just some food for thought...back in the day when I was playing EQ and using MQ1, I was writing a pullling routine and found out some useful information.... if a mob gets aggro'd and moves from his spawn point, when he returns, he doesn't not return to the exact spot he spawned in, so you do need to...

I made a couple minor mods to this script to suit my tastes, but all in all, this script works GREAT! Thanks Grim!

Ok, great, I'll give it a go and see if I can get it to work. I really stink at C++..haha!

So is there currently anyway to check for this flag in macroquest?

could you give us an idea of what you changed? I'd like to change that in the cleric.mac also.

That would be great if you could take a look at it. I'm looking at the code for it right now, but I don't know C++ very well and am not good at all working with memory locations. Looks like it wouldn't be too hard to fix if I knew more about how EQ worked. I guess I'll try to muck around and see if ...

So what you are saying is currently there is no easy workaround for $invpanel? I guess I'll have to come up with something very creative to get my code to work correctly. Are there any plans to get $invpanel working in the near future? Thanks for all your help!

hehe, I guess I should expand a bit further. I wanted to check to see if the inventory panel was open based upon someone handing something to you. Any way to check for that w/o using $invpanel?

I haven't been able to find offsets for either clsMain or clsInvPanel. Is there anyway around this to find if the inventory panel is open? Any help would be appreciated.