Oct 19 2018 by RedGuides
- MQ2Posse updated with several fixes
- MQ2KissTemplate added (ChatWithThisName) formats your .ini's for easy distribution. Will be used with our upcoming Kiss .ini library
- Update.exe (Redbot) should now load faster and launch MQ2 after updates.
Oct 19 2018 by eqmule
- mq2melee.cpp has been updated for Me->AAList changes in the builder go click the file and diff it to the old one to see what changed.
- MQ2TargetInfo has been updated.
- Added Distance to group members next to their name in the groupwindow.
- Added a button to the group window called "Come to Me"
If you have mq2eqbc, mq2nav and mq2advpath and a proper mq2nav mesh loaded
the button will work and will make your whole group come running to you.
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- Added a button called "Follow Me" to the group window.
If you have mq2eqbc andd mq2advpath loaded the button will work and will
make your whole group follow you around.
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- Added a new character TLO member: Bandolier it has 4 members: Index,Active,Name,Item
it has one method: Activate
Usage: (assuming you have a bandoiler saved as "1HB")
| check if its active:
/if (!${Me.Bandolier[${Bandolier[1HB].Active}) {
/echo [${Time}] player want us to activate Bandolier: 1HB.
/invoke ${Me.Bandolier[1HB].Activate}
}
/echo I have a ${Me.Bandolier[1HB].Item[1].Name} in my primary bandoilier slot
Output: I have a Snowreaver in my primary bandoilier slot
Item returns a bandolieritemtype which has 4 members: Index,ID,IconID,Name
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- Made some adjustments to the ${Ground} TLO and added .First and .Last members to it.
/echo ${Ground} will now return the FIRST item in the list if you DO NOT done a /itemtarget
in which case it will return that item.
Prior to this change ${Ground} would just return NULL if an /itemtarget had not been performed.
- Fixed a bug in ${Ground} which prevented it from be used as a type
Example:
|a Macro to show how to use /vardata
|/vardata does NOT work like /varset
|Opening and closing the dataportion must NOT use ${}
#turbo 120
Sub Main
/declare MyGroundItem ground local
/declare Count int local
|Start by just setting it to the first entry found in the grounditems list:
| NOTE that I DO NOT USE ${Ground.First}, but Ground.First that's just how /vardata works, so accept it.
/vardata MyGroundItem Ground.First
/for Count 1 to ${GroundItemCount}
/echo \a-w${Count}. \awID: \at${MyGroundItem.ID} \awDist: \ay${MyGroundItem.Distance} \ag${MyGroundItem.DisplayName}
|move to next:
/if (${Bool[${MyGroundItem.Next}]}) {
/vardata MyGroundItem MyGroundItem.Next
} else {
/break
}
/next Count
/return
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- Fixed AAPointsAssigned in the CHARINFO2 struct, it is actually an array.
Prior to this fix we used it like this: pChar2->AAPointsAssigned;
Now we use it like this: pChar2->AAPointsAssigned[0];
It contains points spent in each aa category. the first one is just total...
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