Heh, "WTF why is Seru taking so long if he only has 100 hps"

I guess bane really does make a difference

There was a patch a while back that didn't have a "doesn't work" post. Then someone ruined it by posting "Look, no 'doesn't work' post". I cried.

There was a patch a while back that didn't have a "doesn't work" post. Then someone ruined it by posting "Look, no 'doesn't work' post". I cried.

When I execute the above line, they receive "${Param0}" yet when i /echo ${Param0} i get the right text.

Any suggestions? I searched for cross-server tell,, and ;tell (but can't include ; in search)

#include <windows.h> HWND windowname; typedef struct _CHARACTER { short int might; short int buffer0; short int agility; short int buffer1; short int fortitute; short int buffer2; short int intellect; short int buffer3; short int insight; short int buffer4; short int personality; short int buffer5;...

I figured it out, though I am no windows programmer. It's running rather slowly I think in part because there's no event handler, so I'm pretty sure my process is hoggin the processor time. If anyone has suggestions, they'd be appreciated. #include <windows.h> HWND windowname; typedef struct _CHARAC...

OK so this may be lame, but... I found the data for my character, but I cannot alter that data in any way. I even tried setting up a break and tracing back from when the data was written to, and I can't figgure it out. So instead of altering data, I wanted to try a different route: monitor the data ...

What i'm not seeing is how to keep my PC closer to the npc - he stays too far back and sometimes backs up if he's "too close" and I'm not finding exactly the logic for this. Please help

This is the first macro I wrote wrote myself. Basically, as I'm sure you know, you regen more hp/mana when you're sitting than when you're standing. However, Shamans also need to canni sometimes. This code waits until you get the sitting bonus, stands, casts canni, then sits again. This really, real...

This can be easily done by implementing a stack. After you kill a mob, put the ID in an array. Once there are no adds, loot each id then delete the ID from the array.