Thanks ascii38. That fixed ISXEQChatWnd. :)

Finally. I won't go into any detail on how to use innerspace or isboxer as there is plenty of information available. I have an Ogre ShadowKnight running around the tutorial area. Once he was logged in i opened the innerspace console, and typed "ext isxeq". This is what I failed to do the f...

Step 5. Create a dot net application. I won't go into too much detail here. It is assumed that you have some ability and interest in programming in C#. The project must reference the Lavish.InnerSpace.DLL, as mentioned in Step 4. Original Code using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using Sy...

Step 4. Compile ISXEQ.NET.dll Your dot net application needs to be able to access Top Level Objects, such as your character, and all the properties that come with it such as name, ID, class etc... If you examined the code I mentioned earlier that was posted by "Blue" you will see that he i...

Step 1. Gather your tools. I use Visual Studo 2010, professional. Service Pack 1. I downloaded the latest ISXBoxer Bundle and installed it, which also installed Innerspace. I downloaded and installed the ISXDK. (There are header files and library files that are required) I downloaded and unzipped th...

How's that old saying go? God helps those that help themselves? I originally referenced a post named "Accessing EQ objects from C# code in .NET". This was posted by "Blue" approx 5 years ago. He too was looking for some advice on how to communicate with Everquest using a dot net ...

I am having some difficulty with ISXEQ.NET, contained in the latest Macroquest download. 20120804. Am I correct in assuming that the "Lavish.InnerSpace.dll" I need to reference is the one located in the InnerSpace "root" folder? A number of calls in the source code are to "L...

I've been crashing to desktop whenever I attempt to access the ID of a character in my group. "$group(1) " or greater. After checking this out, it seems to me that the Group offset is incorrect. I believe it should read. Group=006B0250 I have tested it (on a group of two) and the code now ...

I have spent a week reading stuff, prior to posting. Sometimes hard to separate that which was, from that which is. Regardless, I re-read the post you pointed to Amadeus, and from that I gleaned that simply commenting out reference to "durawtion1" would do the trick. I also renamed "r...

I'm pretty new to all this, but when I tried to recompile using this "new" structure, I ended up with five errors. Four of them were referring to a structure member "DurationValue1" and one referred to "RecoveryTime". These members were in the previous structure but do ...