Matenia

type this as spell name and then activate "Is Lua, not spell" option CastSpellByName("Frostbolt(Rank 1)");

Droidz solution works, you just need to add the condition properly. I use this: hasDebuff = false; for i=1,40 do local texture, count, debuffType = UnitDebuff("player", i); if debuffType == "Poison" then hasDebuff = true break; end end

https://tauriwow.com/ Keep in mind, you have to create an account and they modify their client (it says it's 5.4.8, but it's 5.4.7, from what I remember)

wManager.Wow.Bot.Tasks.GoToTask.ToPosition(new Vector3(-5814.899, 650.6406, 94.55161)); This code is blocking - but your loop should have a Thread.Sleep anyway to keep your CPU from exploding. I'm guessing SOMETHING interrupts your code - so add some logging to see if the above quoted code actually returns anything. It probably breaks early, so maybe try an exitCondition for the function call that's basically just if you're getting attacked. Or do MovementManager.Go(PathFinder.FindPath(vector3)), that will never terminate unless your movement is otherwise interruped (say by fightclass, plugin, etc). On the downside, you need to add a sleep until it reaches the final destination, because it's not blocking. Edit: You could also calculate the path ONCE and then just walk it in your loop. Pseudo code below, I don't have a PC right now, just doing this from the top of my head. using System; using robotManager.Products; using wManager.Plugin; using wManager.Wow.Enums; using robotManager.Helpful; using System.Threading; using wManager.Wow; using wManager.Wow.Helpers; using wManager.Wow.ObjectManager; public class Main : wManager.Plugin.IPlugin { const int HONORREQUIRED = 10000; bool _running; List<Vector3> pathToFollow = new List<Vector3>(); public void Initialize() { _running = true; while (_running) { if (Conditions.InGameAndConnectedAndAliveAndProductStartedNotInPause && !Conditions.IsAttackedAndCannotIgnore && !Battleground.IsInBattleground()) { if(!pathToFollow.IsEmpty() && ObjectManager.Me.Position.DistanceTo(pathToFollow[pathToFollow.Count - 1]) > 5) { MovementManager.Go(pathToFollow); //wait until we reach last point or enter combat while(ObjectManager.Me.Position.DistanceTo(pathToFollow[pathToFollow.Count - 1]) > 5) { Thread.Sleep(500); if(Conditions.IsAttackedAndCannotIgnore || !Conditions.InGameAndConnectedAndAliveAndProductStartedNotInPause) { break; } } } var zone = Lua.LuaDoString<string>("return GetZoneText()"); var h = Lua.LuaDoString<int>("local points = GetHonorCurrency(); return points;"); if (h >= HONORREQUIRED && zone == "Stormwind City") { pathToFollow = PathFinder.FindPath(new Vector3(-5768.91, 419.931, 103.921)); wManager.Wow.Bot.Tasks.GoToTask.ToPositionAndIntecractWithNpc(new Vector3(-5768.91, 419.931, 103.921), 34081); Lua.LuaDoString<int>("BuyMerchantItem(9,1)"); } // Wait Position if (h < HONORREQUIRED && zone == "Stormwind City") { pathToFollow = PathFinder.FindPath(new Vector3(-5814.899, 650.6406, 94.55161)); wManager.Wow.Bot.Tasks.GoToTask.ToPosition(new Vector3(-5814.899, 650.6406, 94.55161)); } } Thread.Sleep(500); } } public void Dispose() { _running = false; } public void Settings() { } }

@Droidz did you change something recently? wRobot pathing just changes randomly. Sometimes it takes a good, straight path and everything works out. Next week, it runs around, much longer pathin, maybe even goes through water, seems to ignore some blacklisted areas etc Maybe accidental bug when you fixed pathing server?

I have news for you, dude. Tauri is absolutely fantastic. It's top notch quality. I made a character when they just launched MoP a year ago or so. They have incredibly smart and capable devs, class mechanics work REALLY well and I couldn't name a single bugged quest. Everything they implement is done based on sniffs, so even all the phasing works flawlessly. MoP is one of the most challening expansions and the PvP is the most balanced it's ever been. On Tauri, you even have cross-realm BGs, dungeons and AH. It's about as good as you'll EVER see a private server get.

Vanilla warden is so primitive that I highly doubt they actually found a way to catch wRobot. The last update on Warmane (TBC/Wrath) used REALLY creative workarounds to catch ONE small vector (which is what got PQR banned). Droidz uses hardware breakpoints for Lua injection now afaik, so that should be (completely) safe. Essentially they must've somehow seen you do something "bottish" or you got false-flagged. You should make an appeal.

It chooses the shortest path. It doesn't know about mobs spawn positions ahead of time (unless you have blacklist zones created for them) so it can't avoid them. Plugins like AvoidIt try to overwrite movement, blacklisting mob spawns automatically when the bot is close enough to see them. It kinda, sorta works.

Official servers = BfA, a completely different client and a completely different expansion from the rest. It's not the same game in any way. So no, wRobot does not support BfA.

Party product is not being developed anymore. It's not even part of the advertised features. He threw it in there for good measure because he developde waaaaaay back in the day. I already released a free plugin for in-party leveling here: If you don't like some of the code in it, you can just modify it since the source is attached. I personally think Droidz should just remove the Party product and a few others so people stop acting entitled to it.

http://wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/API_IsResting?oldid=134114 Lua.LuaDoString("return IsResting()");

You might wanna tell people what you want so they can figure out whether it's worth investing the time for below-minimum-wage pay.

You instantly renter rested state once you enter a city or an inn. All you have to do is Lua.LuaDoString("return GetRestState() == 1") to figure out if you're rested

http://wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/API_GetRestState

You can't. The party product code is not public, but Droidz has posted the grinder code so you can write your own products. I've also released a free party plugin you can take a look at.

No

u.Type != WoWObjectType.Player Keep in mind, this won't actually do anything, players aren't listed in GetUnitAttackPlayer (as far as I know). So just iterate all players and filter for hostile players that are targeting you