Black Desert Online Autoload Macro Fix & "i" Command Randomization

Autoloaded macros (line 103 in config.txt) will be cleared if the line is emptied.

The "i" command can now randomize mouse movement when checking inventory items:

  • “i[x],[y],[id],[random]” — The mouse cursor will be moved to this location in x,y, offset by “random” pixels if desired, and the currently selected inventory item (id) will be checked. If the currently selected item does NOT match the given ID, the remainder of the “keys” section will not process. The inverse is possible with “!i.” This can be used to check for specific inventory items and then perform operations on them, such as throwing them away to clear up space. Make use of the -iid command to retrieve the ID of the currently selected inventory item. If “random” is included (recommended to avoid macro detection), Speeder will retrieve a random number between 0 and “random” and add or subtract it to/from x,y. Be sure the number is small enough that you are still targeting the correct slot. Example use to check for Agerian Shoes (10811) and move it to the trash:
    keys=i1323,297,10811,3|s100|1d|m1400,800|s100|1u

I'll be adding the same randomization to the "m" command as well, which should be easier than having to use "rm."

These changes require updating Speeder to version 184. The latest version can be found by clicking Download Files and then Update Speeder.

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I develop undetected cheats, hacks, and bots for online games such as Final Fantasy XIV, Throne and Liberty, Black Desert Online, Lost Ark, Path of Exile, New World, Elder Scrolls Online, Albion Online, PSO2: New Genesis, Diablo IV, Fortnite, and others.
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