Well, I don't have a warrior to try this on atm, but it should work, unless I'm too tired and missed something. I think it is much easier to understand than the previous verson. Should be fully MQ2Data compliant |bash.mac MQ2Data compliant (4/26/04) by Tinkoman |adapted from (bash.mac -- 1/30/2004)....

Rewrote most of the code. Tried to work in a better chunk of code for getting and staying behind the mob that doesn't make the bot jerky and adjust too much.

Tinkoman

Just a few changes for Me.PctEndurance. /echo "Your current endurance is ${Me.Endurance}/${Me.MaxEndurance}." can should be changed... the following might work: /echo "Your current endurance is ${Me.PctEndurance}%." /if (@regenend==0 && ${Math.Calc[${Me.Endurance}/${Me.Ma...

Cunning: I wrote this for my last rogue mac, and it works with new Data system, you might try to add it after initial positioning, it works well for staying behind the mob using strafes. Doesn't have any code for obstacle avoidance or wall issues, but as long as mob isn't walled, works. Sub StayBehi...

Cunning:

Didn't mean to replicate your work, but like the macro, and last compile, i didn't add in old parms.. so needed to fix it for new system, figured someone needed to. Hoped it would be helpful, nothing more.

Tinkoman

Nice work on this so far. I was bored, so started the converstion to MQ2Data.. not time to test yet, but will work on that in a couple hours when I get home. Posting now, so that someone doesn't have to repeat all the effort. Removed for Clarity sake Probably broken due to lack of testing, but a goo...

This is rough, but does work fairly well, i will continue to update it as the data system is implemented. =============================================== EDIT: Completely reworked 26 Apr, working with 4/25 compile =============================================== Requires MQ2Data and Params in compile...

I guess I was a bit vague on what I am trying to do. Instead of all the Math for finding a point behind the mob, and then moving there, I'm trying to strafe left/right as needed to stay behind. cutting the code down after conditionals: /<here's where I need to press and hold control key> /keypress l...

I can't seem to get the control keypress to work. The following: /keypress ctrl down /keypress right_ctrl down seems they should be right by the manual keymap, but 'ctrl' and 'right_ctrl' won't parse. (have tried capitalizing first letter, in the event that it might be case sensitive). I hope that m...