Speeder can now display all mobs in memory, including their name and tier, on the radar and ESP. Please see the updated guide text for the radar/ESP for more information.
You can also use the new -allmobs console command to display all mobs in memory.
Now that Speeder has access to mob data, you can use the following script commands to check for and target nearby mobs:
- "cnm/cnm*[number],[distance]" — Exactly the same as the "cng" commands but for mobs instead of gathering objects. Example:
- keys=cnm1,10|dbg % there is at least one mob within 10 distance
- "cnm % [name],[number],[distance]" — If there are "number" of mobs within "distance" of your character whose names contain "name," the rest of the keys line will process. Use the names displayed by the radar, ESP, or the -allmobs console command. Example:
- keys=cnm % T1_MOB_HIDE_SWAMP_TOAD,1,10|dbg % there is at least one swamp toad within 10 distance
- "tcm*[mob distance],0,[lock target]" — Speeder will target the closest mob within "mob distance" of your character. The second parameter should always be 0 since it is not used. "Lock target" can be 0 or 1 and, if 1, will lock the cursor to the mob until the "lt-" command is called or the mob dies. This prevents Speeder from changing your target should another mob move closer. This command requires line 47 in config.txt to be set correctly. Example:
- [113]
keys=tcm*50,0,1|dbg % locked target on closest mob within 50 distance
endkeys=lt-
repeat=0
- [113]
- "tcm[mob distance],[cursor distance]" — Similar to "tcm*" but moves the cursor toward the mob rather than directly targeting. The distance the cursor is moved is controlled by "cursor distance." This command requires line 47 in config.txt to be set correctly. Example:
- keys=tcm50,5|dbg % moving cursor 5 distance toward the closest mob within 50 distance
- "tcm % [name],[distance]" — Targets the closest mob within "distance" of your character whose name contains "name." Use the radar, ESP, or the -allmobs console command to retrieve mob names. This command requires line 47 in config.txt to be set correctly. Example:
- keys=tcm % T2_MOB_HIDE_SNAKE,10|dbg % targeting the closest snake within 10 distance
Speeder can now differentiate between ally and enemy players. By default, Speeder will assume you only want to check for and target enemy players. If you do want to check for or target ally players, you will need to use the new "check ally" or "target ally" parameters of the "cnp" and "tcp" commands.
You can now hide or display ally players differently from enemy players. This is done via the ESP or radar settings. For "player color," you may include two colors separated by a comma, such as
120000,160000
where 120000 would be the color of players outside your party, and 160000 would be the color of players inside your party. See the radar/ESP settings in the guide for more details.
These additions require Speeder version 127+.
