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Question - What does the exclamation mark in front of this ini entry mean?

Either way -- Before the buff will make Kiss not find the buff. Before the line will make Kiss not find the entry. It's not actually a comment any more than "Don'tFindThisBuff1=" is a comment. People just use it as such. A proper comment in an ini is at the beginning of a line and starts with a semicolon.
 
commenting out lines as knightly says is the proper way of doing things, sure kiss might work work still when doing things improper, but so will your car if you mistreat it, but not for long.
 
commenting out the buff line entirely though

Code:
!Buffs1=Grim Aura|Me
or
--Buffs1=Grim Aura|Me


I believe will cause kiss to recalculate and recreate Buffs1 based on the BuffSize the next time it is ran.

Code:
--Buffs1=Grim Aura|Me
Buffs1=NULL

and if you decide to turn on the buff later, I'm not sure how the system will act, my guess is it will ignore the last buff you have entered.

Code:
Buffs1=Grim Aura|Me
Buffs1=NULL
 
It used the first valid entry, so that should work

As a temporary solution comments work, but I'd think it better to simply remove what you don't intend to use and use alternate inis if you have specific needs at different camps/missions via /Mac kissass ini ininame.Ini
 
personally i use comments, to switch around information
!buff1=groupbuff i sometimes need
buff1=singeltarget buff for solotime

and i will just go and change as needed.
 
Question - What does the exclamation mark in front of this ini entry mean?

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