Can you then explain the issue that I am having? It is only properly reapplying Protect with the + in place. The comma just puts it in a loop. To test, I used food buff with protect id that was currently applied with the + operator. With both buffs on, the bot did nothing. When either buff was clicked off (and one remained) the bot did nothing. When I remove both, bot applies protect. This is in the has buff category, obviously.
Maybe I'm missing something, but it doesn't add up. If that was an AND operator, then it would try to reapply Protect after clicking one (or the other) buff off. Thoughts?
Just using the + (as an OR) works in this case. I am just trying to get a better understanding for future use. Thanks!
Maybe I'm missing something, but it doesn't add up. If that was an AND operator, then it would try to reapply Protect after clicking one (or the other) buff off. Thoughts?
Just using the + (as an OR) works in this case. I am just trying to get a better understanding for future use. Thanks!