Matenia

@Marsbar you can do this completely automatically: Lua.LuaDoString(@" if GetItemInfoFromItemLink ~= nil then return end function GetItemInfoFromItemLink(link) local itemId = nil; if ( type(link) == 'string' ) then _,_, itemId = string.find(link, 'item:(%d+):'); if (itemId) then local version, build, date = GetBuildInfo(); if (tonumber(build) > 5875) then local itemName, itemLink, itemQuality, itemLevel, itemMinLevel, itemType, itemSubType, itemCount, itemEquipLoc, itemTexture = GetItemInfo(itemId); return itemName, itemLink, itemQuality, itemLevel, itemType, itemSubType, itemCount, itemTexture; else return GetItemInfo(itemId); end end end end "); uint quiverSlotCount = Lua.LuaDoString<uint>(@" for slot = 20,23 do local link = GetInventoryItemLink('player', slot); if link then then local itemName, itemLink, itemQuality, itemLevel, itemType, itemSubType, itemCount, itemTexture = GetItemInfoFromItemLink(link); if itemType == 'Quiver' then return GetContainerNumSlots(slot - 19); -- gets back slot end end end "); Works at least vanilla => WotLK. So you can turn that into a free plugina nd post it here :)

You can do the focus part in vanilla by using mouseover as the unit and writing the mouseover guid into memory. Use my vanilla fightclass framework as an example

Updated my code example

List.Any(unit => unit.CreatureTypeTarget == "Humanoid" ) Basically like that (pseudo code)

You should try it in the wRobot dev tools and to test it you can use: for i=1,40 do local name, rank, iconTexture, count, debuffType, duration, timeLeft = UnitDebuff('player', i); if debuffType == 'Disease' then hasDebuff = true break; end end DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage(hasDebuff and 'true' or 'false')

buffed("Moonfire", "target") does not exist. You're trying to use some functions that are either PQR and not proper Lua or from within an addon that wRobot might not have access to UseAction should use the macro regardless of its contents (but then throw an error, potentially). Also what you're doing, starting with /script or /run are technically "macros" in that they execute Lua only after the "/run" portion. Edit: After re-reading it seems that this might be due to wRobot's Lua protection (so it doesn't get caught for unlocking). Unsure why this would cause issues.

If that works, then UseAction(1) should work and press the button in that action slot. If you are using custom action slots through addons, DON'T.

Shouldn't be a problem. Try DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage('test message ingame') and see if it prints anything in your chat frame

Does it throw a Lua error ingame? Otherwise you could put the macro on an action slot, then use UseAction(1) http://wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/API_UseAction?oldid=181130

RunMacro takes an id, not a name. And yes, you need to activate "not spell, is lua script" for that particular one.

https://wow.gamepedia.com/API_RunMacro it's a simple Lua call

I forgot string.match is not in vanilla, this works across vanilla-wotlk: public static int GetItemCount(string itemName) { string countLua = $@" local fullCount = 0; for bag=0,4 do for slot=1,36 do local itemLink = GetContainerItemLink(bag, slot); if (itemLink) then local _,_, itemId = string.find(itemLink, 'item:(%d+):'); if (GetItemInfo(itemId) == ""{itemName}"") then local texture, count = GetContainerItemInfo(bag, slot); fullCount = fullCount + count; end end end end return fullCount;"; return Lua.LuaDoString<int>(countLua); }

As far as I know, the IsSitting boolean has never existed. So basically your fightclass is throwing errors because it's not for tbc

It's a bug with the free auto choose food and drink plugin it seems. Make sure it's up to date. If it is, I'll have to fix this on Monday when I get back home.

You've probably got the sunwell loot bug. Relog

I get it with GetItemCountByNameLUA and on vanilla + tbc. But I noticed on TBC.