[theo]

I'm trying to find a way to manually trigger autosets via command line. For example, something like this would be helpful:

spellcast set %AutoSet

Essentially, I want to be able to tell spellcast to process my rules and equip the correct gear at will. There are times where I don't want to wait for it to occur naturally via the "engaged", "precast" etc events.

[MegaMan]

//sc set " [name]"

example

//sc set standard

[IneptVagrant]

There isn't an ez way to do it.

You can engineer it with another spell. In spellcast check for spell="autoset", and another dummy spell, than check vs %status for all autoset rules, and add precast to the when arguments

Then to trigger the rules, cast that dummy spell (in example its stonga V)

<if spell="autoset|stonga V" >
	<if status="idle">
		<equip when="%status|precast" set="idle" />
	</if>
	<elseif status="engaged">
		<equip when="%status|precast" set="engaged" />
	</elseif>
	<elseif status="resting">
		<equip when="%status|precast" set="resting" />
	</elseif>
	
	<if spell="stonga V">
		<cancelspell />
		<return />
	</if>
</if>

[Yekyaa]

IneptVagrant, on 11 March 2010 - 08:14 AM, said:

There isn't an ez way to do it.

You can engineer it with another spell. In spellcast check for spell="autoset", and another dummy spell, than check vs %status for all autoset rules, and add precast to the when arguments

Then to trigger the rules, cast that dummy spell (in example its stonga V)

<if spell="autoset|stonga V" >
	<if status="idle">
		<equip when="%status|precast" set="idle" />
	</if>
	<elseif status="engaged">
		<equip when="%status|precast" set="engaged" />
	</elseif>
	<elseif status="resting">
		<equip when="%status|precast" set="resting" />
	</elseif>
	
	<if spell="stonga V">
		<cancelspell />
		<return />
	</if>
</if>

Make sure you spell it properly though for it to work ie "Stonega V". I use Firaga IV and Firaga V.
As long as it's a spell you're unable to cast, but the game still has an entry for it, you can use this method.
I use it to change to town gear automatically upon entering some cities with autoexec casting the spell for me.

I also use the "Invisible" spell as a catchall in order to cast Tonko/Camouflage/Hide dependant on my subjob.
"Blink" covers my Zephyr Wall/Blink/Utsusemi dependant on main/subjobs as well.

This post has been edited by Yekyaa: 13 March 2010 - 10:45 PM

[theo]

Thanks for the suggestions -

I had tried using the "dummy spell" method before, and it never seemed to work. In my chat log I got the "...A command error occurred" message and the gear wouldn't swap in. But I tried it again with the code Inept posted and it seems like its working fine now!