Don't know if this is a know issue or not but DefaultCombat [1] never uses Zen even though my char sits with a nice stack of 30 centering. [1] Code: Spell.Cast("Valorous Call", castWhen => !BuddyTor.Me.HasBuff("Centering")), //#Only 1 of these 3 buffs can be active at a time# Spell.Cast("Zen", castWhen => BuddyTor.Me.HasBuff("Centering")), Spell.Cast("Inspiration", castWhen => BuddyTor.Me.HasBuff("Centering")),//5m CD Spell.Cast("Transcendence", castWhen => BuddyTor.Me.HasBuff("Centering") && BuddyTor.Me.HealthPercent <= 50 || (BuddyTor.Me.CurrentTarget.Distance >= 2f && !AbilityManager.CanCast("Force Leap", BuddyTor.Me.CurrentTarget))),
Don't know if this is a good solution or not but changed Spell.Cast("Zen", castWhen => BuddyTor.Me.HasBuff("Centering")), to Spell.BuffSelf("Zen", castWhen => BuddyTor.Me.HasBuff("Centering")), and now my sentinel is casting Zen like there is no tomorrow.
Nice catch! And, that's an easy mistake for a CC-writer to make. The two-argument version of Spell.Cast() defaults to "CurrentTarget" as the destination, whereas, Spell.BuffSelf() defaults to "Me". Another way to solve the problem would've been: Spell.Cast("Zen", on => BuddyTor.Me, castWhen => BuddyTor.Me.HasBuff("Centering")) cheers, chinajade
