ESP not displaying correctly while in a vehicle has been fixed.
I've added the dynamic string %dist% if you want the ESP to display distances for entities. You can combine both %hp% and %dist% if you want. Line 44 example:
PLAYER (%hp%)|OBJECT (%dist%)
The mob vacuum is actually much more effective than I realized. There is no distance check. You just have to be careful not to teleport the mobs too far in front of you. Otherwise, you can't hit them. I've reduced the default distance from 100 to 25.
I've also added an "angle offset" parameter to the mob vacuum settings that allows you to offset the teleport position slightly so that you can shoot the vacuumed mobs. The order of the settings is
[Key to hold]|[Key to toggle]|[Max distance]|[distance from char]|[angle offset]
such as
114|115|0|25|0
The "angle offset" is a radian value, so you will want a number between 0 and 6.28, with 1.57 being 90 degrees, 3.14 being 180, and so on.
It occurred to me that with the new auto-block commands, it is also possible to detect whether your own character is attacking and use this to automate the speed hack (rather than having it triggered by a keypress). Here is a macro I came up with:
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keys=ia|ps3|gt*
keys2=ps1
keys3=s10
endkeys=dbg % OFF
repeat=2
This macro uses two new commands:
- "ia" — If you are currently attacking (i.e., swinging your weapon or shooting), the rest of the keys line will process. The inverse is possible with "!ia." See the example macros for usage.
- "ps[speed]" — Your player speed will be increased by "speed," where 2 is a 100% increase to your speed, 3 is a 200% increase, and so on. This is the same hack as line 4 in config.txt. This command allows you to have more granular control over when you want the hack active. See the example macros for usage.
These changes require Speeder version 7+.
