Two things I've been searching around for but haven't found:
1. Does anyone have an example of #chat using a custom chat channel? My macro works fine when I have it set to
but doesn't respond to either of
2. Does anyone know how Target.Buff[] works on NPCs? One of the things I want my enchanter bot to do is to get a debuff called Deep Sleep on the mob. It's a random proc off a mez attempt, so I spam Stasis until Deep Sleep lands. I tried checking for Target.Buff[Deep Sleep] and Target.Buff["Deep Sleep"], but the macro crashes both ways, saying that the argument is non-numeric (even though DataType:target - MacroQuest Wiki says it should be able to take a spell name as well as an index). I'll try using BuffCount and cycling through Target.Buff.Name but I'd suspect that'd be fairly slow on a boss that has 30 debuffs on him.
Alternatively, is there an easier way to accomplish #2?
Thanks in advance for any help.
1. Does anyone have an example of #chat using a custom chat channel? My macro works fine when I have it set to
Code:
#chat tell
but doesn't respond to either of
Code:
#chat 1
#chat customchannelname
2. Does anyone know how Target.Buff[] works on NPCs? One of the things I want my enchanter bot to do is to get a debuff called Deep Sleep on the mob. It's a random proc off a mez attempt, so I spam Stasis until Deep Sleep lands. I tried checking for Target.Buff[Deep Sleep] and Target.Buff["Deep Sleep"], but the macro crashes both ways, saying that the argument is non-numeric (even though DataType:target - MacroQuest Wiki says it should be able to take a spell name as well as an index). I'll try using BuffCount and cycling through Target.Buff.Name but I'd suspect that'd be fairly slow on a boss that has 30 debuffs on him.
Alternatively, is there an easier way to accomplish #2?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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