ObjectManager.Target.HaveBuff Array

[Ordush 185]

Hey yall.
Do you know if it is possible to check for an array of buffs in C#?
And if so, how?
Like if you wanna check for Polymorph, Hex, Freezing Trap etc.?

[Apexx 60]

private static List<string> MagicEffects = new List<string>();

MagicEffects.Add("Amplify Magic");
MagicEffects.Add("Avenging Wrath");
MagicEffects.Add("Barkskin");
MagicEffects.Add("Bloodlust");
MagicEffects.Add("Dampen Magic");
MagicEffects.Add("Divine Favor");
MagicEffects.Add("Earth Shield");
MagicEffects.Add("Fade");
MagicEffects.Add("Fel Domination");
MagicEffects.Add("Hand of Protection");
MagicEffects.Add("Heroism");
MagicEffects.Add("Ice Barrier");
MagicEffects.Add("Innervate");
MagicEffects.Add("Lightning Shield");
MagicEffects.Add("Mana Shield");
MagicEffects.Add("Nether Protection");
MagicEffects.Add("Pain Suppression");
MagicEffects.Add("Power Infusion");
MagicEffects.Add("Power Word: Shield");
MagicEffects.Add("Prayer of Mending");
MagicEffects.Add("Presence of Mind");
MagicEffects.Add("Regrowth");
MagicEffects.Add("Rejuvenation");
MagicEffects.Add("Renew");
MagicEffects.Add("Sacrifice");
MagicEffects.Add("Thorns");
MagicEffects.Add("Water Shield");

foreach(string effect in MagicEffects)
{
    if (ObjectManager.Target.HaveBuff(new Spell(effect).Ids))
    {
        _spellName.Launch();
        Logging.WriteDebug("*** Dispelled " + effect + " from " + ObjectManager.Target.Name + " ***");
        Thread.Sleep(SpellManager.GlobalCooldownTimeLeft() + Usefuls.Latency);
        return true;
    }
}

 

Could try that..

[Ordush 185]

19 minutes ago, Apexx said:

private static List<string> MagicEffects = new List<string>();

MagicEffects.Add("Amplify Magic");
MagicEffects.Add("Avenging Wrath");
MagicEffects.Add("Barkskin");
MagicEffects.Add("Bloodlust");
MagicEffects.Add("Dampen Magic");
MagicEffects.Add("Divine Favor");
MagicEffects.Add("Earth Shield");
MagicEffects.Add("Fade");
MagicEffects.Add("Fel Domination");
MagicEffects.Add("Hand of Protection");
MagicEffects.Add("Heroism");
MagicEffects.Add("Ice Barrier");
MagicEffects.Add("Innervate");
MagicEffects.Add("Lightning Shield");
MagicEffects.Add("Mana Shield");
MagicEffects.Add("Nether Protection");
MagicEffects.Add("Pain Suppression");
MagicEffects.Add("Power Infusion");
MagicEffects.Add("Power Word: Shield");
MagicEffects.Add("Prayer of Mending");
MagicEffects.Add("Presence of Mind");
MagicEffects.Add("Regrowth");
MagicEffects.Add("Rejuvenation");
MagicEffects.Add("Renew");
MagicEffects.Add("Sacrifice");
MagicEffects.Add("Thorns");
MagicEffects.Add("Water Shield");

foreach(string effect in MagicEffects)
{
    if (ObjectManager.Target.HaveBuff(new Spell(effect).Ids))
    {
        _spellName.Launch();
        Logging.WriteDebug("*** Dispelled " + effect + " from " + ObjectManager.Target.Name + " ***");
        Thread.Sleep(SpellManager.GlobalCooldownTimeLeft() + Usefuls.Latency);
        return true;
    }
}

 

Could try that..

Cheers will try it out tomorrow. :)

[Icesythe7 0]

3 hours ago, Ordush said:

@Apexx
I figured why this method doesn't work well.
It sure does work cross language, but you won't be able to rank check with this.
If you have rank 1 of an ability, it will never do nil no matter what ID you use, be it rank 1 or rank 5 of a spell.
Reason this has a consequence: Say i want it to buy mats for buffs. Then i won't be able to specify what mats to buy based on what rank is available.

could just use the wow api to do it all

[Ordush 185]

Just now, Icesythe7 said:

could just use the wow api to do it all

what wow api would that be?
If you are talking about IsSpellKnown then i can't.
Since that is not in TBC.
Or are you talking about some other function in the wow api?

[Icesythe7 0]

Maybe im not understanding correctly what exactly are you trying to do

[Ordush 185]

LOL I just realized i posted in the wrong forum hahaha

nevermind lol
The method he posted obviously works fine, he is just using list instead of array.
My question was simply if i could use array when checking for buffs.
His answer lead me to the short answer which is no. And the long answer is: Yes if you do a foreach and check every buff 1 buff at a time.
Sorry Icesythe lol

[Icesythe7 0]

1 minute ago, Ordush said:

LOL I just realized i posted in the wrong forum hahaha

nevermind lol
The method he posted obviously works fine, he is just using list instead of array.
My question was simply if i could use array when checking for buffs.
His answer lead me to the short answer which is no. And the long answer is: Yes if you do a foreach and check every buff 1 buff at a time.
Sorry Icesythe lol

np lol