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By Carbuncle.Doryll 2017-03-06 08:37:09
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Hello !

I want change my self_healing midcast set when i'm in a different casting mode. is it possible ? I'm using this rule working correctly :
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function job_post_midcast(spell, action, spellMap, eventArgs)

    if spellMap == 'Cure' and spell.target.type == 'SELF' and sets.self_healing then
        equip(sets.self_healing)
    end
    -- Apply Divine Caress boosting items as highest priority over other gear, if applicable.
    if spellMap == 'StatusRemoval' and buffactive['Divine Caress'] then
        equip(sets.buff['Divine Caress'])
    end
end


But when i change it for try to have a different self_healing set whit a different CastingMode, the rules break. I tried this, but i think i made typo errors :
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function job_post_midcast(spell, action, spellMap, eventArgs)

    if spellMap == 'Cure' and spell.target.type == 'SELF' and sets.self_healing and not CastingMode == 'HP' then
        equip(sets.self_healing)
    end
    -- Apply Divine Caress boosting items as highest priority over other gear, if applicable.
    if spellMap == 'StatusRemoval' and buffactive['Divine Caress'] then
        equip(sets.buff['Divine Caress'])
    end
end
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By Sylph.Subadai 2017-03-06 18:37:07
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Couple questions on send_command() vs. self_command(). I notice some luas use "send_command('gs c set treasuremode none')" and the like; is there any advantage to doing it this way, vs. "self_command('set treasuremode none")? Seems to me that self_command() is more efficient, or at least less typing.

Second, I could have sworn I saw somewhere that it was recommended to use the @ symbol at the beginning of commands, i.e. "send_command('@exec warp-ring.txt')" What's the reason to do it that way? I tried it with a couple of aliases I set up and it seems to work either with or without.
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By Bismarck.Cloudstrafie 2017-03-23 23:14:04
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Hello,Im trying to figure out if its possible to use 2 items with the same name? Stikini Ring mache Earrings ect Currently its only pulling one of the items into the gear its trying use,any insight would be helpful thank you
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By Odin.Lygre 2017-03-24 01:10:06
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will it more harder
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By Asura.Azagarth 2017-03-24 01:12:20
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how would you code for cor rolls? I am wanting to set up sets for xhits based upon 11s etc.
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By Sylph.Subadai 2017-03-24 01:44:33
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Bismarck.Cloudstrafie said: »
Hello,Im trying to figure out if its possible to use 2 items with the same name? Stikini Ring mache Earrings ect Currently its only pulling one of the items into the gear its trying use,any insight would be helpful thank you
One way to do it is put them in different bags and use something like the following:
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sets.midcast['Elemental Magic'] = {
     ring1={name="Shiva Ring", bag="wardrobe2"},
     ring2={name="Shiva Ring", bag="wardrobe3"} }
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By Ragnarok.Fabiano 2017-03-25 17:47:02
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anyone knows why it changes to my standart precast/fastcast set in death mode / death idle . everytime i cast random self buffs my mp goes from 2050 to 1550 .
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By aesculapius 2017-04-01 00:26:58
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I have a question regarding delay. For whatever reason ring2 for every set I have only sometimes switches. Most of the time it does not and I don't get the effect of my second ring. Does anyone know what could be causing this and how I can fix it?
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By Sylph.Subadai 2017-04-05 14:26:27
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aesculapius said: »
I have a question regarding delay. For whatever reason ring2 for every set I have only sometimes switches. Most of the time it does not and I don't get the effect of my second ring. Does anyone know what could be causing this and how I can fix it?
Only thing I can think of, is maybe check to see if the rings in question are always swapped into the same slot; for ex don't put your Petrov Ring in ring1/left_ring in some places and ring2/right_ring in others. Not sure what would happen if a ring is already in ring1 when your script calls for it to swap into ring2. That's just a guess, though.
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By Shiva.Hiep 2017-04-17 23:38:45
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I need some help. Was wondering if it's possible to have a bind where it switches to a specific casting mode. This is my current casting mode:
state.CastingMode:options('Normal','ConserveMP','MACC','MB','MB2')

I'd like a separate casting mode that only has MB and MB2, possibly more in the future for MACCMB.
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By Aeyela 2017-04-18 05:17:49
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Asura.Azagarth said: »
how would you code for cor rolls? I am wanting to set up sets for xhits based upon 11s etc.

