It is now possible to target the closest mob pack that matches the given criteria. The console command "-closemp" will now work with this new function, and the new command "-mobp" will work with the old function (target the largest nearby mob pack). Basically, -closemp will examine all mob packs that match the given criteria and find the closest; -mobp will find the largest mob pack within the specified distance. If you care about distance, use -closemp. If you care about quantity, use -mobp.
The following waymark/macro command has been added:
- “tcmp[distance from player],[distance from mob],[number of mobs],[target mob]” — Targets the closest mob with a number of surrounding mobs greater than or equal to “number of mobs” that are within “distance from mob” distance and no farther than “distance from player” from you. “Number of mobs” is the minimum number of surrounding mobs to search for (including the mob being checked), and “target mob” can be 0 or 1. If 0, Speeder will target the center point of the mob pack. If 1, Speeder will target the mob with the greatest number of surrounding mobs. If there is no match, the rest of the command line will not process. Example:
- keys=tcmp10,4,3,1|dbg % targeting closest mob with 3 or more surrounding mobs within 10 distance from my character
I have changed "tcmp" and "tmp" as follows:
- The mob being checked is now counted when determining the total number of surrounding mobs. This means that if a mob has no mobs surrounding it, "number of mobs" will still be equal to 1.
- These functions now return false if no mob matches the given criteria, and the rest of the command line will not process.
These changes require updating Speeder to version 142.
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