Question - Syntax to use two different Cure Poison clickies ?

[Adonhiram]

Hello boxers,
I am fairly new to KA, I am still in the process of opening every five minutes my ini files to test stuff - I am starting to use conditions which is perhaps a bit tricky for beginners. My cleric alt has two cure poison clickies and I would like him to click those on any group members and on the mage pet which is main tank in my config (no sarcasm please^^) :

- Raptor Tooth Bauble (cures 8 poison counters, 1.5s casting time) --> I want this to be used mainly to remove Tash from group members and pet because, as you know, Tash has 1 poison counter ; this fast cast clicky is ideal for Tash
- War Disciple's Focus (cures 36 poison counters, 7s casting time) --> I want this to be used for the bigger poison dots or effects

I guess I need to create two conditions tash/not tashed but I have absolutely no clue what the syntax needs to be and even if it is possible to use a single word for the whole Tash line

My Cures section looks like this, I already added the item line :

[Cures]
CuresOn=1
CuresSize=5
Cures1=Fabled Blackflame Sphere|Curse (RGC clicky)
Cures2=Radiant Cure
Cures3=War Disciple's Focus|Poison|Cond6
Cures4=Raptor Tooth Bauble|Poison|Cond7
Cures5=NULL

Could someone tell me how I need to write/syntax my Cond6 and Cond7 ?

Thanks in advance :-)

 

[ctaylor22]

First you don't have to check if the target/character has got any counters on them. The CheckCures routine checks that. The counters that are checked are the poison, disease, curse, corruption, and mezzed. Mezzed isn't a counter but we use it like one so you can cure it.

The condition does NOT need to check if the target has the counter, because the cure is only cast if they do have that debuff type.

If you want to check for a specific debuff then here is an example for the Bauble:

Cond7=$(Target.Tashed.ID}

The bauble will only be used to try and cure Tashed characters with a poison counter.

Cond6=!${Target.Tashed.ID}

Will try and cure any debuff with poison counters that is not the Tash line of debuff.

 

[Adonhiram]

Precise and accurate answer, many thanks you are perfectly clear in your explanation :-)