I suppose I'll try to explain it better.
What I mean by the routine ignores input values in the ACR, Example. Benefic I is set to cast on tanks when they're below 70%, to heal party when below 55%, the routine don't honor these values. Instead, it's using Benefic I and II on tanks when near full health, this is hugely mp inefficient because I've set my heal-over-time spell or my cohealer HOTs on memebers set at around 75% or 95% on tanks. We would like the HOTs top them off instead of using a direct heal. CLbraver is also correct, while in the middle of casting a direct heal if something else gets our current target topped off the heal still goes off (I know you said the code is in there to stop that but it doesn't).
Edit. The info page in the store doesn't explain what the difference between light and severe healing. I just assumed severe = full party. Never seen the term severe used before so some clarification would gladly welcomed.
What I mean by the routine ignores input values in the ACR, Example. Benefic I is set to cast on tanks when they're below 70%, to heal party when below 55%, the routine don't honor these values. Instead, it's using Benefic I and II on tanks when near full health, this is hugely mp inefficient because I've set my heal-over-time spell or my cohealer HOTs on memebers set at around 75% or 95% on tanks. We would like the HOTs top them off instead of using a direct heal. CLbraver is also correct, while in the middle of casting a direct heal if something else gets our current target topped off the heal still goes off (I know you said the code is in there to stop that but it doesn't).
Edit. The info page in the store doesn't explain what the difference between light and severe healing. I just assumed severe = full party. Never seen the term severe used before so some clarification would gladly welcomed.