Speeder can now detect all players in memory, their distances from you, their angles, and more. It will be possible to auto-target soon (i.e., move the cursor in the direction of the closest player).
The following lines have been added to config.txt:
- 37) This line controls nearby player detection. The syntax is as follows:
Minimum Number of Players|Maximum Distance|Timer in Milliseconds|System Command
Minimum Number of Players is the lowest number of players you would like to trigger “System Command.” “Maximum Distance” is the distance under which you want to check for players. 0 = infinite (and probably ideal). “Timer in Milliseconds” is how often you want the “System Command” to activate. The “System Command” is any Windows command that you could normally type into the command prompt. One useful command you might consider is playing a sound file:
1|0|2000|”C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc” –qt-start-minimized –play-and-exit C:\soundfile.mp3
In the above example, “soundfile.mp3” will play every 2000 milliseconds. Please note you must have VLC installed for that particular command to work.- Important: Both lines 34 and 38 affect the speed at which new players are discerned. Essentially, whatever timer is longer is the amount of time it will take Speeder to discern new players.
- 38) The number of milliseconds between each scan of all players in memory. Default is 1000. The lower you go, the more accurate Speeder will be when determining players’ locations.
- 39) If 1, any new players appearing in memory will be outputted to Speeder’s console window (or log.txt).
The following new console command has been added:
- -allplayers — Populates the following global variables: PLA[#]X, PLA[#]Y, PLA[#]Z, PLA[#]D (distance), and PLA[#]A (angle) for every player in memory, with “#” being a number from 1 to PLATOTAL. Appending “o” onto the end of the command will output all this data to Speeder’s console window (or log.txt), such as -allplayers o.
The -allplayers command is not all that useful yet but will be once targeting and new macro commands are added.
I recommend lowering line 34 to 1000 if you want to take advantage of player detection. Otherwise, it will be quite slow.
These additions require updating Speeder to version 66.
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