The "tce" and "cne" script commands now have an additional parameter to specify entity type:
- "tce % [entity name],[distance],[cursor distance],[type]" — Speeder will target the entity with a name containing "entity name" as long as it is closer than "distance." If "cursor distance" is set to anything other than 0, the cursor will only be moved in the direction of the entity rather than on top of it. "Type" can be "m" for mobs, "p" for players, "i" for items, "o" for objects, or "c" for corpses and limits potential targets to the specified type. Only part of the entity's name needs to match. If there are multiple entities with the same name, the closest will be selected. If the entity is found, the rest of the keys line will process. The inverse is possible with "!tce." Example:
- keys=tce % /Items/,1000|dbg % targeting the closest item within 1000 distance
- "cne % [entity name],[distance],[cursor],[type]" — If an entity with a name containing "entity name" is within "distance" of your character, the rest of the keys line will process. The inverse is possible with "!cne." If "cursor" is set to 1, the distance measured will be the distance between the entity and your cursor (rather than your character). "Type" can be "m" for mobs, "p" for players, "i" for items, "o" for objects, or "c" for corpses and will limit the entities Speeder checks to the specified type. The global variable CNE will contain the number of matching entities. Example:
- keys=cne % /Items/,1000|dbg % there are (VAR % CNE) items within 1000 distance
Likewise, you can now specify entity types for the -target console command:
- -target [type] — Data for your current target will be outputted to the console as well as data for the entity closest to your cursor whose type matches "type." "Type" can be "m" for mobs, "p" for players, "i" for items, "o" for objects, or "c" for corpses. The "Actual Target" name is the name that can be used for the "ce %" command.
I will work on status effect detection.
These changes require Speeder version 18+.
