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Alex007, what you mean the "same situation"? 1) With wrotation you cant join random BG even manually? or bot cant accept BG when it ready? 2) with battlegrounder bot rejoins queue? 3) Does plugin print something to log/console? Maybe your log could clarify the situation

It tricky but possible This is additional C#, nothing special, only proof (with egyptian brackets, because i am Java programmer ) And this is fight class: testClass.xml Load it, open Settings and type any known spell. For example, "Steady Shot" for hunter. Then go to target dumy and check. Just want to use the same "legally", without special names for settings class. Maybe one more property in fight class

Hi! I did it with shortcut "Fight Class Editor". From wrobot all works fine

Simply add LUA code to some points of your path like this: lua: Dismount() TargetNearestEnemy() CastSpellByName("Multi-Shot") Use any spell to attack nearest enemy, i used AOE "Multi-Shot" in example. This will break circle. No need to increase latency. Or use universal script (for any class): lua: Dismount() TargetNearestEnemy() AttackTarget() See also

maybe GetTalentTabInfo / GetSpecializationRole will help? But it requres to inspect player

My variant (attacks only units in front of player +-90 degrees): public bool multiDot(string spell,int distance){ WoWUnit target = ObjectManager.GetWoWUnitHostile() .Where(o => o.IsAlive && o.IsValid && !o.HaveBuff(spell) && o.GetDistance <= distance) .OrderBy(o => o.Health) .FirstOrDefault(); WoWUnit oldFocus = ObjectManager.Target; if (target != null) { if (!MovementManager.IsFacing(ObjectManager.Me.Position, ObjectManager.Me.Rotation, target.Position, 1.6f)) return false; Interact.InteractGameObject(target.GetBaseAddress, true); SpellManager.CastSpellByNameOn(spell, "focus"); Usefuls.WaitIsCasting(); Interact.InteractGameObject(oldFocus.GetBaseAddress, true); return true; } return false; }

C# variant (universal) public int craft(string profession, string matherial) { SpellManager.CastSpellByNameLUA(profession); Lua.LuaDoString("CloseTradeSkill()"); string command = String.Format( "toCraft=0 local q,n,_,a=\"{0}\" "+ "for i=1,GetNumTradeSkills() do n,_,a=GetTradeSkillInfo(i) if(n==q) then toCraft=a DoTradeSkill(i,a) break end end", matherial); int result = Lua.LuaDoString<int>(command,"toCraft"); return result; }

instead of Thread.Sleep(...) try to use wManager.Wow.Helpers.Usefuls.WaitIsCasting() Sleep rotation for long time is not good, and with this function you alwais can break cast and start another spell.

tested: IsFallingFar triggers too fast. Bot uses spell almost immediately (and dismount). So, solution with ~1 second delay after fall start is better

Indeed. So, no need for 1), and for 3) C# conditions are ObjectManager.Me.IsFallingFar && !Me.HaveBuff("Levitate") // for levitate or some other levitate spells/trinkets ObjectManager.Me.BuffTimeLeft(new List<uint> {16593}) < 1000 // for Noggenfogger Elixir

It would be nice to have C# conditions in fight class editor, but for now there is only LUA. Of course, in C# fight class ObjectManager.Me.IsFallingFar is the best choice

Some classes has spells to avoid falling damage. For example, priest has "Levitate". Problem is to detect when this spell required 1) declare global LUA variable in additional C# code string fallTime=Lua.LuaDoString("fallTime=nil","fallTime"); 2) add spell "Levitate", with options: Can move during cast = Yes; Cast if mounted = true; Cast spell on = player; Combat only = false 3) add conditions for this spell: - Buff (Name=Levitate, Need=false) - Lua script, with return var "falling" and return value research "ok" falling="no" if(IsFalling()) then if (fallTime==nil) then fallTime=GetTime() elseif (GetTime()-fallTime>=1) then falling="ok" end else fallTime=nil end Thats all. When priest falls more than 1 second, bot automatically buffs him. Now you can queue Arathi Basin and go def LM But not all