Config - Error on IfSpellImmune

[rokn2day]

I am trying to use the following command from the ModBot doc's to re-target any mob that is immune to mez and it's throwing an error.

Here's the command I am using:

IfSpellImmune=/bc {Tank_Name} //multiline ; /varset ACMATarget {Param1};/target id {Param1}

And Here's the error:

WARNING: Undefinded Variable Tank_Name used on line [email protected] /varset sVarC ${sVarC}$sVarL}${

Thanks for your help all!

 

[Hylander]

I am trying to use the following command from the ModBot doc's to re-target any mob that is immune to mez and it's throwing an error.

Here's the command I am using:

IfSpellImmune=/bc {Tank_Name} //multiline ; /varset ACMATarget {Param1};/target id {Param1}

And Here's the error:

WARNING: Undefinded Variable Tank_Name used on line [email protected] /varset sVarC ${sVarC}$sVarL}${

Thanks for your help all!

I’m not one with coding goggles so not entirely sure about the ‘varset’ side of things, but I do know that /multiline is fiddly. there needs to be a single space before and after the semi-colon delineating each line. You have it correct on the varset but incorrect on the /target part

 

[rokn2day]

I’m not one with coding goggles so not entirely sure about the ‘varset’ side of things, but I do know that /multiline is fiddly. there needs to be a single space before and after the semi-colon delineating each line. You have it correct on the varset but incorrect on the /target part

Thank you! @Hylander I'll give that a shot.

 

[woobs]

If you are trying to get your team to switch to another mob, use the ModBot 'switch' command. Simply target the mob and then: /bc switch

You can also pass a Target on the switch command, if you don't want to target it first and you know which mob it is.

 

[rokn2day]

Thanks Woobs!

You answered two of my questions. The first already stated and the second how to switch mobs. So much goodness built into ModBot. I keep reading, but still have a lot to learn.

 

[ChatWithThisName]

the issue is stated in the error message.

{Tank_Name}
is not a correct variable. When trying to parse information it should be ${Tank_Name} not {Tank_Name}
This assumes that ${Tank_Name} is an actual variable.

 

[woobs]

It's actually TankName. But I think OP will be better served with the 'switch' suggestion.