UnitDebuff/UnitBuff for TBC 2.4.3

[chickengod 0]

Is it possible to set a caster check in these functions? UnitDebuff("target","spellname",nil,"player") dont work in TBC.

[Matenia 620]

You just iterate all buffs on the unit and check if the one you're looking for is there

[Zer0 148]

11 hours ago, chickengod said:

Is it possible to set a caster check in these functions? UnitDebuff("target","spellname",nil,"player") dont work in TBC.

What do you mean by "caster check" exactly?

[chickengod 0]

I want the function to determine whether my debaf is on the target and cast it even if there is such a debaf on the target but from another player.

[TheSmokie 242]

You mean "unitCaster "? https://wowwiki.fandom.com/wiki/API_UnitDebuff

 

 

this should work its C# 

if (ObjectManager.Target.GetBuffs("Spell name").Any(a => a.Owner == ObjectManager.Me.Guid))

 

Edited June 11, 2020 by Smokie

[Matenia 620]

unitCaster doesn't exist in TBC and owner doesn't work either

In TBC, if there's a timer it's yours.

[chickengod 0]

1 hour ago, Matenia said:

unitCaster doesn't exist in TBC and owner doesn't work either

In TBC, if there's a timer it's yours.

Please show an example of a simple check for the presence of a timer for debuff/buff.

[chickengod 0]

3 hours ago, Smokie said:

You mean "unitCaster "? https://wowwiki.fandom.com/wiki/API_UnitDebuff

 

 

this should work its C# 

if (ObjectManager.Target.GetBuffs("Spell name").Any(a => a.Owner == ObjectManager.Me.Guid))

 

Its API for tbc https://web.archive.org/web/20100105220335/http://wowprogramming.com/docs/api/UnitDebuff

[Matenia 620]

for i=1,40 do
  local name, rank, iconTexture, count, debuffType, duration, timeLeft = UnitDebuff("target", i); 
  if name == "Frostbolt" and duration ~=nil then
    -- is mine
  end
end

 

[chickengod 0]

5 hours ago, Matenia said:

for i=1,40 do
  local name, rank, iconTexture, count, debuffType, duration, timeLeft = UnitDebuff("target", i); 
  if name == "Frostbolt" and duration ~=nil then
    -- is mine
  end
end

 

Thank you, this argument works fine.