Well, buffactive[214] equals the tier of March, 1 or 2. It could be, though I'm just guessing, that buffactive[321] (Samurai Roll) may equal the number of the active roll. This works for most buffs so I see no reason why it shouldn't for rolls.

Shiva.Hiep said: »
I need some help. Was wondering if it's possible to have a bind where it switches to a specific casting mode. This is my current casting mode:
state.CastingMode:options('Normal','ConserveMP','MACC','MB','MB2')

I'd like a separate casting mode that only has MB and MB2, possibly more in the future for MACCMB.

The easiest way of controlling casting modes is using a toggle of some kind that will then be used to choose which set to use in midcast. You can make that commands into macros for easy switching. I can give you an example if it helps, but you'll find similar examples in a lot of GearSwaps (SMN, PLD, etc, for handling pet/damage modes.)
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By Shiva.Hiep 2017-04-18 07:39:24
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Shiva.Hiep said: »
I need some help. Was wondering if it's possible to have a bind where it switches to a specific casting mode. This is my current casting mode:
state.CastingMode:options('Normal','ConserveMP','MACC','MB','MB2')

I'd like a separate casting mode that only has MB and MB2, possibly more in the future for MACCMB.

The easiest way of controlling casting modes is using a toggle of some kind that will then be used to choose which set to use in midcast. You can make that commands into macros for easy switching. I can give you an example if it helps, but you'll find similar examples in a lot of GearSwaps (SMN, PLD, etc, for handling pet/damage modes.)[/quote]

My current toggle is send_command('bind ^q gs c cycle CastingMode'). What I want if it's possible is to have separate casting mode toggles, one for Normal, ConserveMP, MACC, and a second casting mode toggle for MB, MB2, MACCMB. Thank you for your response!
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By Shiva.Arislan 2017-04-18 08:06:44
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It's kind of messy to be integrating burst states with casting states, no?

Create a new state called BurstMode:
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function job_setup()
   state.BurstMode = M{['description']='Magic Burst Mode', 'MB1', 'MB2','MBMacc'}
end


Create some rules in post_midcast to detect for the current MB state, then equip corresponding MB set:
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function job_post_midcast(spell, action, spellMap, eventArgs)
    if spell.skill == 'Elemental Magic' and state.MagicBurst.value and state.BurstMode.value then
        if state.BurstMode.value == "MB2" then
            equip(sets.magic_burst.MB2)
        if state.BurstMode.value == "MBMacc" then
            equip(sets.magic_burst.MBMacc)
        else
            equip(sets.magic_burst.MB1)
        end
    end
end


You're probably going to build in some exceptions for certain spells like Impact.

Bind your new cycler:
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    send_command('bind ^q gs c cycle BurstMode')


Your casting modes remain independent of all this.


My preferred method is to have post_midcast read the current casting mode value to determine which MB set to equip::
Code 
function user_setup()
	state.CastingMode:options('Normal', 'Seidr', 'Resistant')
end
Code 
function job_post_midcast(spell, action, spellMap, eventArgs)
	if spell.skill == 'Elemental Magic' and state.MagicBurst.value then
		if state.CastingMode.value == "Resistant" then
			equip(sets.magic_burst.Resistant)
		else
			equip(sets.magic_burst)
		end
		if spell.english == "Impact" then
			equip(sets.midcast.Impact)
		end
	end
end


Think it's a bit more elegant w/o a separate toggle and another set of unnecessary states.
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By Shiva.Hiep 2017-04-18 09:58:20
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Shiva.Arislan said: »
It's kind of messy to be integrating burst states with casting states, no?

