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				Status Problem (Lauda Agnus and Lauda Ramus)
				Posted: 06 Oct 2012, 19:58
				by tikztikz
				I have checked each skill's status name in tables/pRO/statusnametable, but the problem is both of the status don't appear after casting the skill, resulting to errors when using whenStatusInactive in config. I have an alternative solution (using timeouts) but I think it's not the best one. (if skill fails due to delay, it'll wait for another x seconds to cast the skill. x = your set timeout)
My question is, how to make the lauda status recognizable by kore? Is it possible for me to do it?
Hoping for your positive response. Thank you.
			 
			
					
				Re: Status Problem (Lauda Agnus and Lauda Ramus)
				Posted: 07 Oct 2012, 07:18
				by rocknroll
				tikztikz wrote:I have checked each skill's status name in tables/pRO/statusnametable, but the problem is both of the status don't appear after casting the skill, resulting to errors when using whenStatusInactive in config. I have an alternative solution (using timeouts) but I think it's not the best one. (if skill fails due to delay, it'll wait for another x seconds to cast the skill. x = your set timeout)
My question is, how to make the lauda status recognizable by kore? Is it possible for me to do it?
Hoping for your positive response. Thank you.
hmm maybe there is no buff packet (on character_status) when casting lauda ramus/agnus, so kore can't display it.
if u don't want to wait because the skill is fails, put the 
Action Delay on 
whenStatusInactive maybe can help 
 
Code: Select all
whenStatusInactive Lauda RamusDelay, Action Delay
timeout #your_timeout
or whenStatusInactive Lauda AgnusDelay, Action Delay
timeout #your_timeout
 
			
					
				Re: Status Problem (Lauda Agnus and Lauda Ramus)
				Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 05:46
				by tikztikz
				rocknroll wrote:
hmm maybe there is no buff packet (on character_status) when casting lauda ramus/agnus, so kore can't display it.
if u don't want to wait because the skill is fails, put the 
Action Delay on 
whenStatusInactive maybe can help 
 
Code: Select all
whenStatusInactive Lauda RamusDelay, Action Delay
timeout #your_timeout
or whenStatusInactive Lauda AgnusDelay, Action Delay
timeout #your_timeout
 
thanks for the help sir. ill try this one. 
