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[tajnyuser]

How i can take BATTLE_GROUND_QUEUE_COUNTER value (battlegroundframe.lua) from game to micromacro?
I want to know, when SW servers are open.

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BATTLE_GROUND_QUEUE_COUNTER = a
print(a)

don't work

but in game

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DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage(BATTLE_GROUND_QUEUE_COUNTER);

return number of active battlefield

[ZZZZZ]

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Command> RoMCode('a = BATTLE_GROUND_QUEUE_COUNTER'); print(a)
93

prints 93....ingame you get a value of 8 O.o

[tajnyuser]

AU servers

ingame

/run DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage(BATTLE_GROUND_QUEUE_COUNTER)

return 8

bstatus = BATTLE_GROUND_QUEUE_COUNTER
DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage(bstatus)

return 8

micromacro

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RoMCode('bstatus = BATTLE_GROUND_QUEUE_COUNTER'); print(bstatus)

return nil

I think bstatus is only ROM value, not micromacro because all is in RomCode.

[rock5]

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Command> RoMCode('a = BATTLE_GROUND_QUEUE_COUNTER'); print(a)
93

prints 93....ingame you get a value of 8 O.o

I think what you meant was

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Command> a = RoMCode('a = BATTLE_GROUND_QUEUE_COUNTER'); print(a)

That should work but you don't have to use RoMCode and "a=". You can just use RoMScript as usual.

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a=RoMScript('BATTLE_GROUND_QUEUE_COUNTER') print(a)

RoMScript can return variable values and function results. If you need to execute some other code, use RoMCode.

[ZZZZZ]

>.< lol...well that explains that, yeh it returned 8 as it should. I tried RoMScript at first and i got an 'invalid command' error so that's why i tried RoMCode.

Oh i did

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print("RoMScript('BATTLE_GROUND_QUEUE_COUNTER()')")

thinking it was a function xD No wonder it failed lol