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JasperLorelai edited this page Oct 1, 2022
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Updated to Java 17.
- Added
empty
parameter to theint2hex
placeholder. Defines zeros to prepend it. It fits up to the length of 4 by default:%magicspells_int2hex_[int],(empty)%
- Added
%magicspells_selectedspell_displayed%
placeholder
Arguments in []
brackets are required, while arguments in ()
brackets are optional - the placeholders will work without them.
Placeholder | Description |
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%magicspells_variable_[varname],(precision)% |
Returns MS variable value of the target, string or floating point. |
%magicspells_variable_max_[varname],(precision)% |
Returns maximal value of MS variable value of the target, floating point. |
%magicspells_variable_min_[varname],(precision)% |
Returns minimal value of MS variable value of the target, floating point. |
%magicspells_cooldown_[spellname],(precision)% |
Returns MS initial spell cooldown. |
%magicspells_cooldown_now_[spellname],(precision)% |
Returns current MS spell cooldown of the target. |
%magicspells_charges_[spellname]% |
Returns MS initial spell charges. |
%magicspells_charges_consumed_[spellname]% |
Returns consumed charges of the target. |
%magicspells_mana% |
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%magicspells_mana_max% |
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%magicspells_buff_[spellname],(precision)% |
Returns initial buff spell duration. |
%magicspells_buff_now_[spellname],(precision)% |
Returns current buff spell duration of the target. |
%magicspells_selectedspell% |
Returns the internal name of the selected spell on the target's item. |
%magicspells_selectedspell_displayed% |
Returns the external name of the selected spell (from name property) on the target's item. |
%magicspells_int2hex_[int],(empty)% |
Converts integers to hex. Useful for translating MS number variables to hex, combined with the unicode placeholder. The optional empty parameter should be a number of zeros to prepend. Optional because 4 is the default value. |
%magicspells_unicode_[string]% |
Parses anything matching the unicode format to its character. (Format: \uXXXX ) |