This should be in the ISXEQ help forum.

Donate to the builders of MQ and look in the VIP Macros forum. There's one in there called advchant that I had updated about a year ago, maybe less that does basically what you just described. Sets camp at the spot you start it, looks for the closest mob in range, grabs mob, pulls it back to start s...

I use multiple macros on multiple accounts running on the same system all the time. WinEQ is very helpful when doing this in my opinion especially if you pay the minimal fee for the pro version of it. As for your questions about the macros and how close you're sticking to mobs I would highly suggest...

[bard] //Line Break LineBreak6=3,5,370,70,255,8,---------------AA Abilities-------------------- //Fading Memories FadingMemoriestext=3,5,380,255,234,8,Fading Memories: Fading Memoriesready=3,130,380,0,255,0,${If[${Me.AltAbilityReady[Fading Memories]},Ready,]} FadingMemoriesnotready=3,130,380,255,0,...

Yes running a macro to have the declares set will work with the hud. Here's the simple macro I threw together that can be used by anyone or they can just take the /declare statements and incorporate them into thier own macros. And yes, I know that putting an infinite loop into a code isn't wise. Sub...

Thanks for that tip toomanynames. Will investigate into the possibility of the macro with the hud and let you know how it works.

Been looking at all sorts of different hud code and came across this one. Would love to implement it all to see what it truely looks like. I've noticed this code still has the ${string} issue in it and spent about 4 hours scouring the forums, wiki, and experimenting with it to try to make it work. I...