First of all, thanks a lot to Toze for creating this routine, and to everyone who posted here refining it.
I started a Cyclone CoC character and found that this wasn't exactly working as expected, so I spent some time working on the routine to make it work for my build.
The build in question is located here:
https://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/1564112/page/1
The problems I was having was 1) I needed a way to keep Blade Vortex up in order to refresh the Warlord's Mark on mobs and 2) I needed a way to close distances using Whirling Blades (in addition to closing distance, this also helped when the routine would "stop" due to mobs being in combat range, but not in combat range, if that makes any sense, it also has the added benefit of keeping fortify up).
Now, I'm no code guru, but I was able to hack together a couple fixes that shouldn't interfere with standard cyclone builds. Basically it adds a condition for Blade Vortex that keeps the buff up when mobs are in range (and if you don't use Blade Vortex, nothing will change), and it adds a distance close for Whirling Blades in addition to Leap Slam (again, if you don't use Whirling Blades, it won't change anything). I fixed a small issue where if you unticked the random targetting, the routine more or less broke because it was hardcoded to use the right mouse button skill instead of the discovered Cyclone skill (and I like to use Cyclone off a keyboard button). I also cleaned up some of the logging so you have a better idea of what the routine is doing.
I used the modified .cs posted by
lyvewyre (found here:
https://www.thebuddyforum.com/exile...-typhonus-cyclone-routine-13.html#post2133907) as a base, and thus far have been happily farming lower tier maps without issue.
Here are the settings I use:
Now, I haven't tested this beyond the CoC build I'm using, and have found these settings yield the best results (random targeting was acting strange, sometimes causing me to spin away from mobs and dash back, spin away, etc.). That said, thanks again to Toze for starting this project and to everyone else who made it great. I made this for myself mostly and decided it'd be best to share it, so do with it what you will
Back up your current .cs file first of course.
View attachment Typhonis.cs