I was discussing something with a guildy about vendor jewels and he came up with an interesting idea and so I'm gonna ask if something like this can be legally done.
What we want to do is to go buy a stack of vendor plussing jewels. Once the jewels are purchased the addon/macro can then be run. The target function we're trying to obtain would be that the addon/macro would check a piece of gear of your choosing to see if it is a certain + level. If not, it will apply a jewel to it, check again, and repeat. It will then repeat this process until it reaches a preset plus level. Once the level you set before reads true when it checks, it will then stop.
So let's say I wanted a piece of gear to be +4. I would set the macro/addon to a limit of 4 and then run it. It would repeatedly check, plus, check, plus until +4 is obtained.
Would something like this be possible or even be legal for the most part? I could see this being in that grey area if it were a 100% automated addon, but what about a simple macro that would require user input.
This should be possible due to the Golden Hammer macro which checks the status of your gear's dura and applies a hammer to those that meet a certain requirement. The only thing that would have to be changed is the item being used and what the macro checks for.
This is the hammer macro. I'm not too familiar with LUA but I wonder if this could be modified to do plussing.
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/run for i = 0 , 16, 1 do local dV, dM, iN, dVF, dMF = GetInventoryItemDurable("player",i) if(dV < dM and dV < 101 and dM >= 102) then UseItemByName("Simple Repair Hammer"); PickupEquipmentItem(i); SendSystemChat("Hammered " .. iN); break; end end
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