MQ2 Helpdesk

[Dellanx]

I will try melody, thanks. The reason I twist 8 songs is 4 of them are dots/debuffs, that way you can have 4 songs and 4 debuffs.

[Stickybuds]

Dellanx if you're using a blank macro to stop macros you can just use the command /endmacro instead. can be done as a /bct or /bca too.

[Dellanx]

Dell,

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#Event Summoned "#*#You have been summoned#*#"

SUB Event_Summoned(string Line)
 ...
/return

Dellanx if you're using a blank macro to stop macros you can just use the command /endmacro instead. can be done as a /bct or /bca too.

These are exactly what i needed!

[Dellanx]

Here is the final version.

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Sub Song
/if (${Target.PctHPs}<97 && ${Target.Type.Equal[NPC]} && ${Target.Type.NotEqual[CORPSE]} && ${Twist.List.NotEqual[CMBT_SONGS]})  /goto :L
/if (${Me.Combat}) /twist stop
/if (!${Me.Casting.ID}) /twist 2 3 8 9
/return
:L
/if (!${Me.Combat}) /twist stop
/if (!${Me.Casting.ID}) /twist 1 2 3 4 8 9
 }
/return


[soberteq]

/multiline ; /bct meleename //Target ID ${Target.ID} ; /bct meleename //stick behind ; /bct meleename //killthis

I use this for my melee toons, along with mq2Melee and I find that sometimes my toons execute the command (move behind, assist me) but they are not in range enough to swing the weapon.

I had consider adding a moveto target before but I am not sure this is the right approach. Is the stickrange of mq2Melee or another setting I should adjust?

[Stickybuds]

Hmm, just plain stick should put them in melee range, but you might try adding a distance in there and see how that works.

Try - //stick 10 !front

that should be plenty close enough for them to attack with melee. Let us know if that helps before we go looking at other stuff.

[conradd]

Type /melee ingame and you will have a list of parameters used by MQ2melee to run.

You'll find one about stick range, modify it as you wish and then save your new settings with /melee save.

[mobsterer]

mq2melee in its standard configuration puts every melee class that is not a tank on /stick behind.
maybe your commands produce a conflict.

a simple "/bct toon //attack" would suffice after the assist.

[Stickybuds]

So with netbots plugin i am able to get buff info on my boxes, but can i do the same with debuffs on NPCs?

Reason I'm asking is I have added an enc to my group, and his debuffs get resisted often. Wanted to come up with a way to let me know the debuff has landed without needed to switch to his screen and look for the resist msg or spell landed msg. Haven't got a chance to mess around testing yet just brainstorming atm.

Thanks,
Sticky

[moonrazor]

So with netbots plugin i am able to get buff info on my boxes, but can i do the same with debuffs on NPCs?

Reason I'm asking is I have added an enc to my group, and his debuffs get resisted often. Wanted to come up with a way to let me know the debuff has landed without needed to switch to his screen and look for the resist msg or spell landed msg. Haven't got a chance to mess around testing yet just brainstorming atm.

Thanks,
Sticky

In short, no netbots can't produce npc information like it does pc information. You can however, write a short simple macro to return an echo from your enchanter every time a spell is resisted. You could set it on a loop, since it's not really doing anything but providing information. Just don't attach spell commands to it.

Moonrazor