The gorangas in Maiden's Eye may work for you. The possible problem there is that they walk around quite a bit, and may be a bit too hard to solo quickly enough to avoid adds. Another possibility might be the toilers in ME also. I would think that you could try the ones over by the Centien fort in e...

I just started using these configs as I try to highlight MOBs for my BL epic. I am sure you don't need me to tell you this, but this functionality is so sweet. The implementation is great too. I say this because I have thoughts like "I need it to load a config at such and such a time. Can it do...

As of the May 6th release, this bug is fixed. Maybe it was related to the fix you made to offsets? If you did make a fix here, could you briefly explain what the problem was? I really could not figure out of the life of me what was wrong with the plugin's code.

Thanks a lot by the way.

${Me.GroupLeaderExp} is always zero as of the 05-May Rev. A release. I do not know if this was the case in the 02-May release, as I did not pick that one up. This did, however, work find for releases prior to that. I have no way of testing whether ${Me.RaidLeaderExp} is working or not. ... New news....

Once you figure it out, could you give a brief description of what the problem was (or paste the code change). I have looked at the MQ2EQIM.cpp and I don't see anything (presumably in LoadBuddyList) that should result in this behavior. Feel free to flame my (I am realzing now) very rusty C++ skills.

I had a bunch of names listed in the appropriate section of my MQ2EQIM.ini file, but with the May 05 release, it seems to only be aware of the last one listed in the section. It also re-writes the cotents of that section of the INI file to contain only that buddy when I unload the plugin.

Okay, I just did some more testing, and found that ${Ini does the "right" thing and gives back NULL if the key can't be found. This is a great improvement. If a value resulting from the use of ${Ini is string-based, though, the /newif needs to ensure that it uses the Stirng for the compari...

Actually, from looking at MQ2Data.cpp, it sure looks like it returns the empty string unless you specify something else. I will play around a bit more and figure some of this out. Based on what I am seeing here, though, I am wondering if anybody is using this version of the genbot code successfully ...

Am I the only one running into the problem where there are a lot of instances of something like /varset TankList "${Ini[@IniFile,Healer,TankList]}" ... /newif @TankList==0 { each of which result in a parse error of "non-numeric comparison?"? The way I read the functionality of /n...