The "HasHydra" test in wizard.cs seems unreliable - I think it might be the trying to identify the owner of a hydra messing things up (is it trying to get this data from one of the three hydrahead entities rather than the main hydra at times, which doesn't have that data, and so failing to identify a hydra is already up?).
Regardless, as most people would, I imagine, bot single-player games, I found this to be much more reliable and not re-cast Hydra quite so much in the HasHydra check;
Code:
var summoned = ZetaDia.Actors.GetActorsOfType<DiaUnit>().FirstOrDefault(u => u.Name.Contains("HydraHead") && u.Position.Distance(unit.Position) < 30f);
(and you can delete/comment out the "int dynId = ZetaDia.Me.CommonData.DynamicId;" line immediate before this)
Instead of the current check which is;
Code:
int dynId = ZetaDia.Me.CommonData.DynamicId;
var summoned = ZetaDia.Actors.GetActorsOfType<DiaUnit>().FirstOrDefault(u => u.SummonedByACDId == dynId && u.Name.Contains("Hydra") && u.Position.Distance(unit.Position) < 15f);
Might be worth adding exceptions too - ie, only cast if more than 2 enemies within XX feet, unless they are elite in which case always cast.
