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Just a question, but what's the significance of isEnergize in terms of functionality? I mean, why is it not sufficient to rely only on runeReady? It appears that the event with isEnergize being true is firing before a rune is technically ready (perhaps indicating that that rune is about to be "energized", for whatever reason).
But why not just treat that as a not-ready event, ignoring isEnergize, and wait until the energize is complete and the follow-up event happens a split second later, which has runeReady as true and will fix the alpha just like a normal ready event?
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