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Question - Cure priority

Version of KissAssist.mac?
Most recent
When did your problem start?
Na
Character Role?
  1. Assist
What class is having this issue?
  1. Cleric
  2. Druid
  3. Shaman
How often does this issue occur?
Rarely
Is there anyway to set KA so it prioritizes cures?

So manny times if I am close to a heal # it will wait to heal before curing (let's say a DT) which in turn ends with a dead toon lol.
 
Curing in KissAssist can be a bit of a problem. Search these boards for "cure restless ice" to get a long list of pertinent posts. I personally have disabled the cure section on all my characters because it makes KissAssist more responsive.

One of the easiest solutions is to use heals that have a cure component. Clerics have a big group heal with cures built-in.

If you have a specific affliction that is causing you problems perhaps use an Event. Early ToV Restless Ice infections were murder! I used Events on my SK to send a tell to the cleric who then would cast the cure!

Request a cure by SK
INI:
[NeedRestlessIceCure]
trigger=#.#You have taken #*# damage from Restless Ice Infection.#*#
command=/tell Cleric_Character I need a cure for Restless Ice!

Cleric cast some spell in slot 12 to cure Restless Ice
INI:
[DoRestlessIceCure]
trigger=#*# tells you, 'I need a cure for Restless Ice!'
command=/multiline ; /mqp on ; /stopcast ; /rt ; /cast 12 ; /mqp off

Some curing may require you to code an MQ2React specifically for the condition you're encountering. Like when I was pulling Crystal Caverns regularly the spiders would snare my SK. So I used a React to self-cure the snare.

SK Self-Cure for snare or root
YAML:
  CurePuller:
    action: >-
      /multiline ; /stopcast ; /timed 1 ; /nav pause ; /mqp on ; /keypress
      F1 ; /timed 5 ; /echo Attempting to cure my snare or root ; /alt
      act 2031 ; /mqp off
    condition: >-
      (${Me.Snared.ID} || ${Me.Rooted.ID}) && ${Me.AltAbilityReady[2031]}
      && ${Me.PctHPs}<30
  CurePuller1:
    action: >-
      /multiline ; /stopcast ; timed 1 ; /nav pause ; /mqp on ; /keypress
      F1 ; /timed 5 ; /echo Attempting to reset my Purity of Death ; /alt
      act 7003 ; /mqp off
    condition: "${Me.AltAbilityReady[7003]} && !${Me.AltAbilityReady[2031]}"
  CurePuller2:
    action: >-
      /multiline ; "/g I need a cure for root or snare!" ; /timed 30 ;
      /mqp off
    condition: "${Me.Snared.ID} || ${Me.Rooted.ID}"
 
Curing in KissAssist can be a bit of a problem. Search these boards for "cure restless ice" to get a long list of pertinent posts. I personally have disabled the cure section on all my characters because it makes KissAssist more responsive.

One of the easiest solutions is to use heals that have a cure component. Clerics have a big group heal with cures built-in.

If you have a specific affliction that is causing you problems perhaps use an Event. Early ToV Restless Ice infections were murder! I used Events on my SK to send a tell to the cleric who then would cast the cure!

Request a cure by SK
INI:
[NeedRestlessIceCure]
trigger=#.#You have taken #*# damage from Restless Ice Infection.#*#
command=/tell Cleric_Character I need a cure for Restless Ice!

Cleric cast some spell in slot 12 to cure Restless Ice
INI:
[DoRestlessIceCure]
trigger=#*# tells you, 'I need a cure for Restless Ice!'
command=/multiline ; /mqp on ; /stopcast ; /rt ; /cast 12 ; /mqp off

Some curing may require you to code an MQ2React specifically for the condition you're encountering. Like when I was pulling Crystal Caverns regularly the spiders would snare my SK. So I used a React to self-cure the snare.

SK Self-Cure for snare or root
YAML:
  CurePuller:
    action: >-
      /multiline ; /stopcast ; /timed 1 ; /nav pause ; /mqp on ; /keypress
      F1 ; /timed 5 ; /echo Attempting to cure my snare or root ; /alt
      act 2031 ; /mqp off
    condition: >-
      (${Me.Snared.ID} || ${Me.Rooted.ID}) && ${Me.AltAbilityReady[2031]}
      && ${Me.PctHPs}<30
  CurePuller1:
    action: >-
      /multiline ; /stopcast ; timed 1 ; /nav pause ; /mqp on ; /keypress
      F1 ; /timed 5 ; /echo Attempting to reset my Purity of Death ; /alt
      act 7003 ; /mqp off
    condition: "${Me.AltAbilityReady[7003]} && !${Me.AltAbilityReady[2031]}"
  CurePuller2:
    action: >-
      /multiline ; "/g I need a cure for root or snare!" ; /timed 30 ;
      /mqp off
    condition: "${Me.Snared.ID} || ${Me.Rooted.ID}"
TY!! this seems like the way to go
 
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