Time auto attack with ACT

[Johnathon]

Originally Posted by EQAditu

Yes, yes... I did not mean those. I meant at the end of your examples you used a period before the end-of-line character, $. You meant to match a period, but you told it to match any character instead.

.+? (?:Dispatched|Dispatch)(?: critically)? hits.+

I half stole this from a Regex I used to warn when mobs used skills on players. Should work otherwise.

Doesn't work =(

I'll copy what i exactly have in there when i get home.

And I'm recently now the 2nd in line to apply dispatch, so i wanna time it more succently

In essence i want it to warn me that dispatch is already in, and when to apply mine ;) I had it setup before, but it always said "persons name dispatch hits MOB NAME for x points of damage" was irritating as hell and i'm trying to improve it.

[EQAditu]

What you changed my quoted code into seems to work perfectly for me...

[Skurry]

Originally Posted by Flec

ACT triggers are very simple RegEx, so I don't see why you couldn't use:

^YOU hit (.+) for (.+) (slashing|crushing) damage.$
^YOU try to (slash|crush) (.+), but miss.$

A single expression to handle both would be
(?:YOU (?:critically )?hit .* for .* damage|YOU try to (?:(?!with).)*, .*)

[bongloads]

Originally Posted by Skurry

A single expression to handle both would be
(?:YOU (?:critically )?hit .* for .* damage|YOU try to (??!with).)*, .*)

so all i have to do is copy paste the below code... all parenthesis?

(?:YOU (?:critically )?hit .* for .* damage|YOU try to (??!with).)*, .*)

[EQAditu]

I suppose, but no smiles.

[Kampfer]

A nice thing with ACT is if you give it a CPU choice it remembers it so you can set ACT to run on a different core than eq2, if you have quad core you can give it like core 3, set eq2 to core 2 and then leave ventrilo and the rest of windows etc to run between core 0 and 1