Buff recognition

[Retardo101 0]

Having some trouble on my Demon Hunter with the buff Momentum. I cant get the bot to recognize it.

Any tips on what to c sharp or something to get around this?

 

Have tried Buff, Buff cast by me and writing in c sharp "wManager.Wow.ObjectManager.ObjectManager.Me.HaveBuff (206476)"

 

[Droidz 2670]

Hello, can you share result of "Player/Target Buff/Debuff" (you can found this button in "dev... tools" (tab "tools")) (when you have this buff)

[Retardo101 0]

Momentum: ID=208628, Stack=0, TimeLeft=3054 ms, Owner=0000000008D1C8B40814540000000000, Flag=None, CasterLevel=110, Mask=117440512
 

 

This is what it says.. the buff ID is diffrent then when i do this without the buff active

 

EDIT: Thanks so much for your answer man!! That fixed it

[Retardo101 0]

I have another question maybe you could help with.

I have thise c sharp code for detecting buffs on myself : wManager.Wow.ObjectManager.ObjectManager.Me.HaveBuff (206476)

How would that string look if i want to detect an enemy debuff?

[iMod 99]

29 minutes ago, Retardo101 said:

I have another question maybe you could help with.

I have thise c sharp code for detecting buffs on myself : wManager.Wow.ObjectManager.ObjectManager.Me.HaveBuff (206476)

How would that string look if i want to detect an enemy debuff?

Are you talking about your current target?

ObjectManager.Me.TargetObject.HaveBuff(1234);

or targets around you?

ObjectManager.GetObjectWoWUnit().Any(u => u.HaveBuff(1234));

 

Edited November 7, 2017 by iMod

[Retardo101 0]

woah! amazing thanks man :D im going to have some fun with these :D

[Retardo101 0]

Hey thanks for the great tips!

But things could be a little more fun if, haha!

If i wanted the "ObjectManager.Me.TargetObject.HaveBuff(1234);" to be false.. what would i do? :D

[Zan 95]

!ObjectManager.Me.TargetObject.HaveBuff (1111)

Or this for targets around you

u <= !u.HaveBuff(1111)

[Retardo101 0]

so the ! makes it false?

Its for stuff like Shadow Word: Pain. I want it to cast it if the string is false.

 

Edit: Im sorry i dont understand what you mean but am very greatfull for any help and will try until i make it happen :D

[Zan 95]

Yes the ! makes it false

[Retardo101 0]

Your a star m8! thank you so much for sharing!

[iMod 99]

! negates the actually state of the boolean.

bool variable = true;

"!variable" = false
"variable == !variable" will set allways the opposit of the current state.

MSDN Sample:

class MainClass4
{
    static void Main()
    {
        Console.WriteLine(!true);
        Console.WriteLine(!false);
    }
}
/*
Output:
False
True
*/

I highly recommend to read some C# basics and you will see it makes a lot more fun to work with.

Edited November 10, 2017 by iMod

[Retardo101 0]

"I highly recommend to read some C# basics and you will see it makes a lot more fun to work with."

 

This is what i will have to do ;D thanks again guys