should fix it easy enough, without instant standing the second you get FDed If you are AFK foraging, probably *not* a good idea to implement this. Standing up after being forced to FD/sit would indicate to me that you should be at the keyboard and answering tells, if I were a GM, and I cared if peo...

I am looking for a csv database (doesn't even have to be ultra current)

Check out the EQDKP project. One of their plugins deals with all the EQ items.

It was included in the previous releases of MQ2, but isn't in the 18th (and possibly the 17th) release. Those messages are just warning that you won't have debug information for those libraries, shouldn't affect the operation at all.

Question: Why the conditional? When would you ever not have an ID?

That said, why don't you use:

Any recipe that has multiple words in the name must be enclosed in quotes, i.e. /macro newts "short beer"

If you don't, it will only use the first word (in your case 'short') to look for the recipe.

${Zone} will give you the current zone name.

You can go to http://macroquest2.com/downloads and there are several older versions there (last I checked). Of course, the offsets in them will probably be wrong, as will some structs, but you can fix them, if you have an idea about what you are doing. Edit: Just checked there, seems they've cleaned...

Works fine for me. I run 3-4 characters at a time.

Every 1/10th of a second (or some time slightly higher than that) you are calling "StartExpTrack". Shouldn't you only call that once, when you want it started (in other words, move it out of the loop).

I set it to healmode 3, and it does a great job watching the tank, but if another grp member gets low HP, sometime got down to 50%, it would never heal them. Make sure you have the right quick heal spell memmed. I had this same problem, having Ethereal Remedy memmed, but Ethereal Light listed in th...

A problem I see with a macro of this type is that if someone ports you, it will think the zones are connected.

Instead of using a % level to heal at, use the heal amount, i.e. say your heal is 2k, then: /declare HealFor int outer 2000 ... code here, till we get to ... /if (${Math.Calc[${Me.MaxHPs}-${Me.CurrentHPs}]}>${HealFor}) { /cast healing spell here. Also throw in a check, like you did, for a duration t...

Tells don't work because Param0 doesn't exist in the subs, it's a parameter to the Main routine. You need to save it somewhere in another variable and use that.

Also, every /else should be just else

/declare index int local /declare MyArray[3] string local /varset MyArray[1] Name1 /varset MyArray[2] Name2 /varset MyArray[3] Name3 /for index 1 to 3 /echo ${MyArray[${index}]} /next index Declare reduced to 1 line, but there is no way around setting each one up, unless you want them all to be the...