Category: Diablo Speeder

It is now possible to activate Windows’ console commands from any macro/waymark. This is done via the new “cmd %” command: “cmd % [command line

The following new macro/waymark command has been added: “cnep[number],[distance]” & “cnep*[number],[distance]” — Exactly the same as all the “cnm” commands but checks enemy players instead of mobs.

The “gt” command should now work correctly when used inside of a function called from a waymark. This requires updating Speeder to version 119. …

Target closest enemy player (tcp*) should now work correctly. Additionally, the -target console command should now display data for enemy players. Finally, the “cp” command

The “tcp*” (target closest enemy player) should now correctly recognize when an enemy is targeted. The “-target” console command should now output data related to

It is now possible to detect status effects that do not appear on the HUD, such as some forms of stun, frozen, fear, etc. These

It is now possible to call functions from within your macros or waymarks. This is mainly a QoL feature that alleviates the need to type

Addresses have been updated for the recent patch. No Speeder update is necessary. … You are currently not logged in and cannot view download links.

It is now possible to check the ID of your current attack with the “aid” command: “aid[attack ID]” — If the ID of your current

I believe I have found a much better address for mob status effects. Status effects such as stun are now discernible. Updating Speeder to version