Mine was "Ring of the Nexus"

On my system $char(gem,"name of spell") crashes the client.

This is just a wild-assed-guess, but could it be that the dwSequence numbers have to be correct? It seems that EQLib just re-uses the most recent dwSequence number when building the DIDEVICEOBJECTDATA. This would have the effect of the MQ events all having the sequence number of the last real event....

I understand that EQ no longer sends the total experience number to the client. It just sends level and some percentage. But I thought from the ShowEQ folks that the actual exp number was sent on zoning. Does that number make it into the client?

Code for Findpat.java -- Find code block matching pattern generated from Asmpat.java in a .exe file. Build: javac Findpat.java Run: java Findpat -p pattern_file exe_file import java.io.*; /** * Find a block of code in an exe. You must first generate a pattern using the Asmpat program. Then give that...

Here are the programs I used to find blocks of code in a changed executable -------------------------- Code for Asmpat.java -- Convert disassembled source code into a searchable pattern. Build: javac Asmpat.java Run: java Asmpat file_with_disassembled_block The disassembled code must come from w32ds...

I don't know if this would help find offsets, but I have a program which can find a block of code in an exe even if the addresses change. The way it works is by removing the address part of the assembly instructions. Then you can give it another exe and it will find the same block of code even if it...

Thanks for the suggestion. The new version works great.

I had a macro which used the new /finditem and it worked fine before the 6/11 patch. After the patch, it sometimes cannot find the item. I looked in the DebugSpew.log file and there was this info: Pack has 88 Slots and Combiner type 0 Mouse moved using mouseloc: pack 0 10 Values from UIFile: X=0 Y=0...

I agree with YKW-28983 that if they can't figure it out, the MacroQuest community is better off without them. The relatively small barrier to entry helps keep out some of the people who wouldn't use it responsibly.

Great work. I'm really glad to hear you're making such good progress. I was wondering if it would also be possible to have a different click command which would just generate a dinput mouse click (like /dclick or something). It could just send a mouse down/up at the current mouse position. This woul...

Thanks for the info. It's not a problem that the delay is there, I was just wondering if it was because of something I was doing.

I'm writing a traveling macro to go from one zone to another. I've noticed that there's about a minute delay between zoning and when MQ continues the macro. That is, I've already zoned and am standing around for about a minute before MQ continues running. Does anyone know the cause of the extra dela...

Doesn't that always happen. Just as soon as I ask the question I find the answer. It looks like MQ was using the perl from the MKS directory. So when I deinstalled mks, MQ had some problems because perl was gone. I used the NonPerl EqLib.dll and everything's fine now. Hopefully my experience will he...

EQW still works so somehow it is still able to hook into EQ even though MQ is not.