Question - LUA: Lesson Of The Devoted?

[Peppe]

Hi!

I'm a new user at Lua-stuff.

I've been scouting around for the option to use the ''Lesson Of The Devoted''.

Where or how do I set that one up so my toons use that ability asap its ready?

Thanks!

 

[reedreddington]

Edit* I just saw you have this under RGmercs.

You would want something like this added

action:
/alt activate 481
condition:
!${Me.Buff[Bottle of Shared Adventure I].ID} && !${Me.Buff[Bottle
of Shared Adventure II].ID} && !${Me.Buff[Bottle of Shared Adventure
III].ID} && !${Me.Buff[Lesson of the Devoted].ID} && !${Me.Invis}
&& !${Me.Sitting} && ${Me.AltAbilityReady[Lesson of the Devoted]}

 

[SGM]

I just hit a macro key, if you have a hot key made it gives a count down time of when it's ready.

/dgga /alt act 481

easy peasy

 

[Algar]

If you want this scripted, write a script do do it, you could use a LEM as well I suppose.
Mercs doesn't support using Lesson automatically.

Edit: You could use a small user module for this, but I see zero reason why this would need to be done in the mercs script; as you don't need access to any mercs internal state/etc...

 

[Cannonballdex]

Check out this user module, use lesson. for use with modules in rgmercs. Copy this into your C:\MQNext\config\rgmercs\modules\auto_lesson.Lua folder and reload.

 

[Algar]

Check out this user module, use lesson. for use with modules in rgmercs. Copy this into your C:\MQNext\config\rgmercs\modules\auto_lesson.lua folder and reload.

I appreciate you providing this, but why would you want to be executing this in the mercs thread? I dont see any code that requires it. You aren't using rgmercs helpers, you aren't using rgmercs state. Seems like a standalone script with extra steps.

 

[Cannonballdex]

I appreciate you providing this, but why would you want to be executing this in the mercs thread? I dont see any code that requires it. You aren't using rgmercs helpers, you aren't using rgmercs state. Seems like a standalone script with extra steps.

I shared it as a user module because the question was about RGMercs, and that gives its users a straightforward way to set it up. I agree the Lesson check could also run standalone.