Avvi

Hey is there any plugin which automatically buys in pvp stuff if i have enough honor? Maybe anything where i can set a list which items to buy?

It now uses ghost wolf as mount correct, thx for the tip :3

I just checked it and switched to off. Still Auto Attack.

It does not look nearly as bad, but it is a bit of an issue in my honest opinion. Thanks again @Avvi

Sweet. I'm glad we found a workaround for this!

Yeah I have done that for now. hah!

My code is working in Legion for me. This is exactly what i have: 
private void watchForEvents() { EventsLuaWithArgs.OnEventsLuaWithArgs += (LuaEventsId id, List<string> args) => { if (id == wManager.Wow.Enums.LuaEventsId.PLAYER_ENTER_COMBAT) { Logging.Write("AUTO ATTACK ENABLED."); } }; }  
I can spam the "Auto-Attack" button, and it spams the AUTO ATTACK ENABLED. Or, when the character enables it himself, it also logs the AUTO ATTACK ENABLED

Yes I did.

I think that fixed the issues :D im not saying for sure it did but i turned off night mode and i launched the bot and now it let me press start.

it sounds like some application is starting on your system after you restart - hence why it works the first time. If you restart again, and then wait 15 minutes does it not work the first time?

You Might have Nvidia / AMD graphics card overlay turned on. They both have a 'streaming' setting.

Do you have flux.io ? Or Windows Night Mode turned on?

Sounds related to https://wrobot.eu/bugtracker/no-vendicar-meshes-in-krokuun-r837/

Try code like:
var nodesNearMe = ObjectManager.GetObjectWoWGameObject().FindAll(p => p.IsValid && p.GetDistance <= 50 && p.CanOpen).OrderBy(p => p.GetDistance).FirstOrDefault(); if (nodesNearMe != null && nodesNearMe.IsValid && wManager.wManagerSetting.IsBlackListed(nodesNearMe.Guid)) { wManager.wManagerSetting.RemoveBlackList(nodesNearMe.Guid); }  

I'm not the greatest with lua, so here is my answer but in C#.
 
int itemID = 123; var itemCooldown = wManager.Wow.Helpers.Bag.GetContainerItemCooldown(itemID); var itemTimer = new robotManager.Helpful.Timer(itemCooldown); itemIsReady.ForceReady(); if (itemTimer.IsReady) { ItemsManager.UseItem((uint)itemID); itemTimer.Reset(); } Also, i'm not really sure about what this does:
Bag.GetContainerItemCooldown(itemID) This may actually return the remaining time. I haven't tested. If it DOES return the remaining time, then you can pretty much skip the whole timer thing :). Anyway, let me know!
 
I found an example that does it very similarly to my above snippet:
 

One thing you can try:
        wManager.Wow.Helpers.Lua.RunMacroText("/click MultiBarBottomLeftButton1");
 
The macro needs to be here:

Hey Apexx, I believe I had a typo in the code snippet. Please try again.  with this 
var isConnected = Lua.LuaDoString<bool>("return UnitIsConnected('" + "member.Name" + "')");

Hello,
WRobot works, refund done.

Just to clarify, the try / catch will prevent the bot from crashing, and then return the issue to WRobot logs. I use this technique when testing/trying to fix issues in my code all the time :) 

I posted same thing in bug tracker: I'm pretty sure that there is an issue with the 
wManager.Wow.ObjectManager.ObjectManager.GetObjectByGuid That the .GetParty() function uses.
 

There is a bug in WRobot that does not allow spells with parenthesis . 
 

if (Party.IsInGroup()) { // in group var partyMembers = wManager.Wow.Helpers.Party.GetParty foreach (var member in partyMembers) { // UnitIsConnected("unit") var isConnected = Lua.LuaDoString<bool>("return UnitIsConnected('" + "member.Name" + "')"); if (isConnected) { Logging.Write("Player " + member.Name + " is online."); } } } else{ // not in group } The above will check if you are in a group and then tell you whether each party member is online/not online.

Ok so there is no actual needing of "hooksecurefunc", it also needs a /reload to "unhook" so I don't think it's a good idea to use that command, but I may be wrong..
By the way, this is the script I wrote, tested, working. Very basic script, it stops you from casting Psychic Horror on a target with Cloak of Shadows buff.
local spellnametoblock = "Psychic Horror" local spellidtoblock = 64044 -- Psychic Horror local bufftoavoid = "Cloak of Shadows" UseAction = function(slot, tar) -- print("Slot: "..slot) --print("Target: "..tar) local type, id, subtype, spellID = GetActionInfo(slot) if type == "spell" then --print("Attempting to Cast Spell ID: "..spellID) -- Get the ID of the Spell you want to block if spellID == spellidtoblock and UnitBuff("target",bufftoavoid) then print("You can't cast "..spellnametoblock.." if Target has "..bufftoavoid.."!") else CastSpellByID(spellID,tar) end elseif type == "macro" then --print("Macro ID: "..id) local macrospellname, macrospellrank, macrospellID = GetMacroSpell(id) if macrospellname == spellnametoblock and UnitBuff("target",bufftoavoid) then print("You can't cast "..spellnametoblock.." if Target has "..bufftoavoid.."!") else RunMacro(id) end end end You just need to change the first 3 lines, put the exact name of the spell to check, its ID (there is a print option to get the ID once you press the Spell) and the debuff to check.
The reason because you need both spell name and ID is because this is the onyl way to make it work with both normal spells and macroed spells.

There is only one problem at the moment: not tested but pretty sure it can't prevent you from casting a macroed spell on a custom unit. For example, if you have macroed Psychic Horror on Focus, and Focus has CoS, and you press that macro, script won't work. I don't think there is a way to see what is the target of your macroed Spell.
And viceversa, if you want to Psychic Horror your focus who has no CoS, but your target HAS CoS, the script will probably stop the spell, because it "sees" you are trying to cast Psychic Horror on a CoS target.
So yea the macro part it's kinda tricky, not sure if it's possible to add all these checks and make a perfect script.

Well my main goal was achieved, not complaining, and this idea was funny to do...but not sure if I will work on it again, because of all these limitations, I don't see the potential in LUA to make a perfect script actually.
 

Sure (this is the basic code just for test, there are no conditions added so it blocks every kind of action, even using trinkets.
 
hooksecurefunc("UseAction", function(...) return true end) UseAction = function(...) print("UseAction Stopped") end  
 

Will try this ! :)
 
Ya actually there is :P