I don't think anyone uses ISXEQLegacy.

add shell32.lib and user32.lib to the linker input

fixed the broken stuff from last fix




SOE

I may have gotten carried away, but I use this for my /timer command to time various events/spawns. ;************************************************************ ;variable scripttimer MyTimer ; ;Useage: ; Methods: ; MyTimer:Set[#] (1/10th seconds) ; MyTimer:Set[#s] (# seconds) ; MyTimer:Set[#m] (# m...

updates timers, fixed a few bugs

Spell_Routines.inc ; fixed a few problems 9-5-6 ; Spell_Routines.inc 3.0.1 ; fixed timers for recasts, ; spell_routines.inc 2.5.0 ; Originally Written by Rusty~ ; Much code and logic stolen from A_Druid_00 ; Translated for ISXEQ by echoism ; Requires ISXEQExchange for item swap ; spell_routines.inc ...

try this one, it's a little more flexable in the order things are done in, will mem spellset named cr if it exists. objectdef scripttimer { variable uint EndTime method Set(uint Milliseconds) { EndTime:Set[${Milliseconds}+${MacroQuest.Running}] } member:uint TimeLeft() { if ${MacroQuest.Running}>=${...

I believe it's actually in the process of being removed

Modified top post.
atom(global) fixed
SettingXML deleted
LavishSettings implemented
Iteration implemented

add to top of MQ2Main.h
to get rid of the depriciated warnings

Uplink and Relay are a bit misleading. 1st you have 3 consoles, main, is1, is2 where main is the systemtray console and is also the uplink console, is1 and is2 are game sessions. you can get the session list by typing session in the main console. 2nd the 2 game consoles is1 and is2 shouldn't really ...

/who npc named ... /who npc fiend ....
MQ's superwho

ya, it processes the variables at the beginning of the function regardless of where they are, so keep that in mind when using stuff like variable int myint ${Math.Calc[${othervariable}+3]} it will use the value of othervariable that was available at the moment the function started.

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