Help me fix movement please

[Mister Peepers]

This is from the hunter.mac I have been using it for alittle while now and since the upgrade to MQData system I converted it and added things but I can't seem to get the macro to move to the target.

This is the code I use, any help would be appriciated.

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Sub MoveToMob 
   /face fast 
   /newif  ${math.calc[${target.distance}>=@FastRange]} /call Fastmove 
   /newif  ${math.calc[${target.distance}>@RangeMa]} { 
      /press up 
   } 
   /newif  ${math.calc[${target.distance}<@RangeMin]} { 
      /press down 
   } 
/return 


Sub Fastmove 
   /varset MyXLOC ${me.spawn.x} 
   /varset MyYLOC ${me.spawn.y} 
   /varset ObstCount 0 
   :fastmoveloop 
   /newif ${target} { 
      /sendkey up up 
      /newif ${combat} { 
         /attack off 
         /return 
      } 
   } 
   /face fast 
   /newif  ${math.calc[${target.distance}>@FastRange]} { 
      /sendkey down up
   } 
   /newif  ${math.calc[$target.distance}<=@FastRange]} { 
      /sendkey up up 
      /return 
   } 
   /varadd ObstCount 1 
   /newif  ${math.calc[@ObstCount>=3] { 
      /call CheckObst 
   } 
   /goto :fastmoveloop 
/return 

Thank You, In advanced

p.s. sorry for spelling errors.

[ml2517]

Well I think I got all of your errors fixed, hard to say.

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Sub MoveToMob 
   /face fast 
   /newif (${Target.Distance}>=@FastRange) /call Fastmove 
   /newif (${Target.Distance}>@RangeMax) { 
      /press up 
   } 
   /newif (${Target.Distance}<@RangeMin) { 
      /press down 
   } 
/return 


Sub Fastmove 
   /varset MyXLOC ${Me.X} 
   /varset MyYLOC ${Me.Y} 
   /varset ObstCount 0 
   :fastmoveloop 
   /newif (${Target.ID}) { 
      /sendkey up up 
      /newif (${Me.Combat}) { 
         /attack off 
         /return 
      } 
   } 
   /face fast 
   /newif (${Target.Distance}>@FastRange) { 
      /sendkey down up 
   } 
   /newif (${Target.Distance}<=@FastRange) { 
      /sendkey up up 
      /return 
   } 
   /varadd ObstCount 1 
   /newif (@ObstCount>=3) { 
      /call CheckObst 
   } 
   /goto :fastmoveloop 
/return 

[Mister Peepers]

Nope, it didn't work but I think there is somthing wrong in other parts of the code. I am geting alot of nulls for things that should be producing numbers.

Thank your for the try. I have been writing my /newif statements wrong. I have been using ${math.calc[var]} for them so they all return number values, and compareing them in there and not really seting them to compare something that can be true or false.

I do have a question, is there away to check strings using the /newif. I know its ment for checking numbers and produces 1 and 0.

[ml2517]

Just do this:

Check if something is equal:

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/varset blah "North"
/newif (${String[@blah].Equal[North]}) {
    /echo Yep it is north
} else {
    /echo No it is not north
}

Check if something is not equal:

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/varset blah "North"
/newif (${String[@blah].NotEqual[North]}) {
    /echo It is not north
} else {
    /echo It is north
}

Check if somewhere is in the string:

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/varset blah "North of here is Canada"
/newif (${String[@blah].Find[North]}) {
    /echo Yes, North was found in the phrase "@blah"
} else {
    /echo No, North was not found in the phrase "@blah"
}

[Mister Peepers]

Thank you for all your help. Time to get back to the writing.