Stuck in combat at least temporary(Possibly problems)
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Stuck in combat at least temporary(Possibly problems)
05/17/2020 EDIT: did this post in a hurry originally an came out a mess cleaned it up some.
Good Morn
Did some test to see if my druid could get stuck in combat. Found one way that at least put you in combat when you turn off and on auto attack.
First The cause of the problem:
1) Chunking while in combat and have snare, root , and dots on a mob results having a target window in upper right corner with the said dots, snare, root still there. You will get message that snare wear off BUT the target window still show snare, root , or dot.
a)
b)
2) IF you have auto attack on AND root, dot, snare still on a mob in previous chunk will be temporarily be stuck in combat. There is code that will turn off auto attack(You will see message your to far from target) taking you out of combat. You can put yourself back into combat, simply by turning on auto attack.
a) chunk and get taken out of combat
b) turning on auto attack takes you back to combat
3) TEST to see if Chunking again would Remove the empty target window with the dots, root or snare. IT did not.
Jose
Good Morn
Did some test to see if my druid could get stuck in combat. Found one way that at least put you in combat when you turn off and on auto attack.
First The cause of the problem:
1) Chunking while in combat and have snare, root , and dots on a mob results having a target window in upper right corner with the said dots, snare, root still there. You will get message that snare wear off BUT the target window still show snare, root , or dot.
a)
b)
2) IF you have auto attack on AND root, dot, snare still on a mob in previous chunk will be temporarily be stuck in combat. There is code that will turn off auto attack(You will see message your to far from target) taking you out of combat. You can put yourself back into combat, simply by turning on auto attack.
a) chunk and get taken out of combat
3) TEST to see if Chunking again would Remove the empty target window with the dots, root or snare. IT did not.
Jose
