All status effects should be read correctly, and Speeder can now read the number of stacks for each effect. These will be displayed in the console window as usual. Consequently, the following script commands have been improved:
- "pse[status effect ID],[stacks]" — If the status effect with the ID "status effect ID" is currently active on your character with a stack number greater than or equal to "stacks," the rest of the keys line will process. The inverse is possible with "!pse." "Stacks" may be omitted, in which case, all stack numbers will return true. Example:
- keys=pse947965662|dbg % counter barrier is active!
- "cts[status effect ID],[stacks]" — If your current target has a status effect whose ID matches "status effect ID" and whose stack number is greater than or equal to "stacks," the rest of the keys line will process. Status effect IDs and stacks are automatically displayed in Speeder's console window for your current target. The inverse is possible with "!cts." "Stacks" can be omitted, in which case, all stack numbers will return true. Example:
- keys=!cts981062906,8|ch1|49|dbg % using slot 1 ability because my target is either not afflicted with 981062906 or has fewer than 8 stacks of that status effect
The following targeting command has been added:
- "lt[-]" — Locks the camera to your current target until "lt-" is called or your target dies/disappears. Be sure to call "lt-" in endkeys or have some mechanism in place to disable this command, or you will remain locked on your target indefinitely. Example:
- [113]
keys=!it|tcm2000|gt3
keys2=lt
keys3=nop
endkeys=lt-
repeat=0 - Press F2 to target a mob within 2000 distance if you are not currently targeting anything. If you are targeting something, the camera will be locked on that target until F2 is released.
- [113]
The following console command has been added:
- -status — Speeder will display all status effects currently affecting your character.
These changes require updating Speeder to version 71.
