- i have a battle shout trigger that uses the buff inactive condition field to check for battle shout and play a sound when i need to shout...
+ i have a battle shout trigger that uses the buff inactive condition field to check for battle shout and play a sound when i need to shout.
- until a pally with imp might joins the raid and overwrites my battle shout... then i have to disable the addon or change the settings or cancel debuff or leave raid
+ until a pally with imp might joins the raid and overwrites my battle shout... then i have to disable the addon or change the settings or cancel debuff or leave raid.
  is it possible to trigger only when Battle Shout is inactive AND Might is inactive?

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  rakkarage Wed, 26 Aug 2009 22:39:35

  thank you very much! works nicely!

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  profalbert Wed, 26 Aug 2009 00:22:57

  v1.9.1-3-g6abe66e takes care of this issue.

  Feedback is appreciated.

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  rakkarage Thu, 23 Jul 2009 15:43:44

  rhis happens on my shaman now too when i cast water shield instead of earth shield

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  rakkarage Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:48:14

  thank you!

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  profalbert Fri, 06 Mar 2009 10:15:15

  It is not possible atm, you can only have condition of each type.
  You can try to use "Self Buff fade" with "Battle Shout" as primary trigger, and "Buff inactive" condition with imp might.
  That would of course only fire once the buff fades, and not periodically.

  But I'm working on major changes for 3.1, and reorganizing the triggersystem is part of that.
  The feature will be:
  + you can add as many Primary conditions as you want (even the same type). They will all be connected by logical "or", meaning one of the primary triggers has to fire to fire the whole trigger.
  + same goes for secondary conditions (so 2 secondary inactive buff will be possible). All secondary conditions will be connected by logical "and", meaning all of the conditions must be true to allow the trigger to fire.