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using condition results in aborted macro #25

Closed Tysaki closed 2 years ago

Tysaki commented 2 years ago

hey, it seems that as soon as a condition is met, for example , the following /ac cant be properly executed because the skill used by the condition has no wait on it.

i tried chaining the condition with wait

/ac Observe <condition.poor> <wait.2>
/ac Observe <condition.poor wait.2>

but had no luck.

Thank you so much for your work on the plugin, its really great so far.

Tysaki commented 2 years ago

just came to my mind, a quick and dirty fix for the issue would be to just add a fixed /wait 3 after the conditial action was executed

daemitus commented 2 years ago

can you show me the full macro you were using that you had issues with?

The syntax should be <condition.whatever> <wait.3>

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Tysaki commented 2 years ago

i tried it again today with the syntax you provided and it seems to work. strange. i was sure i tested that. maybe i had a typo somewhere. sorry