Possible to cast a spell dependent on remaining uptime (dots / debuff / self buff )

Is there any way to check for duration on a debuff to give as a condition for recast?

So it would be like

!Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Disembowel") || Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Disembowel") && Aura.Duration<"1"

or what would be the proper code in that spot if you wanted it to start to reapply if the duration of the aura was below a certain value?

If any one knows, please let me know, I'm trying to make some more indepth and dps maximizing rotations and this helps with dot fall offs and making sure, as a dragoon, you don't go into your main combo if thrust cd or your disembowel cd is about to be up.

 

Assuming that MS means Milliseconds i tried to test these with 5 seconds left on the Dot...

Apply("Bio II", r => Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Bio II", true, 5000)),
Apply("Bio II", r => !Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Bio II", true, 5000)),
Apply("Bio II", r => !Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Bio II") || Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Bio II", true, 5000)),

Got no results, Instead of recasting with 5 seconds left on Bio II, it recast when the Dot finished.

 

I also used codes like that and got no result. Sorry, been busy and I thought it might have been user error as well.

 

I'm unable to get the cast to happen before the dots wear off. but if i change

return auras.Any(aura => aura.TimespanLeft.TotalMilliseconds > msLeft);

to

return auras.Any(aura => aura.TimespanLeft.TotalMilliseconds < msLeft);

its seems to work.

I'll keep trying to get the original code to work but if it doesn't i'll but a summoner routine up that needs an edit to the kuporoutine.

 

Code:

 public static bool HasAura(this GameObject unit, string spellname, bool isMyAura = false, int msLeft = [B]50000[/B])
        {
            var auras = (unit as BattleCharacter).CharacterAuras.Where(r => r.Name == spellname);

            if (isMyAura)
            {
                auras = auras.Where(r => r.CasterId == Core.Player.ObjectId);
            }


            return auras.Any(aura => aura.TimespanLeft.TotalMilliseconds [B]<[/B] msLeft);

Apply("Bio II", r => Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Bio II", true, 3500) | !Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Bio II",true)),

I changed the kuporoutine and modified how i apply dots, and this seems to work. i tried other combination but i don't get the correct results.

 

Is there any reason

"Apply("Wind Bite",msLeft:3000, r=> Core.Player.ClassLevel >= 30),"

seems to break the bot?

Gives me some ArcherBard compilation issue.

I guess my question is how do you add conditions for this? Sorry... my coding experience isnt intensive but I can understand and repurpose regular code.

I downloaded VS but had trouble finding a way to reference RebornBuddy. Thanks for your patience.

 

Have you tried

Code:

Apply("Wind Bite",msLeft:3000, r=> Core.Player.ClassLevel >= 30),

instead?

 

The quotation marks were just to signify exactly what the code is. They aren't there in the script.

 

I've also tried

Cast("Impulse Drive", r => Core.Player.CurrentTarget.IsBehind && !Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Disembowel") && Actionmanager.HasSpell("Disembowel") || Core.Player.CurrentTarget.IsBehind && !Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Chaos Thrust,true,5000") && Actionmanager.HasSpell("Disembowel"))

to no avail either. This dps rotation is really high and having that dot on a high uptime is vital for maximizing dps. Just curious how to make it work as well.

 

This works for me,

Cast("Chaos Thrust", r => Actionmanager.LastSpell.Name == "Disembowel" && !Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Chaos Thurst", msLeft: 6000)),
Cast("Disembowel", r => Actionmanager.LastSpell.Name == "Impulse Drive" && !Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Disembowel", msLeft: 6000)),
Cast("Impulse Drive", r => Core.Player.CurrentTarget.IsBehind && !Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Disembowel", msLeft: 6000)),

This all depends on your skill speed to make it work,

&& !Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Chaos Thurst", msLeft: 6000)),
&& !Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Disembowel", msLeft: 6000)),

This is probably unnecessary, but it's in there for good measure, i will also probably have to add in True at some point to make it work with multiple dots on the target, my 50 Dragoon profile is almost done but needs some touch ups

 

awesome, that cleans up a lot of my syntax

 

Problem i am having with this is if Multiple Disembowel is on the same target, should i add a true somewhere?

Apply("Chaos Thrust", r => Actionmanager.LastSpell.Name == "Disembowel", msLeft: 6000),
Cast("Full Thrust", r => Actionmanager.LastSpell.Name == "Vorpal Thrust"),
Apply("Disembowel", r => Actionmanager.LastSpell.Name == "Impulse Drive", msLeft: 6000),
Cast("Vorpal Thrust", r => Actionmanager.LastSpell.Name == "True Thrust"),
Cast("Impulse Drive", r => Core.Player.CurrentTarget.IsBehind && !Core.Player.CurrentTarget.HasAura("Disembowel", msLeft: 6000)),
Cast("True Thrust", r=> true)