Create a new state called BurstMode:
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function job_setup()
   state.BurstMode = M{['description']='Magic Burst Mode', 'MB1', 'MB2','MBMacc'}
end


Create some rules in post_midcast to detect for the current MB state, then equip corresponding MB set:
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function job_post_midcast(spell, action, spellMap, eventArgs)
    if spell.skill == 'Elemental Magic' and state.MagicBurst.value and state.BurstMode.value then
        if state.BurstMode.value == "MB2" then
            equip(sets.magic_burst.MB2)
        if state.BurstMode.value == "MBMacc" then
            equip(sets.magic_burst.MBMacc)
        else
            equip(sets.magic_burst.MB1)
        end
    end
end


You're probably going to build in some exceptions for certain spells like Impact.

Bind your new cycler:
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    send_command('bind ^q gs c cycle BurstMode')


Your casting modes remain independent of all this.


My preferred method is to have post_midcast read the current casting mode value to determine which MB set to equip::
Code 
function user_setup()
	state.CastingMode:options('Normal', 'Seidr', 'Resistant')
end
Code 
function job_post_midcast(spell, action, spellMap, eventArgs)
	if spell.skill == 'Elemental Magic' and state.MagicBurst.value then
		if state.CastingMode.value == "Resistant" then
			equip(sets.magic_burst.Resistant)
		else
			equip(sets.magic_burst)
		end
		if spell.english == "Impact" then
			equip(sets.midcast.Impact)
		end
	end
end


Think it's a bit more elegant w/o a separate toggle and another set of unnecessary states.

Just tested my GS using your preferred method and it works beautifully, thank you! Just one more question, but how would I include my MACC casting mode inside the function? I can't seem to figure it out. It's currently this:
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		if spell.skill == 'Elemental Magic' and state.MagicBurst.value then
		if state.CastingMode.value == "ConserveMP" then
            equip(sets.magic_burst.ConserveMP)		
        else
            equip(sets.magic_burst)
        end


Would it be close to this?
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		if spell.skill == 'Elemental Magic' and state.MagicBurst.value then
		if state.CastingMode.value == "ConserveMP" then
            equip(sets.magic_burst.ConserveMP)
		if state.CastingMode.value == "MACC" then
            equip(sets.magic_burst.MACC)		
        else
            equip(sets.magic_burst)
        end

Not sure what I had to use since or, and, elseif didn't work after equip(sets.magic_burst.ConserveMP).
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By Shiva.Arislan 2017-04-18 16:26:37
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Just turn the if to elseif:
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if spell.skill == 'Elemental Magic' and state.MagicBurst.value then
    if state.CastingMode.value == "ConserveMP" then
        equip(sets.magic_burst.ConserveMP)
    elseif state.CastingMode.value == "MACC" then
        equip(sets.magic_burst.MACC)        
    else
        equip(sets.magic_burst)
    end
end
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By Shiva.Hiep 2017-04-18 23:21:28
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Works great as usual, thank you very much for your help, much appreciated Arislan.
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By Fenrir.Dibble 2017-04-19 09:49:32
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What's the T do here?
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T{'Idle','Resting'}:contains(new)

Versus or compared to the S here?
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S{'Warp','Warp II'}:contains(spell.english)

I'm assuming this was maybe covered in "Special tables" in the Lua section of the GearSwap tutorial?
 
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Fenrir.Dibble said: »
What's the T do here?
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T{'Idle','Resting'}:contains(new)

Versus or compared to the S here?
Code 
S{'Warp','Warp II'}:contains(spell.english)

I'm assuming this was maybe covered in "Special tables" in the Lua section of the GearSwap tutorial?

They're exactly the same thing, unless Windower is using some special implementation of Lua with functionality I'm unaware of.
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By Fenrir.Caiir 2017-04-24 16:34:24
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They are not exactly the same thing. However, they result in the same thing happening.

T and S are function calls that both initialize different tables (T will look something like {[1] = 'Idle', [2] = 'Resting'}, where S will look something like {['Warp'] = true, ['Warp II'] = true}) with member function contains that check if the value exists in a table in different ways.

The S{} approach should be faster technically, but in practice it probably won't matter too much.
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Interesting. When I dump S{'Warp','Warp II'} it displays the same output as using T{}: {'Warp','Warp II'}. Am I missing something there, or is Lua just compiling them to the same thing when dumping them to the log file?
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By Leviathan.Vow 2017-04-24 17:35:50
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If you're using the logger library, they have __tostring metamethods that create identical output.
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Thanks. I am using logger, and that's exactly what's going on.

