Rickster

I'm not sure of the effort involved, but it would be nice if there was some way to script an update for minor patches like this? I suspect that it is something along the lines of the offsets needing to be re-generated. If that were the case, a tool that allows users to generate them as need would be a big help. I suspect that Droidz is on the other side of the world from me and likely in bed at this hour.

Its been 9 hours according to the timestamp. Raid is starting, and no update.

That worked great thanks a million.

Thanks, working it now!

I have been trying to find a way to interrupt my focus target if they try to cast a certain spell by name?

Thanks!

Is there a way to turn off pet resurrection when feigning death? Doing so breaks feign death obviously...and that's bad

Thanks!

I have found that in the new Nighthold instance that some bosses (not all) Wrotation will not start until you enter the 2nd phase of the fight. 

Bosses include:

Star Augur Etraeus

Elisande

Guldan, and one more that I can't remember?

The issue is that once combat starts, Wrotation just does nothing. I have to manually do my rotation until the 2 phase hits (this seems to be the only consistent thing that relates to all scenarios) then the rotation starts working as normal.

Anyone else having this issue? Ranged DPS class (BM hunter) and I have tried "attack all selected targets" and "launch rotation when combat starts" options with no effect...

Thanks!

I thought it would be nice to have a new conditional added. Focus health percent.

As a feral druid, it would be nice to be able to focus your tank and cast rebirth if dead?

Thanks

Also, something you can do to replicate the issue easily. Go to the tower outside your garrison, and attack the damage dummy. The first shot fires, but then the target turns neutral and the rotation stops. This doesn't happen on the tanking dummy FWIW.

I don't seem to have this issue with my feral druid, just my hunter.

Digging and experimenting further, it looks like having "Launch rotation when combat starts" is the issue?

I am having the same issue. I have also tried the same things as mentioned above.

ricks_MM.xml

Using "is Spell Useable" was not always triggering as it should, the ultimate solution is to use "is Spell Overlayed" in conjunction with "casting Spell Name" in the conditionals.

========= Conditionals =========

is spell overlayed: Kill Shot, True

casting spell name: Cobra Shot, true

=============================

That in addition to the LUA spell entries above:

SpellStopCasting();
SpellStopCasting();
CastSpellByName("Kill Shot");

It is working great!

Thanks again,

Rick

Now we're cookin with gasoline!

SpellStopCasting();
SpellStopCasting();
CastSpellByName("Kill Shot");

Did the trick!

Thanks

Except that hunters can now move and cast...

Rick

I did some experimenting and I think the problem is that the LUA call is protected?

I removed the spell is usable kill shot check in the conditions for testing so that it would simply cancel Cobra Shot each time it was cast. This had no effect and CS continued casting.

If I replace  SpellStopCasting(); with message("text");

The screen shows a message box with "text" each time Cobra shot starts to cast...

The documentation shows that it is protected.

http://wowprogramming.com/docs/api/SpellStopCasting

Any way around this?

Thanks,

Rick

I thought this was working, but now I have noticed several times now that while in the midst casting Cobra Shot, kill shot becomes available and Cobra Shot doesn't stop casting?

I have attached my fight class for inspection...

Thanks!

ricks_BM2.xml

Works beautifully! Thank you!

Rickster

I have been creating a hunter profile for awhile now. I am pretty happy with the fight class editor, nice work! 

One thing I have not been able to figure out is how to cancel my Cobra shot (or any other shot that takes awhile to cast) if my kill shot is castable (target health under 20%). At the moment if I am casting, and Kill shot becomes available to use, I have to wait for the current cast to finish.

Thanks all, 

Rickster