Location of Target

[Zigorn]

is there a command if your targeting a npc, to know the loc of that target? trying to figure out locs of spawns so i can do search loc to find out where it is each time.

[Sym]

Code: Select all

${Target.X}
${Target.Y}
${Target.Z}

[dont_know_at_all]

Code: Select all

RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR   TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFMMMMMMMM               MMMMMMMM
R::::::::::::::::R  T:::::::::::::::::::::TF::::::::::::::::::::FM:::::::M             M:::::::M
R::::::RRRRRR:::::R T:::::::::::::::::::::TF::::::::::::::::::::FM::::::::M           M::::::::M
RR:::::R     R:::::RT:::::TT:::::::TT:::::TFF::::::FFFFFFFFF::::FM:::::::::M         M:::::::::M
  R::::R     R:::::RTTTTTT  T:::::T  TTTTTT  F:::::F       FFFFFFM::::::::::M       M::::::::::M
  R::::R     R:::::R        T:::::T          F:::::F             M:::::::::::M     M:::::::::::M
  R::::RRRRRR:::::R         T:::::T          F::::::FFFFFFFFFF   M:::::::M::::M   M::::M:::::::M
  R:::::::::::::RR          T:::::T          F:::::::::::::::F   M::::::M M::::M M::::M M::::::M
  R::::RRRRRR:::::R         T:::::T          F:::::::::::::::F   M::::::M  M::::M::::M  M::::::M
  R::::R     R:::::R        T:::::T          F::::::FFFFFFFFFF   M::::::M   M:::::::M   M::::::M
  R::::R     R:::::R        T:::::T          F:::::F             M::::::M    M:::::M    M::::::M
  R::::R     R:::::R        T:::::T          F:::::F             M::::::M     MMMMM     M::::::M
RR:::::R     R:::::R      TT:::::::TT      FF:::::::FF           M::::::M               M::::::M
R::::::R     R:::::R      T:::::::::T      F::::::::FF           M::::::M               M::::::M
R::::::R     R:::::R      T:::::::::T      F::::::::FF           M::::::M               M::::::M
RRRRRRRR     RRRRRRR      TTTTTTTTTTT      FFFFFFFFFFF           MMMMMMMM               MMMMMMMM       

[Frank25]

Code: Select all

RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR   TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFMMMMMMMM               MMMMMMMM
R::::::::::::::::R  T:::::::::::::::::::::TF::::::::::::::::::::FM:::::::M             M:::::::M
R::::::RRRRRR:::::R T:::::::::::::::::::::TF::::::::::::::::::::FM::::::::M           M::::::::M
RR:::::R     R:::::RT:::::TT:::::::TT:::::TFF::::::FFFFFFFFF::::FM:::::::::M         M:::::::::M
  R::::R     R:::::RTTTTTT  T:::::T  TTTTTT  F:::::F       FFFFFFM::::::::::M       M::::::::::M
  R::::R     R:::::R        T:::::T          F:::::F             M:::::::::::M     M:::::::::::M
  R::::RRRRRR:::::R         T:::::T          F::::::FFFFFFFFFF   M:::::::M::::M   M::::M:::::::M
  R:::::::::::::RR          T:::::T          F:::::::::::::::F   M::::::M M::::M M::::M M::::::M
  R::::RRRRRR:::::R         T:::::T          F:::::::::::::::F   M::::::M  M::::M::::M  M::::::M
  R::::R     R:::::R        T:::::T          F::::::FFFFFFFFFF   M::::::M   M:::::::M   M::::::M
  R::::R     R:::::R        T:::::T          F:::::F             M::::::M    M:::::M    M::::::M
  R::::R     R:::::R        T:::::T          F:::::F             M::::::M     MMMMM     M::::::M
RR:::::R     R:::::R      TT:::::::TT      FF:::::::FF           M::::::M               M::::::M
R::::::R     R:::::R      T:::::::::T      F::::::::FF           M::::::M               M::::::M
R::::::R     R:::::R      T:::::::::T      F::::::::FF           M::::::M               M::::::M
RRRRRRRR     RRRRRRR      TTTTTTTTTTT      FFFFFFFFFFF           MMMMMMMM               MMMMMMMM       

That's so beautifull i had to quote it

[wassup]

Code: Select all

${Target.X}
${Target.Y}
${Target.Z}

Don't think I would use that method myself...

[Night Hawk]

Code: Select all

{$If[${String[${Target.Type}].Equal["NPC"]},${Target.Y} ${Target.X} ${Target.Z},]}

Could put that in your MQ2Hud. Also, I put YXZ cause I'm pretty sure that's the order it is instead of XYZ. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[adesheer]

Yep, for some stupid reason EQ Devs decided YXZ is better than the reg XYZ..

[Lax]

To tell you the truth, it was MQ devs not EQ devs that called it YXZ. EQ devs probably do call it XYZ. EQ's coordinate system is not traditional where X would be east/west and Y north/south with Z up/down. Instead it's more like .. X is north/south, Y is west/east (west being positive), Z is up/down. I argued about this with the devs some time ago and had it simply X Y Z when the MQ2Data system was implemented, but ended up putting it back to Y X Z simply because thats how it always was with MQ.

[papanuget]

/wheret

[wassup]

Code: Select all

{$If[${String[${Target.Type}].Equal["NPC"]},${Target.Y} ${Target.X} ${Target.Z},]}

Why convert a string to a string?

Use this instead:

Code: Select all

{$If[${Target.Type.Equal[NPC]},${Target.Y} ${Target.X} ${Target.Z},]}

[MacroFiend]

I tried explaining the coordinate system of EQ once before ... don't think it stuck but I'll try again.

EQ locations are based on a cartographical notation lat, long, alt which on a geometric x/y/z plane would equate to Y, X, Z.

[Lax]

Then why is east/west reversed?

regardless, what the hell is this post doing in the general forum instead of the help forum?

locking.