Question - Potion Cures

[Myysterio]

I am working on a very specific HA (ashanti decay whatever its called) in TBM and I need to make it so all my toons STOP EVERYHING THEY ARE DOING IMMEDIATELY and drink a cure potion whenever they get certain debuffs on. If they do not they will die. How do you build it into an INI?

 

[Robban]

I am working on a very specific HA (ashanti decay whatever its called) in TBM and I need to make it so all my toons STOP EVERYHING THEY ARE DOING IMMEDIATELY and drink a cure potion whenever they get certain debuffs on. If they do not they will die. How do you build it into an INI?

I would use mq2react

  CurePotion:
    action: /useitem thepotion
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[blablabla].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[blablalba].ID} && !${Me.Moving}

 

[Hylander]

ignore and fight through also works.

 

[wymranar]

Or @mq2events

 

[Myysterio]

I would use mq2react

  CurePotion:
    action: /useitem thepotion
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[blablabla].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[blablalba].ID} && !${Me.Moving}

Whats the point of the ${Me.Song[blablabla].ID} && !${Me.Moving} parts? Im not a bard, so im not sure what it is telling it to do and im totally unfamilar with mq2racts.

This is what I got so far:

  TankName:
   CurePotion1:
    action: /useitem thepotionname1
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[blablabla].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving}
   CurePotion2:
    action: /useitem thepotionname2
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[blablabla].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Withering Limbs XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving}

 

[Robban]

Whats the point of the ${Me.Song[blablabla].ID} && !${Me.Moving} parts? Im not a bard, so im not sure what it is telling it to do and im totally unfamilar with mq2racts.

Depends where the debuff is. Sometimes it can be in the song window. The moving part is if the potion isnt insta cast.

 

[Myysterio]

Depends where the debuff is. Sometimes it can be in the song window. The moving part is if the potion isnt insta cast.

So I can take the song part off if its a regular debuff?

Also, If i'm making a different version of this for each of my toons cause they need a different debuff, I can just copy and paste it a few times and change the details in the same setting file?

 

[Myysterio]

Depends where the debuff is. Sometimes it can be in the song window. The moving part is if the potion isnt insta cast.

TankName: 
   CurePotion1:
    action: /useitem Distillate of Immunization XIII
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving}
   CurePotion2:
    action: /useitem Distillate of Immunization XIII
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Withering Limbs XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Withering Limbs XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving}
   CurePotion3:
    action: /useitem thepotionname3
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Enfeeblement].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Enfeeblement].ID} && !${Me.Moving}


Healer1Name: 
   CureAA1:
    action: /alt act 626
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving}
   CureAA2:
    action: /alt act 626
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Enfeeblement].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Enfeeblement].ID} && !${Me.Moving} 
   CurePotion1:
    action: /useitem Distillate of Immunization XIII
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving}
   CurePotion2:
    action: /useitem Distillate of Immunization XIII
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Withering Faith XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Withering Faith XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving}
   CurePotion3:
    action: /useitem thepotionname3
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Enfeeblement].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Enfeeblement].ID} && !${Me.Moving}


Healer2Name: 
   CureAA1:
    action: /alt act 626
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving}
   CureAA2:
    action: /alt act 626
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Enfeeblement].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Enfeeblement].ID} && !${Me.Moving}
   CurePotion1:
    action: /useitem Distillate of Immunization XIII
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving}
   CurePotion2:
    action: /useitem Distillate of Immunization XIII
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Withering Faith XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Withering Faith XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving}
   CurePotion3:
    action: /useitem thepotionname3
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Enfeeblement].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Enfeeblement].ID} && !${Me.Moving}


  DPSName: 
   CurePotion1:
    action: /useitem Distillate of Immunization XIII
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Withering Physicality XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving}
   CurePotion2:
    action: /useitem Distillate of Immunization XIII
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Withering Limbs XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Withering Limbs XIII].ID} && !${Me.Moving}
   CurePotion3:
    action: /useitem thepotionname3
    condition: >-
      ${Me.Song[Enfeeblement].ID} && !${Me.Moving} || ${Me.Buff[Enfeeblement].ID} && !${Me.Moving}

This look right to you? Other than player names and potions?

 

[Robban]

This look right to you? Other than player names and potions?

actually no, you got the setup wrong.
If you do a /react add test
the file will be created and you will se how the file should be setup (MQ2React.yaml)

its something like:
YOURservername:
Toonname1:
BstEpic: Enabled
ClickBP: Enabled
Toonname2:
BstEpic: Disabled
ClickBP: Enabled
reacts:
BstEpic:
action: /useitem Spiritcaller Totem of the Feral
condition: >-
${Me.CombatState.Equal[COMBAT]} && ${Cast.Ready[Spiritcaller Totem
of the Feral]}
ClickBP:
action: "/useitem ${InvSlot[Chest].Item.Name}"
condition: >-
${Me.CombatState.Equal[COMBAT]} && ${Target.Named} && !${Me.Moving}
&& ${Cast.Ready[${InvSlot[Chest].Item.Name}]}

 

[Myysterio]

actually no, you got the setup wrong.
If you do a /react add test
the file will be created and you will se how the file should be setup (MQ2React.yaml)

its something like:
......

I created my mq2react.yaml file with the program and what I wrote is what it gave me for cure potions.

It didn't give me this part:

Toonname1:
   BstEpic: Enabled
   ClickBP: Enabled
   Toonname2:
   BstEpic: Disabled
   ClickBP: Enabled

Edit... after looking through the examples on the forums, nobody else has them either.

https://www.redguides.com/community/threads/mq2-react-collection.72469/

 

[Dragonslayer]

[CODE lang="yaml" title="Yaml"]Toonname1:
BstEpic: Enabled
ClickBP: Enabled
Toonname2:
BstEpic: Disabled
ClickBP: Enabled[/CODE]

Is like mine was created as well using /react write, so presume this is the actual style.

In my reacts I posted here I just didn't post this part, as I didn't want to write my toons names .... likely others doing so as well.
If you create fresh yaml with "/react write" its styled that way.

In the upper part you have your toon names and in this section you just select, which reacts are valid/enabled for that toon.
By default reacts are disabled, so all reacts not explicit enabled here do not count for the toon.

In my yaml I simply start the class specific reacts with the classes shortcut like "ShmBP", whereas the reacts usable by mutliple classes just have generic names like "ClickBP".
As for most classes, clicking the BP is fine at the start of a named fight, the shamans bp delivers a nice Groupheal, which I want to be activated when needed.

Starting the classspecific reacts with the classes shortcut will also group them nicely together when using "/react write".

so in the upper sample the modification could be:

MyClericsName:
    ClrCure1: enabled
    ClrCure2: enabled
MyTanksName:
    WarCure1: enabled
    WarCure2: enabled

ClrCure1:
    ....
ClrCure2:
    ....

WarCure1:
    ....
WarCure2:
    ....

If you write your toons name in the reacts as well, you will have to modify them prior to publish them here, if you feel they might be useful for others as well.