been working on a script, however, cannot seem to find this condition anywhere.

Try this:

"target.health.actual > 100000"

You can use any sort of check, <, >, =, ~=.

[Decaed]

I have a similar question.

Is the following still true and reliable to check a targets time to die?

{ "target.ttd < 40" }},

[StinkyTwitch]

I have a similar question.

Is the following still true and reliable to check a targets time to die?

{ "target.ttd < 40" }},

It works but it only works well on high health targets as the math involved takes time to work correctly. So using that kind of code on bosses or high health adds is fine. Using that code on trivial stuff is very inaccurate. For low health stuff use health checks instead.

[Shark5060]

what's the correct syntax to count the units around me when I unlock with oLUA?

UnitsAroundUnit() doesn't seem to work, neither is area.enemies

[StinkyTwitch]

what's the correct syntax to count the units around me when I unlock with oLUA?

UnitsAroundUnit() doesn't seem to work, neither is area.enemies

Around you? "player.area(Y).enemies > X"

Y is the radius to cover around you. So maybe 40 if have abilities that are long distance spells? X is just simply the number of enemies to check against.

Oh saw that you were using oLUA. I don't think it has the ability to do area.enemies. Offspring does though.

[Shark5060]

ah okay, so I got my syntax completely wrong. Thank you very much (also thanks for the help in the other thread).

Offspring is for x86 only to my knowledge and I'd hate using that again after experiencing the goodness of DX11 & x64 ^^
I guess I have to do multitarget manual then.

Again, thank you.