Group.Injured[##] was a great addition in deciding to cast a group heal, eliminating the need to check each group member in macro. Could we have another Group member .NoBuff[] where Group.NoBuff[ spellname ].RankName would return the number group members (maybe pets too) that do NOT have that buff. ...

I am just looking to pass an MQ2Login Profile name to MQ2 as a command line option, not an individual account/character. I don't know how others have created MQ2Login profiles, but I have several that span many accounts. I organize Profiles depending on what I need to do, assigning usually many char...

Thanks dewey2461, I will look into that. My suggested, however, was to simply utilize the profiles we might already create within the GUI of MQ2. I don't know about others, but I love that feature and have created a number of profiles depending on what I want to do. I thought it would be a fairly st...

MQ2Login (navigating the MQ2 system tray icon and loading a profile) is one of my favorite features. I know I can setup MQ2AutoLogin.ini for command type login, but I have a suggestion. What about a command line argument to MQ2 to do something similar. For example macroquest2.exe <PROFILE> where <PR...

Thanks dewey2461, it will be nice to see that pushed to the public version. Previously I used a version of EQBC server on one of my Linux boxes, but for Windows, here is a suggestion... When you launch MYSEQ server there is an option to allow it to automatically minimize at launch, would that be pos...

I know this is not the MySEQ (Windows version) forum, and I also know this could be a hell of a lot of programming for limited reward, but here's the idea anyway. I think it would be cool to have the ability, from MQ2, to send a "command" to MySEQ (running on the same computer). For exampl...

Having used MQ2 for over 15 years, I think the Builder is fantastic and has made my life a little easier … ESPECIALLY … since the Builder includes support/updates for most all the popular Plugins. Yes, the Builder costs an annual fee, but that is to pay for the hard costs (i.e., hosting costs) to ke...

Great suggestions. These different ${Me.xxx} conditions, if possible, would be fantastic.

dewey2461, If you can create this kind of macro, that would be amazing. Three years ago you helped by developing a similar macro for determining needed collections. I always remembered that macro and how you navigated the tree. Hopefully you will do the same with progression. https://macroquest2.com...

Swifty,

Are you making a change to /cast in the MQ core?

If so, would that mean /cast "${Spell[${SpellName}].RankName}" would no longer work?

I don't use MQ2Cast, so I don't know it well. I use a modified version of SpellCast.inc that does not require the "rank" of a spell. You just call the subroutine with the spell name and the subroutine deals with the rank. If that is not true with MQ2Cast, I can see it can be a hassle.

I realize this is not as clean as your suggestion of adding a timer value to /mqpause ##, but until/if that feature is added, you could probably accomplish something similar by setting up an #Event in your macro. You might trigger the #Event with some command like a tell, a say, or even a command fr...

This looks to be a nice addition to MQ, hope to see it in a future release.

Thanks for the heads up on that command EQMule. I can see it's defiantly a handy command.

It might make a nice addition to store the priority in an INI file, maybe the Macroquest.ini.

Thanks EQMule, that command slipped by me. I just found it in your 17 June, 2016 release notes.

When you /setprio, is that saved in an INI file for use again or do we need to /setprio each time we start MQ/EQ?