MacroQuest64

After a few help file and board searches, I have failed to find exactly what I am looking for. In the help file under the spawn search filter page it shows:

loc <intX> <intY>

I was trying to test out the Spawn command and I am not doing something right. Basically if I have a mob spawn point, I want to target or get info on the mob at that spawn point. Here is what I was using:
among other failed attempts. It keeps targetting me. I got the mobs exact location from ${Target.X} and ${Target.Y} and he is a static NPC. Any hints, ideas, etc. would be appreciated.

Thanks,
JJ

try ${NearestSpawn[loc -176 -726]}

Thanks for the response. Tried it, targets me also.

to see what it's returning.

/target with ${Spawn} names directly is almost always a bad idea. Use IDs. What you want probably looks more like

On the /echo it returns my name no matter what the location is.

Edit: Also, I am not standing near that location either. I am testing it in the bazaar for now standing in the back of the bazaar and trying to target Ward Gebson at X=-126 Y=-726

Edit2: Also just tried out ${NearestSpawn[npc loc -176 -726]} as well as just spawn and it gives me the closest npc to me. Seems to ignore the loc argument.

loc implies exactly at that location.

According to ${Target.X} and ${Target.Y}, that is his exact location. But once I put in radius, it works great! Even at radius 0. So maybe a suggestion for the help file would be to add the radius argument is required as well as INT X and INT Y.

So for my static spawn I am now using:

/target ${Spawn[loc INTX INTY RADIUS 0]}

Thanks a ton DKAA!

It shouldn't be INT. It should be FLOAT.

Was just going off of the help file. Glad to know you can use FLOAT numbers. Lets me get even more accurate.

Thanks.

dont_know_at_all wrote:It shouldn't be INT. It should be FLOAT.

JJ wrote:Was just going off of the help file. Glad to know you can use FLOAT numbers. Lets me get even more accurate.

Thanks.

Updated the readme and html.