Question - Adding mobs to be ignored as NON-Named

[Ghosteagle153]

Evening!

Currently running a couple scripts and the Kissassist file is seeing normal mobs as named. I was wondering if there was a way to add the name of the mob to a list - so all my cooldowns do not get used on normal trash mobs.

I've done some digging and tried a couple things, but it's still happening. So I set the named system to off.

Hope to hear soon!

Ghost

 

[Sic]

you can use MQ2SpawnMaster to maintain a list, and then use a condition to check against ${SpawnMaster.HasTarget} meaning it is on the list

> MQ2SpawnMaster TLO/Members on the wiki <

 

[B_I_G__D_A_D_D_Y]

you can use MQ2SpawnMaster to maintain a list, and then use a condition to check against ${SpawnMasters.HasTarget} meaning it is on the list

Brilliant!

 

[CazRaX]

you can use MQ2SpawnMaster to maintain a list, and then use a condition to check against ${SpawnMasters.HasTarget} meaning it is on the list

You really are like a whole library, aren't you?

 

[gibbo889]

you can use MQ2SpawnMaster to maintain a list, and then use a condition to check against ${SpawnMasters.HasTarget} meaning it is on the list

Hey Sic, could you take a look at this Cond line and let me know how i screwed it up please. I'm getting the following error for all my conditions that I'm using spawn masters, example of Cond below.



Cond2=!${Target.Buff[Pyre of Va Xakra].ID} && ${Range.Between[15,99:${Target.PctHPs}]} && ${SpawnMasters.HasTarget}

 

[Sic]

Hey Sic, could you take a look at this Cond line and let me know how i screwed it up please. I'm getting the following error for all my conditions that I'm using spawn masters, example of Cond below.

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Cond2=!${Target.Buff[Pyre of Va Xakra].ID} && ${Range.Between[15,99:${Target.PctHPs}]} && ${SpawnMasters.HasTarget}

typo there, sorry about that - ${SpawnMaster.HasTarget}

 

[gibbo889]

typo there, sorry about that - ${SpawnMaster.HasTarget}

Awesome easy fix i love those, thanks for the quick response bro. Have a good day.