Fuck you, Fearless, I just wasted ~30 minutes of my life trying to calculate how many years, days, minutes and seconds exactly your new /delay would wait for a miracle to jump ahead of time... (granted, not as bad as waiting for a miracle that clears the cursor, but wtf...)fearless wrote:if you are worried about the delay expiring before the condition is met, use something like /delay 2342987298347928374928743s !${Cursor.ID} so that the macro still has a chance of moving on and possibly recovering instead of just waiting for some miracle to happen that clears the cursor.



