Problem - Item Clickies constantly casting.

[GKD1231]

Version of KissAssist.mac?

12.002

When did your problem start?

I just added these to my file.

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 have several items with clickie self buffs. When I add them to my Buff list, instead of noticing that I already have the buffs, it continues to cast over and over. Any suggestions?

Buffs14=Bloodseeker's Veil|ME
Buffs15=Belt of the Faithful Guard|ME
Buffs16=Alloy-Coated Back Protector|ME
Buffs17=Oracle's Phylopin|ME
Buffs18=White Rope Bridle|ME

 

[Sic]

you can add a condition to check against the buff you're asking for OR you can use the dual tag

Buffs1=Cool Item of AwesomeSauce|dual|Buff you want to check for

or

Buffs1=Cool Item of AwesomeSauce|Cond1
Cond1=!${Me.Buff[cool buff that i want to check for].ID}

Don't forget the .ID

 

[GKD1231]

you can add a condition to check against the buff you're asking for OR you can use the dual tag

Buffs1=Cool Item of AwesomeSauce|dual|Buff you want to check for

or

Buffs1=Cool Item of AwesomeSauce|Cond1
Cond1=${Me.Buff[cool buff that i want to check for]}

Perfect, thank you... This is why you get paid the big bucks!

 

[GKD1231]

Another question since you are so awesome.... Can you put more than one per condition, or do I need to add a condition for each item?

 

[GKD1231]

you can add a condition to check against the buff you're asking for OR you can use the dual tag

Buffs1=Cool Item of AwesomeSauce|dual|Buff you want to check for

or

Buffs1=Cool Item of AwesomeSauce|Cond1
Cond1=${Me.Buff[cool buff that i want to check for]}

|Dual| works great. (I went this route)

Doing the Conditions, it was not just casting once, it kept recasting over and over...

 

[CheshireGat]

Buffs18=White Rope Bridle|ME

You can also use the mount tag.
Buffs18=White Rope Bridle|mount

Doing the Conditions, it was not just casting once, it kept recasting over and over...

Just needed a ! in front.

Example:

Buffs1=Oracle's Phylopin|Cond1
Cond1=!${Me.Buff[Geomantra].ID}

If you do NOT have the Geomantra buff then KA will attempt to use Oracle's.
That said, I would just use the dual tag.

As an aside, why are you wanting KA to cast from Bloodseeker's Veil, Belt of the Faithful Guard and Alloy-Coated Back Protector?
Those unlock a permanent item AA. Only need to use once. Or are you using it to get the shadow buff?

*Edit: corrected the cond to include .ID

 

[Sic]

Just needed a ! in front.

Example:

Buffs1=Oracle's Phylopin|Cond1
Cond1=!${Me.Buff[Geomantra]}

If you do NOT have the Geomantra buff then KA will attempt to use Oracle's.
That said, I would just use the dual tag.

100%, phone autocorrect nuked it I think

 

[Gohast]

 

[GKD1231]

I took, the mount off my ini file. It kept trying to cast it in indoor zones and wouldn't stop. I will figure that one out later.

 

[mitrestre]

I took, the mount off my ini file. It kept trying to cast it in indoor zones and wouldn't stop. I will figure that one out later.

I use this condition for my druid when buffing his mask spell Cond1=!${Zone.Indoor}
I am in velious expansion so I do not have the indoor mask spell yet. He would do the same thing, try to cast his mask spell over and over.

 

[CheshireGat]

I took, the mount off my ini file. It kept trying to cast it in indoor zones and wouldn't stop. I will figure that one out later.

That is what the mount tag is for. It checks if the zone is indoor/outdoor and casts if outdoors.

 

[ChatWithThisName]

You can also use the mount tag.
Buffs18=White Rope Bridle|mount


You probably just needed a ! in front.

Example:

Buffs1=Oracle's Phylopin|Cond1
Cond1=!${Me.Buff[Geomantra]}

If you do NOT have the Geomantra buff then KA will attempt to use Oracle's.
That said, I would just use the dual tag.

As an aside, why are you wanting KA to cast from Bloodseeker's Veil, Belt of the Faithful Guard and Alloy-Coated Back Protector?
Those unlock a permanent item AA. Only need to use once. Or are you using it to get the shadow buff?

Condition needs a .ID at the end, !${Me.Buff[Geomantra].ID} unless this has changed since I last used macro code.

 

[CheshireGat]

Condition needs a .ID at the end, !${Me.Buff[Geomantra].ID} unless this has changed since I last used macro code.

sigh that was one of the first problems, and learning experience, I had with ini and I STILL forgot it.

Good catch.