I know it doesn't have any MQ stuff in it, but Amadeus wanted one like http://www.eqinterface.com/downloads/fileinfo.php?id=2340 with with mana and end on it also... Anyway, this is the one I use, if you want it... http://dok.50megs.com/inventory.jpg I know its not exactly like the one you linked, b...

Had some free time, so made the plugin. posted in the public plugin section.

What might work a little better is if it accepted commands like this: /mac fakelink /g This is normal Text. [This is linked text] shouldn't be too hard to find all instances of [ and ] and replace with the code to link. Even if you did it one character at a time. Also, shouldn't need to specify the ...

:Loop
/if (!${Target.ID}) /target npc xxxxx radius ##
/goto :Loop

you fill in the rest to make it work with paramters, etc.

Looking at the code, it looks like that stuff was never fully implemented. The Struct looks to be there, but just not completed in the MQ2DataTypes.CPP

well, you could always try setting a global var (not outer) in your macro and checking if thats set with command.

disable enviromental particles first thing. All those useless flames on the trees kills most people. Sound is also a huge fps hog, and most people dont play with sound on anyway. Might as well disable it all together.

something along the lines of: Snippet of code: /declare PetEngaged string local false /if (${Me.Pet.ID}&&${Me.Combat}&&!${PetEngaged}) { /pet attack /varset PetEngaged TRUE } /if (${Me.Pet.ID}&&!${Me.Combat}&&${PetEngaged}) { /pet back off /pet hold /varset PetEngaged...

Using the mouse to click things just sucks when you can use keyboard commands. Too many variables to consider, like window positions, etc. :Loop /if (${Me.AbilityReady["Forage"]}) /doabilty Forage /if (${Cursor}) /autoinventory /goto :Loop Btw, this is posted in way the wrong section. Post...

some people will never see the search button, no matter how big you make it. its just not in some peoples thought process to look for something before asking. Even just looking through the first 2 pages in the macro depot theres 4 macros that deal with foraging directly. Unknown how countless many c...

theres actually 2 different serverside variables on when a mob aggros. Theres aggro radius (distance a mob will aggro you), and social radius (distance a mob will bring friends). Both of these values are serverside best I could tell from looking at the memory values. True that some people try to use...

Last i checked, you could assisgn multiple events to the same function. #event FoodDrink "You are out of food." #event FoodDrink "You are out of drink." #event FoodDrink "#*#Summon Food" #event FoodDrink "#*#Summon Drink" All the above should call the same Fun...

you divided by 3.3 because sony breaks the exp into 330 parts and sends that number that to the client. (I assume thats what ${Me.GroupLeaderExp} returns as I haven't used it myself)

What I would do in your situation is remove the initial "/varset RodTimer 5m" because thats what actually starts the timer. You should only start the timer either just before or just after you use the Rod. Next, in one of the following, you need to do a check to see if the timer <= 0. I'd ...

ya. that way seems to work the most reliably. sucks if you need to restart the macro for some reason, but unless you store buffs in an ini file, you just have to deal with it. One thing I did to kinda help with buffs is I setup my cleric bot to announce if any of its buffs has under 5 min left on it...