Kinich / Mavuika / Iansan / Émilie

# KQM Iansan quick guide, Iansan / Kinich / Mavuika / Emilie:
#   Emilie Q/E > Iansan EC1Q > Mavuika tE2 Q > Kinich shE (Q) [combo]
#   1, 2 in the first rotation, Mavuika tE comes before Iansan
# The Kinich quick guide gives the same order (Emilie E/Q > Iansan E N1 Q >
# Mavuika tE Q > Kinich shE [combo]). Kinich's combo as in Kinich /
# Mavuika / Iansan / Bennett, from the community config behind Kinich /
# Mavuika / Bennett / Ororon.
fn kinich_combo() {
  kinich skill;
  for let c=0; c<5; c=c+1 {
    for let a=0; a<2; a=a+1 {
      if .kinich.blind_spot {
        kinich attack[direction=.kinich.blind_spot];
      } else {
        kinich attack;
      }
    }
    while .kinich.nightsoul.points < 20 && .kinich.nightsoul.state {
      wait(1);
    }
    if .kinich.nightsoul.state {
      kinich skill[hold=1];
    }
  }
}
# Iansan's burst restores Nightsoul points from the active character's
# movement, which gcsim counts only when the rotation reports it. For
# her higher ATK buff, a reviewer who plays the characters says Mavuika
# keeps it nearly always at its maximum; the Kinich quick guide says
# Kinich easily keeps Iansan's Nightsoul points high. So the time after
# each of Mavuika and Kinich's actions reports movement at 9 m/s, the
# speed at which the buff stays up in the Iansan teams that report
# movement (design §5.4).
let _last = f();
let _prev = -1;
let _ea = execute_action;
fn execute_action(c number, a number, p map) {
  let now = f();
  if _prev == .keys.char.mavuika || _prev == .keys.char.kinich {
    movement(9 * (now - _last) / 60);
  }
  _last = now;
  _prev = c;
  return _ea(c, a, p);
}
active emilie;
let first = 1;
if .emilie.burst.ready {
  emilie burst;
} else {
  emilie skill;
}
if first == 1 {
  mavuika skill;
}
iansan skill, charge, burst;
if first == 0 {
  mavuika skill;
}
first = 0;
mavuika burst;
kinich_combo();
if .kinich.burst.ready {
  kinich burst;
}