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Problem - |Class abbreviations list? (1 Viewer)

KMBx5

KMBx5

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Version of KissAssist.mac?
kissassistver=12.002
When did your problem start?
when i had to stop using legacy
Character Role?
  1. Assist
What class is having this issue?
  1. Cleric
How often does this issue occur?
Always
Can you reproduce the issue?
yes
I am trying to get my cleric to cast Unified Certitude on only my magician using the |Class feature but i cannot get it to work for some reason, mage does not have Blessing of Fervor on him or any druid HP buffs or CLeric HP buffs.
Buffs10=Unified Certitude|DUAL|Blessing of Fervor|Class|Mag
does not work, have tried Mage and Magi, and magician and cant seem to get him to cast it any ideas?
 
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I believe your. Buff settings is wrong. I don’t think u have the names correct. If I’m not mistaken it’s unified hand of certitude which is the group version and the buf name is just certitude. With what u have listed I don’t believe it will even attempt to cast that. Can u
You please verify the actual name of the spell and the actual name of the buff off that spell.

Blessing of fervor or w/e is the symbol line as certitude is the hp line. So u can’t possibly be asking to buff the symbol line off from the ho line

I made a mistake and this is the correction:

If your seeking the Hit Point Buff from Unified Certitude, then it should look like this:

Buffs10=Unified Certitude|DUAL|Certitude|Class|Mag

If your seeking the Spell Haste Buff from Unified Certitude, then it should look like this:

Buffs10=Unified Certitude|DUAL|Blessing of Fervor|Class|Mag

Note: depending on your current mage buffs or self buffs that what you want your cleric to cast might not be able to be stacked. With that being said, try to remove all your buffs from your mage and ensure your mage does not have these buffs on block and try.
 
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KS1980 said:
I believe your. Buff settings is wrong. I don’t think u have the names correct. If I’m not mistaken it’s unified hand of certitude which is the group version and the buf name is just certitude. With what u have listed I don’t believe it will even attempt to cast that. Can u
You please verify the actual name of the spell and the actual name of the buff off that spell.

Blessing of fervor or w/e is the symbol line as certitude is the hp line. So u can’t possibly be asking to buff the symbol line off from the ho line

I made a mistake and this is the correction:

If your seeking the hp buff from Unified Certitude, then it should look like this:

Buffs10=Unified Certitude|DUAL|Certitude|Class|Mag
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The problem with doing it that way is that that spell casts the REgular HP version of cleric buffs and then spell haste buff and the spell haste buff wears off first so that is why i do it that way, i do the exact same thing with the symbol line. Issue is i only want certitude on the mage as druid HP buff wont stack with mages self buff but certitude will. But i thank you for the input, it made no difference trying it your way either.
 
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So when blessing of fervor wears off it doesn’t cast it? Try ending the macro on both magician and cleric and remove blessing of fervor then restart both macros. Let’s see what it does
 
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KS1980 said:
So when blessing of fervor wears off it doesn’t cast it? Try ending the macro on both magician and cleric and remove blessing of fervor then restart both macros. Let’s see what it does
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did, still nothing, just does not want to cast it for some reason. Mage uses the mq2magician plugin, cleric is just kissassist
 
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KMBx5 said:
did, still nothing, just does not want to cast it for some reason. Mage uses the mq2magician plugin, cleric is just kissassist
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Okay maybe let’s try to set a condition and see if that works. Try:

Buffs10=Unified Certitude|DUAL|Blessing of Fervor|Class|MagiclCondXX

CondXX=!${Target.Buff[Certitude].ID} && !${Target.Buff[Blessing of Fervor].ID} && ${Spell[Blessing of Fervor].StacksTarget}

I’m assuming u
You know about condition and how to set them in you .ini, just replace XX to it’s appropriate condition number



Give that a try
 
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Caster, Melee, Class, and !Class flags are ignored when casting group type buffs on your group. The tags are only useful, when casting group version buffs on characters that are not in your group. See the explanation below for using these tags with single target buffs.

BuffName|dual|BuffRecourse|Target

The |dual modifier allows for spells that have 2 (or more) parts, where the actual buff effect has a different name than the spell or ability used to cast it. Designed for recourse type spells, or newer spells that combine buffs, but can be used for lots of things.
Example: Buffs1=Talisman of Soul's Unity|Dual|Exigent Focusing
In this example, if the DUAL syntax is not used, KissAssist will rebuff Unity every 8-12 seconds where the other 3 or 4 effects last hours.
MA, !MA, Me, Caster, Melee, Class, and !Class flags can be used with the dual modifier, but must be at the end of the line, and before the |cond tag, if used.
Caster, Melee, Class, and !Class flags are ignored when casting group type buffs on your group. The tags are only useful, when casting group version buffs on characters that are not in your group. See the explanation below for using these tags with single target buffs.
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I was internally thinking that then realized Unified Certitude is not a group buff but the single target buff which also offers the single target spell haste buff. So I’m this case it seems correct to me unless I’m misunderstanding w
 
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KS1980 said:
Okay maybe let’s try to set a condition and see if that works. Try:

Buffs10=Unified Certitude|DUAL|Blessing of Fervor|Class|MagiclCondXX

CondXX=!${Target.Buff[Certitude].ID} && !${Target.Buff[Blessing of Fervor].ID} && ${Spell[Blessing of Fervor].StacksTarget}

I’m assuming u
You know about condition and how to set them in you .ini, just replace XX to it’s appropriate condition number



Give that a try
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Sure do and maybe the stacks part is the part that i need, will see. Using |Mag as that is what i was told what the shortened version of magician is supposed to be. THanks again for all the input guys really appreciate it.
 
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