how do I find the beta, if it is available to me?The current Beta version of KA has the option of using EQBC or DanNet.
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how do I find the beta, if it is available to me?The current Beta version of KA has the option of using EQBC or DanNet.
Okay so as a Player I am Not sure how mq2dannet benefits me i am sure as a Backend thing for IHC or kissassit etc.. could be very handy to code things in But for me what is the purpose? as just a Macro user not a Writer?
Okay so as a Player I am Not sure how mq2dannet benefits me
if you want to tell just your cleric something it would be /dex, not /dgex
how do I find the beta, if it is available to me?
The solution to this is to fall back to a different buff routine, same as you would if you were in a group that had characters not running MQ2. KA's old buffs ini wasn't good for this either.
${DanNet.Peers.Find[${EverQuest.Server.Lower}_${Group.Member[${bmember}].Name.Lower}]}
The following is returning NULL for me... with the players both clearly in group and otherwise it is returning correct data from queries.
INI:${DanNet.Peers.Find[${EverQuest.Server.Lower}_${Group.Member[${bmember}].Name.Lower}]}
${DanNet.Peers.Find[${EverQuest.Server.Lower}_${Group.Member[1].Name.Lower}]}
I was trying to test the new CachedBuff member added to the Spawn TLO, but it only caches the current buffs on the target and if the buff is dropped for whatever reason(clicked off, dispelled) the CachedBuff will NOT reflect that. If you want to know exactly what buffs a target has or doesn't have, at that current time, you have to target them. I can't think of a circumstance where I would trust using CachedBuff, in a buffing routine.
Trying this out echo'ing the above and I gotta ask....has ${bmember} been defined as a number between 0 and 5?
in group and echoing the above I get NULL also, change it to
or any number between 0 and 5 gives a correct result, 6 results in a NULL alsoINI:${DanNet.Peers.Find[${EverQuest.Server.Lower}_${Group.Member[1].Name.Lower}]}
Edit: Another thing to check with /dnet info is if they actually are joining the dannet group
is there a me.mercanary.buffs? or similar?
@dannuic have you seen https://www.redguides.com/community/threads/crashing-while-zoning.69610/#post-385664 ? Not sure if asking for dump files would help you?
>>> HERE <<<Is there documentation on the TLO member fields?
I am just wondering what attributes that I can query for.
I feel like I have seen this before but I can not find it now.
@Sicprofundus Maybe I am not understanding something.
If I run this command
/echo ${Me.Name} ${Me.Level} ${Me.PctExp} ${Zone.ID} ${Zone.Name} ${Me.LastZoned}
It gives me values, but I do not see LastZoned, or PctExp in that link
For example, I want to be able to call ${Zone.Who} to get a list of all people in the zone? or ${Zone.Corpses} to find who has a corpse in this zone.
But I don't know if either of those is possible because I do not see which fields are queryable? And I am wondering if that is documented. Or maybe I am miss-reading this list and it is giving me what I want.
Is there documentation on the TLO member fields?
I am just wondering what attributes that I can query for.
I feel like I have seen this before but I can not find it now.