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Hello,
 
Wait next update, I have fixed problem.
 
But don't use "one line comment" in fightclass (it cause bug because when XML is converted in C#code all lua code is on one line).
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Why do you don't remove the comments while the converting in  C# ? They are only needed in the source-code (in this case XML)

 

My special need:

I want to use a matching return code in my lua scripts, to get an entry in the debug log. Because auf this, the "Spellname" must be a running lua script. My plan was to use

 

"--Kick it" as the Spellname and a regular return code

 

at the moment I use

 

"Kick it" as spellname without a matching return code.

 

 

"--[[Kick it]]" will also work, (i think), so its just a very nice to have

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"--[[break Stealth]]" as spellname (as a lua-script)doesnt work. Array error.

 

but

 

"--Break Stealth" works (?!?) as spellname. I can open the settings window and it looks good. *happy again*

[F] 00:34:51 - Cast Redirect
[F] 00:34:52 - Cast Marked for Death
[F] 00:34:52 - Launch LUA script: --Break Stealth
[F] 00:34:52 - Launch LUA script: RunMacroText("/startattack")
[F] 00:34:53 - Cast Slice and Dice
[F] 00:35:55 - Cast Stealth

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