I have a query of my own. Is there a way to register an event so long as the event has not already been registered? I'm using CTRL+T to equip Treasure Hunter gear and I want it to add an event that will check which TP set to equip once my TP changes. The problem is, every time I hit CTRL+T the event is registering again. After one Salvage I have 29 events registered and it's causing stuttering when my TP changes. If I mash my bind to add a lot more my FPS begins to deteriorate even when my TP is static.

Like Lua, functions in Javascript are first class objects which means we can use the reference to a function in evaluation. Is it possible to do that in GearSwap? I made a work around by having a variable somewhere that was false until the bind is first hit that sets this to true and only binds the event if it's false:

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	elseif command:lower() == 'th' then
		equip(sets.me.th)
		windower.add_to_chat(8,'TH Equipment ON')
		
		if not me.thRegistered then
			windower.register_event('tp change', function()
				doMeleeMode()
			end)
		end
	end


I'm not overly bothered by this (it works) but it's an anti-pattern in design and I'd like to know anyway if this is possible in Windower for future reference!
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By Fenrir.Caiir 2017-04-25 16:05:11
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windower.register_event() returns a number, so in line with your setup you could just do :
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elseif command:lower() == 'th' then
    equip(sets.me.th)
    windower.add_to_chat(8,'TH Equipment ON')
     
    if not me.thRegistered then
        me.thRegistered = windower.register_event('tp change', function()
            doMeleeMode()
        end)
    end
end


I'd probably suggest that instead, you just register the event outside of this function call and just set up a blocking variable in the event itself that you toggle with commands.
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I can't seem to get my lua to equip my Enhancing Duration gear while Embolden is active. Code I tried is on line 442. Any help is appreciated.
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By Shiva.Hiep 2017-04-27 18:00:57
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I need some help making some self-cure sets but not sure about the functions. Would anyone know how to make a function for self-cures and another one that works under light weather?
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By Shiva.Arislan 2017-04-27 23:05:53
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function init_gear_sets()

    sets.midcast.CureWeather = set_combine(sets.midcast.Cure, {
        main="Chatoyant Staff",
        waist="Hachirin-no-Obi",
        --etc
        })

    sets.midcast.CureSelf = set_combine(sets.midcast.Cure, 
        hands="Buremte Gloves", -- (13)
        neck="Phalaina Locket", -- 4(4)
        ring2="Asklepian Ring", -- (3)
        waist="Gishdubar Sash", -- (10)
        --etc
        })

end
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function job_post_midcast(spell, action, spellMap, eventArgs)
    if spellMap == 'Cure' and spell.target.type == 'SELF' then
        equip(sets.midcast.CureSelf)
    end
end

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function job_get_spell_map(spell, default_spell_map)
    if spell.action_type == 'Magic' then
        if default_spell_map == 'Cure' or default_spell_map == 'Curaga' then
            if (world.weather_element == 'Light' or world.day_element == 'Light') then
                return 'CureWeather'
            end
        end
    end
end
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By Bismarck.Xurion 2017-04-28 03:32:17
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Is there a way to tell GS to unequip an item? Something like:
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    sets.no_gear = {
        head = "",
        neck = "",
        ear1 = "",
        ear2 = "",
        body = "",
        hands = "",
        ring1 = "",
        ring2 = "",
        back = "",
        waist = "",
        legs = "",
        feet = ""
    }


I tried the above but nope.
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By Sylph.Subadai 2017-04-28 04:43:59
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Bismarck.Xurion said: »
Is there a way to tell GS to unequip an item?

I think this might work (you can also use the command //gs equip naked but that will unequip everything including weapon):
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    sets.no_gear = {
        head = empty,
        neck = empty,
        ear1 = empty,
        ear2 = empty,
        body = empty,
        hands = empty,
        ring1 = empty,
        ring2 = empty,
        back = empty,
        waist = empty,
        legs = empty,
        feet = empty
    }
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