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Monday, February 3rd 2014, 12:10am

How to check player pvp status with dyice when dueling.

Anyone know the function to check player status when dueling with another person with diyce? I want to use a certain skill when dueling only and not use it if i pve.

Thank you.

Edited for correct spelling of diyce :)

This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "Hukster75" (Feb 3rd 2014, 1:56am)


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Monday, February 3rd 2014, 12:17am

for general pvp i believe there is a constraint in which u can check if ur target is a player or not...

somebody here will be able to give a better answer...
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Monday, February 3rd 2014, 12:24am

Are you looking specifically for DUELS? In otherwords, you want to use it in a duel and NOT [siege war, or random pk, or in arena]? Duels only? If you want to use it in pvp in general (when fighting players anytime, sw dueling arena etc.) then you can check whether your target is a player or not via

UnitIsPlayer("target")


which returns true/false, and can be used in diyce use = X Y Z portions


Also, out of respect for the makers of the addon, try to spell it correctly. it is D I Y C E . DYICE is like "die young in crappy environments".

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Monday, February 3rd 2014, 1:57am

Thank you BlankMinded for the info. Got what i needed from you.

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Monday, February 3rd 2014, 3:17am

You can also do a zone check. If you are in arena or in sw, dont use the skill, otherwise use it. While using the unitisplayer of course.