In the land of project 1999, there is some serious competition on endgame mobs. Guilds will be standing at zone-in buffing up waiting for a mob to spawn so it can be engaged.
As a chanter, I am picking up alot of the buff requests, however, since GINA does not have a "pre-trigger condition" , i.e. "You begin casting Clarity II", I can only trigger on the spell landing, such as "Someone looks very tranquil".
This is fine, however, I want to sort out/block OTHER guilds names from my list, so I have tried the "end early" text using the lesser known /url command:
for example, typing:
/url nobuff Someone
Gives the following text in the logfile:
Opening nobuff Someone
In my "End early text" I therefore thought this was as easy as making the following:
"Opening nobuff {s}"
But, this isn't removing the countdown timer for anyone. What would I be doing wrong?
End early text aren't using regex?
Re: End early text aren't using regex?
"End early" texts work only for triggers which starts them.
So, in your case:
{S} looks very tranquil starts the timer (with "RegEx" checkbox enabled)
Opening nobuff {S} pre-ends the timer - tick "Use Regex" checkbox in "End Early" list for that one too.
Though, I would recommend to use another "sneaky" command; /url on "Live Servers" is used to open your webbrowser which tries to display the webpage - or starts a Google search using "nobuff NAME" as search pattern.
If the server allows tells to you (like ;tell YOURNAME text on Live servers) use these instead.
So, in your case:
{S} looks very tranquil starts the timer (with "RegEx" checkbox enabled)
Opening nobuff {S} pre-ends the timer - tick "Use Regex" checkbox in "End Early" list for that one too.
Though, I would recommend to use another "sneaky" command; /url on "Live Servers" is used to open your webbrowser which tries to display the webpage - or starts a Google search using "nobuff NAME" as search pattern.
If the server allows tells to you (like ;tell YOURNAME text on Live servers) use these instead.