Thanks for posting these here BG and I get what they are suppose to do, but I don't understand how to set the target of the PW:Shield. I know which line it is but I've been going through the "Do This First Wizards" trying to figure out how to set the "target" in the wizard.

What does "i" make the wizard do? ie #loop i,1,[Toons.Count]

Or "j" from the Healers Wizard? S and S2 for that matter also. See below.

#Command Healers
#CDesc Sets how many characers are assigned to the healer role.
#Select Healers, Toons, Select Healers (In Order)
Msg Select No Of Healers
Get Heals, No
Msg
#Loop i,1,[Healers.Count]
GroupSet [Healers(i)],DPS
#EndLoop
#Loop i,1,[Healers.Count]
#Calc j,[i]-1
if %Heals% > [j]
GroupSet [Healers(i)],Heals
endif
#EndLoop
System Status 3,Heals:%Heals%;
#key .
#EndCommand
#Calc S,""
#Calc S2,""
#loop i,1,[Toons.Count]
#Calc S,"[S]" & "[i] = [Toons(i)],"
#endloop
#loop i,1,[Groups.Count]
#Calc S2,"[S2]" & "[i] = [Groups(i)],"
#endloop

As written there the Heal wizard will set F8-F12 to heal the respective character, but I don't know exactly HOW its determining this in the code or how i can use this to set my wizard to Shield/Dispell with Ctrl and Alt modifiers to the Fkeys.

To be honest though, I ultimately want to set all these functions to Numpad keys. In my set up I use an N52te and a Razer Naga for combat, moving, checking my inventory, map and character. But one thing at a time here, lol.

Like I said, its a lack of knowledge of the language used in the wizards for me to do this on my own I believe. I know what I want to do and how it SHOULD work. Just a matter of figuring out the execution.

Ok, I think I'm figuring this out now. Helps if you look at the CORRECT wizard for your reference though. I've determined the above wizard is only references PART of what I want to accomplish. I'll post what I've come up with when I'm finished with it later for feedback.

Ok, got the PW:Shield to work like a charm. Essentially its BGs wizard but set to use the F-keys

#Wizard PW:Shield
#WDesc Sets up PW:Sheild and Dispell assignments
#Copy Toons, Character.Name

#Command PW:Shield
#CDesc Sets priest and the target of your priest's PW:Shield
#Copy Toons, Character.Name
#Select CasterName, Toons, Select the Priest
#calc Caster, "[CasterName(1)]"
#loop i,1,[Toons.Count]
#Command Shield[Toons(i)]
<<[Caster]>>
cast Power Word: Shield on [Toons(i)]
#calc j, [i] + 7
#Key !F[j]
#EndCommand
#EndLoop
#EndWizard

However the Dispell wizard is having an issue. I'm getting an error after I set the Dispell toons and their respective spells. Here's the error:

"GCP1 Attemp To Evaluate Toon When Not Set (8) cast [SpellToUse] on [Toon(i)]"

Here's the Wizard code:

#Wizard Dispell
#Command Dispell
#CDesc Sets your dispell characters and their dispell or removal spells
#Select Casters, Toons, Select Dispellers
#loop i,1,[Casters.Count]
#Selectone Dispell,Spells, Spells, Select Dispell for [Casters(i)]
#calc SpellToUse, "[Dispell(1)]"
<<[Casters(i)]>>
cast [SpellToUse] on [Toon(i)]
#calc j, [i] + 7
#Key ^F[j]
#EndCommand
#EndLoop
#EndWizard

The idea is to use Ctrl+F8-12 to dispell any aliment with one button press on the assigned toon

Dispells are
Paladin = Purify
Mage = Remove Curse
Druid = Abolish Poison
Priest = Dispell Magic

Gambatte,

I'm not an expert in wizard writing... I'm just a GCP user like you :)

But looking at your Dispel1 wizard, the first thing that pops out at me about why it might not work is that the Command that it creates keeps getting overwritten... your #Command line is not inside your #loop command. So only one command will be created.

Note that I haven't tested this... but here's a guess at something that you might be looking for:

#Wizard Dispel1
#Select Casters, Toons, Select Dispellers
#loop i,1,[Casters.Count]
#Select [Casters(i)]Spells,Spells,Select Dispel Spells for [Casters(i)]
#EndLoop
#loop i,1,[Toons.Count]
#Command Dispel[Toons(i)]
#loop x,1,[Casters.Count]
#calc SpellToUse, "[[Casters(x)]Spells(1)]"
cast [SpellToUse] on [Toons(i)] from [Casters(x)]
#EndLoop
#calc j, [i] + 7
#Key ^F[j]
#EndCommand
#EndLoop
#EndWizard

Hope this helps :) Have fun!

~BlueGriffon

Still getting the same error with the new code. I'm going to take this back to the support forums and see if one of them can help. Thanks for taking the time to look at this though BG. You.ve been a great help already.