/declare BeginExp int outer /varset BegingExp ${BeginExp} Sub Event_Expgain /varcalc Count ${Count}+1 /echo Kill Count: ${Count} /echo EXP per Mob: ${Math.Calc[${Me.PctExp}-${BeginExp}/${Count}]} % /return It seems that BegingExp loses its value after a couple of mobs, and the EXP per kill returned...

No, Im new to scripting macros - and I intenionally put extra space in there to help me keep track of sub, else I get lost in sea of text, if that could cause a problem I can surely remove it ... Of course I know I can edit in |------------------------------------------------------------------------...

This is not my macro, I have edited in things that suit my character - but I take no credit for the main structure... http://www.macroquest2.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=9042 Originally posted by Terramantian #turbo #include spell_routines.inc #include move.inc #define PetSpell "Haunting Corpse&q...

Getting error, /Varset failed, variable 'MoveDelay' not found (Lootnpc): /varset MoveDelay ${Math.Calc[(${Target.Distance})/4.3]} Im still learning commands, but the /variable is stated. First thing, yes - I have /declare MoveDelay int local .. Any suggestions as to WTF is going on ? .. -Edit- I've ...

Awesome macro, works nicely - i've edited it and put in another dot spell. Odd thing is macro can kite a mob down for 20% mana, where it would run me 40% mana, timing the dots like it does is VERY efficent.


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Im just a noob, trying to get a nut.

mmkay - thanks and shit

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Patch today (3/25/04) eqgame.exe downloaded, getting the "incorrect client version" notice when I launch MQ2. I'm new to MQ, do I a) wait for new source, or b) is there a way to update MQ like with MySeQ (updating offsets) ?


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