Snippets C# codes for Fight Classes

[Droidz 2494]

Snippets C# codes for Fight Classes

 

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[Droidz 2494]

Check if character/target have or not buff/debuff by spell id:

Use condition type "C Sharp Code" with Value:

wManager.Wow.ObjectManager.ObjectManager.Me.HaveBuff(69369)

• Replace "69369" by your buff/debuff ID.
• Replace "Me" by "Target" to check buff/debuff on current target (you can also replace "Me" by "Pet" to check on the pet).
• Add "!" before this code to check if not have (de)buff ( http://www.tutorialspoint.com/csharp/csharp_logical_operators.htm ).
• To get list of player/target (de)buff id, you can go to tab "Tools" > "Development Tools" > (if you want check your target (de)buff select npc in game) > click on "Player/target buff/debuff".

[Droidz 2494]

Check if character/target buff/debuff stack count by spell id:

Use condition type "C Sharp Code" with Value:

wManager.Wow.ObjectManager.ObjectManager.Me.BuffStack(44544) >= 1

• Replace "44544" by your buff/debuff ID.
• Replace "Me" by "Target" to check buff/debuff on current target (you can also replace "Me" by "Pet" to check on the pet).
• ">= 1" check if stack count is "Bigger or Equal at 1", you can replace "1" by required stack count. You can also replace ">=" by "<=" to check if "Smaller or Equal", or by "==" to check if "Equal" - http://www.tutorialspoint.com/csharp/csharp_relational_operators.htm ).
• To get list of player/target (de)buff id, you can go to tab "Tools" > "Development Tools" > (if you want check your target (de)buff select npc in game) > click on "Player/target buff/debuff".

[Droidz 2494]

Check character/target buff/debuff time left by spell id:

Use condition type "C Sharp Code" with Value:

wManager.Wow.ObjectManager.ObjectManager.Me.BuffTimeLeft(new List<uint> { 69369 }) >= 1000

• Replace "69369" by your buff/debuff ID.
• Replace "Me" by "Target" to check buff/debuff on current target (you can also replace "Me" by "Pet" to check on the pet).
• ">= 1000" check if time left is "Bigger or Equal at 1000 millisecond", you can replace "1000" by required time left in millisacond. You can also replace ">=" by "<=" to check if "Smaller or Equal", or by "==" to check if "Equal" - http://www.tutorialspoint.com/csharp/csharp_relational_operators.htm ).
• To get list of player/target (de)buff id, you can go to tab "Tools" > "Development Tools" > (if you want check your target (de)buff select npc in game) > click on "Player/target buff/debuff".

[DrSeltsam 0]

On 8/7/2016 at 12:30 PM, Droidz said:

Check character/target buff/debuff time left by spell id:

Use condition type "C Sharp Code" with Value:

wManager.Wow.ObjectManager.ObjectManager.Me.BuffTimeLeft(new List<uint> { 69369 }) >= 1000

• Replace "69369" by your buff/debuff ID.
• Replace "Me" by "Target" to check buff/debuff on current target (you can also replace "Me" by "Pet" to check on the pet).
• ">= 1000" check if time left is "Bigger or Equal at 1000 millisecond", you can replace "1000" by required time left in millisacond. You can also replace ">=" by "<=" to check if "Smaller or Equal", or by "==" to check if "Equal" - http://www.tutorialspoint.com/csharp/csharp_relational_operators.htm ).
• To get list of player/target (de)buff id, you can go to tab "Tools" > "Development Tools" > (if you want check your target (de)buff select npc in game) > click on "Player/target buff/debuff".

If I use this, the time left is always zero. The development Tools output also shows:

PLAYER Buff/Debuff:

Retribution Aura: ID=7294, Stack=1, TimeLeft=0 ms, Owner=0
Blessing of Might: ID=19834, Stack=1, TimeLeft=0 ms, Owner=0
Seal of the Crusader: ID=20162, Stack=1, TimeLeft=0 ms, Owner=0

[pasdoy 1]

3 hours ago, DrSeltsam said:

If I use this, the time left is always zero. The development Tools output also shows:

PLAYER Buff/Debuff:

Retribution Aura: ID=7294, Stack=1, TimeLeft=0 ms, Owner=0
Blessing of Might: ID=19834, Stack=1, TimeLeft=0 ms, Owner=0
Seal of the Crusader: ID=20162, Stack=1, TimeLeft=0 ms, Owner=0

Funny I recently came back after a couple of months off and had to remove the TimeLeft check in my cc because it would always be 0. Thought the bug was on my side. Using vanilla.

[DrSeltsam 0]

13 hours ago, pasdoy said:

Funny I recently came back after a couple of months off and had to remove the TimeLeft check in my cc because it would always be 0. Thought the bug was on my side. Using vanilla.

I am using Vanilla too.

[Matenia 557]

... vanilla doesn't have a timer on buffs/debuffs, with the exception of your own. But they don't fall under the regular aura API so you have to use Lua to get specific timers.

[someshit 0]

need to calculate number of opponents within 8 yards of current target. any tips?

[TheSmokie 232]

1 hour ago, someshit said:

need to calculate number of opponents within 8 yards of current target. any tips?

if(ObjectManager.GetWoWUnitAttackables().Any(x=> x.Position.DistanceTo(ObjectManager.Me.Position) < 20))
{
    MovementManager.StopMove();
    Fight.StartFight(ObjectManager.GetWoWUnitAttackables().OrderBy(x => x.Position.DistanceTo(ObjectManager.Me.Position)).FirstOrDefault().Guid);
}

 

[someshit 0]

so,

if(ObjectManager.GetWoWUnitAttackables().Any(x=> x.Position.DistanceTo(ObjectManager.Target.Position) <= 8 ))

should work?

[TheSmokie 232]

5 minutes ago, someshit said:

so,

if(ObjectManager.GetWoWUnitAttackables().Any(x=> x.Position.DistanceTo(ObjectManager.Target.Position) <= 8 ))

should work?

Yeah

[iMod 98]

WoWUnit Extension "IsAutoAttacking" (WOTLK)

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the flag if the unit is auto attacking.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>Returns true if the unit is auto attacking, otherwise false.</returns>
        public static bool IsAutoAttacking(this WoWUnit instance)
        {
            // Read
            bool result = Memory.WowMemory.Memory.ReadBoolean(address: instance.GetBaseAddress + (uint)0xA20);

            // Return
            return result;
        }

I'm not sure about the other extension offsets.