Clap? thay got a shot to cure that Lax hehe

| Modified rogue.mac | Credits to Jay (rogue.mac) and Lasher et. al. (genbot.mac) | | Cleaned up some of the code, tossed the xp stuff and fixed events, | evade and getbehind. | | ** Added go back to starting loc, this is good for pulling to a set spot. | Version 1.09 ** Added Strike Discipline in ...

its always the small stuff we over look lol. thanks

:Loop /if "$char(state)"!="SIT" { /if "$combat"=="TRUE" /if n @SingTime<=0 /call Sing @cSongArray(@cursong) /if "$combat"!="TRUE" /if n @SingTime<=0 /call Sing @ncSongArray(@cursong) } /if $char(state)=="DUCK" /press d /doevents /...

Sub Main /Declare Mobx global /Declare Moby global :Start /call Setloc /call MoveTospot /end Sub Setloc /varset Mobx 75.00 /varset Moby -655.63 /return Sub MoveTospot /face nolook loc @Moby,@mobx /return For some reason its not accepting the number. if i do a /face nolook loc -655.00,75.00 its happy...

Wonder if theres a chance for a new section on this MB, some thing like Topic MQ Indepth where each command can be expanded upon, and diffrent examples of usage listed. As far as I can see there is no way to limit the command /itemtarget. to any thing other than an item name. which means you will al...

May have spoke to soon no real filters for /itemtarget other than name. Next line of thought, say were hunting yew leafs, Do all yew leafs in the zone have the same id? if not Will /item show the id for the ground spawns? if so will /target id target a ground item? if so we can build 1 array from th...

err nm see you fixed it already. on the other problem you might try useing an combo of the following after you target an item by name get its x and y loc. add to the sub Pickup a number of pick up tries say 10 if you cant pick it up in 10 tries then add the x and y to an array and have your /targeti...

just a thought you do a clean up before you do your /click left item /cleanup does a series of esc's and and a I, /left click item tries to click on the item you have targeted if its on the screen. you might try the following all though i'm not sure i have the following line right.... /varset "...

Thats the Ticket! thanks for the help, that will go a long way in completing my PowerLevels.mac,

Thanks L124RD, In reguards to the 3rd I might be off base here so let me provide a few examples a(0,0) to a(0,99) to a(99,0) to a(99,99) an array is defined by a() then the a(0,#) would be the first array and a(0,0) would be the first record in the first array? and an array is basicly just a table f...

can any one share some info on this subject or point me at any write ups on it? Looking for 3 main points, first is there a limit on the number of arrays you can use in a single macro? 2nd when setting arrays for text info do you need to enclose it in "" only if its a multi part word, such...

Hmm all must be, if you cant dont, but dont cause your not hireing atm?

Hope not, but I did check all the pages on your sight.

Thanks Vendor001,
Was not sure excatly how that worked.
So that being the case, you dont need to #define the same information in the main and the #inc, just make sure its not conflicting.