Command:/mac kissassist
This command is added by KissAssist
Notation | Description |
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Text without brackets or braces | Required items |
<Text inside angle brackets> | Placeholder for which you must supply a value |
[Text inside square brackets] | Optional items |
Vertical bar (|) | Separator for mutually exclusive items; choose one |
{Text | inside | braces} | Set of required items; choose one |
Ellipsis (…) | Items that can be repeated |
Syntax | /mac kissassist [<role>] [<assist>] [<health%>] | [<options>]... |
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Description | KissAssist startup command. Can set the basic role, assist, and assist health %, but also advanced options such as using a custom .ini, debug mode, etc. See examples. |
Options
Option | Description |
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ini <name.ini> | Launches kissassist with specified ini file. |
forcealias | Resets aliases |
ma <name> | Sets MainAssistName to the specified name. |
assistat <#> | assist at health % |
parse <#> | |
scanini | |
path <name> | Sets ADVPathPathName |
debug | |
debugall | |
manual | Starts kissassist with everything turned off. You may then use In Game Commands to turns certain things on, such as /buffson, /healson, /dpson, etc. |
Examples
You can tell Kiss to load an alternate ini file. If your wizard has a separate ini to use ice nukes instead of fire nukes or your tank wants to run a DPS setup on easier content, you can just save another ini file and load that instead of your defaults, e.g.
/mac kissassist ini kissassist_Name_IceNukes.ini
Other options are used like so,
/mac kissassist ini MyCustomFileName.ini
/mac kissassist ma MainAssistName
/mac kissassist assistat 95
/mac kissassist parse 60
/mac kissassist scanini
/mac kissassist path ADVPathPathName
/mac kissassist debug
/mac kissassist debugall