Some classes has spells to avoid falling damage. For example, priest has "Levitate". Problem is to detect when this spell required

1) declare global LUA variable in additional C# code 

string fallTime=Lua.LuaDoString("fallTime=nil","fallTime");

2) add spell "Levitate", with options:

Can move during cast = Yes; Cast if mounted = true; Cast spell on = player; Combat only = false

3) add conditions for this spell:

- Buff (Name=Levitate, Need=false)

- Lua script, with return var "falling" and return value research "ok"

falling="no"
if(IsFalling()) then
  if (fallTime==nil) then
    fallTime=GetTime()
  elseif (GetTime()-fallTime>=1) then
    falling="ok" 
  end
else
  fallTime=nil
end

Thats all. When priest falls more than 1 second, bot automatically buffs him. Now you can queue Arathi Basin and go def LM

But not all

Spoiler

Other classes has chance too. Go to Gatzetdan and buy a lot of Noggenfogger Elixir. And now is time to hack it

1) first step is the same

2) Instead "Levitate" add LUA code, with the same options and timer=3000

UseItemByName("Noggenfogger Elixir")

3) Use the same conditions, and 1 more. This is LUA script with return var "need" and return value research "y":

need="y"
for i=1,40 do
 local n,_,_,_,_,_,x,_,_,_,id=UnitBuff("player",i)
 if n and id==16593 and x>1 then
  need="n"
  fallTime=nil
  break
 end
end

Now you have 33% chance to survive. Or acquare strange look. Or both 

        ObjectManager.Me.IsFalling
        ObjectManager.Me.IsFallingFar
 

52 minutes ago, camelot10 said:

 ObjectManager.Me.IsFallingFar

It would be nice to have C# conditions in fight class editor, but for now there is only LUA. Of course, in C# fight class ObjectManager.Me.IsFallingFar is the best choice

1 hour ago, ivanra said:

It would be nice to have C# conditions in fight class editor, but for now there is only LUA. Of course, in C# fight class ObjectManager.Me.IsFallingFar is the best choice

You can use C# with the condition name "C Sharp Code"

11 hours ago, Droidz said:

You can use C# with the condition name "C Sharp Code"

Indeed. So, no need for 1), and for 3) C# conditions are

ObjectManager.Me.IsFallingFar && !Me.HaveBuff("Levitate") // for levitate or some other levitate spells/trinkets

ObjectManager.Me.BuffTimeLeft(new List<uint> {16593}) < 1000 // for Noggenfogger Elixir

 

tested: IsFallingFar triggers too fast. Bot uses spell almost immediately (and dismount). So, solution with ~1 second delay after fall start is better