Raid/Group Loot Notifyer

kirre · Post by **kirre** » Wed Dec 17, 2003 2:02 am

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Loot.mac by kirre (irc://irc.forever-hacking.net #macroquest)
Syntax: /macro Loot.mac
Description: During Raids of Groups with lots of Combat spam Its hard to keep track of who loots what. I made this for a CoM raid on Black Reavers where you have to loot as fast as you can, so we make everyone Leader. This script will make your System Speaker (buil in to | either the fron or back of your computer) BEEP when ever somone Other then you loots somthing (they must be in the raid or group).
Thank you to those who helped me throw together this simple script.
-- Kirre **|

#event Loop "has looted a"
Sub Main
:loop
/delay 1s
/doevents
/delay 1s
/goto :loop
/return

Sub Event_Loop
/beep
/return

|**EOF **|

ml2517 · Post by **ml2517** » Wed Dec 17, 2003 10:29 am

In the future after you post code highlight the entire section of code and press the "Code" button. Helps you view the structure better etc..

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|** 
Loot.mac by kirre (irc://irc.forever-hacking.net #macroquest) 
Syntax: /macro Loot.mac 
Description: During Raids of Groups with lots of Combat spam Its hard to keep track of who loots what. I made this for a CoM raid on Black Reavers where you have to loot as fast as you can, so we make everyone Leader. This script will make your System Speaker (buil in to | either the fron or back of your computer) BEEP when ever somone Other then you loots somthing (they must be in the raid or group). 
Thank you to those who helped me throw together this simple script. 
-- Kirre **| 

#event Loop "has looted a" 
Sub Main 
:loop 
/delay 1s 
/doevents 
/delay 1s 
/goto :loop 
/return 

Sub Event_Loop 
/beep 
/return

Elric · Post by **Elric** » Wed Dec 17, 2003 12:06 pm

And makes it easier for us to read.

mracer · Post by **mracer** » Wed Jan 07, 2004 11:28 am

u know what would be cool to add on there is /mqlog command to say who looted what.

blueninja · Post by **blueninja** » Wed Jan 07, 2004 6:15 pm

The string that triggered the event is sent to the event sub as a parameter.. IIRC the first parameter contains the entire string.

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Sub Event_Loop
/beep
/mqlog "@Param0"
/return

wilso132 · Post by **wilso132** » Wed Jan 07, 2004 11:14 pm

Using $instr, $left, and $right you could easily just add the name and the item they looted to mqlog if you wanted.