Two new commands in the "cnm" (check nearby mobs) family have been added:
- “cnm*[number],[distance]” — If “number” of mobs are within “distance” of your cursor’s location in the game world, the rest of the keys will process. Among other things, this can be used to activate corpse explosion only when a mob is near the corpse. Usage example:
- keys=cc|cnm*1,5|50
The “2” key will only be pressed if 1 mob is within 5 distance of the currently targeted corpse.
- keys=cc|cnm*1,5|50
- “cnm*[number],[distance],[x],[z]” — Exactly the same as “cnm*” above but distance is compared with x,z (“y” can be ignored) instead of your cursor’s current position in the game world.
The accuracy of targeting commands "tcm" and "tco" has been greatly improved. You still need to adjust line 20 to correctly convert game distance to cursor distance, but this can be done more easily now with the -mp command. The -mp command will display both screen distance and game distance. All you have to do is divide screen distance by game distance to get the multiplier you should use. I will work on making this automatic.
(As I'm writing this, I realize that I need to correct the "m*" command as well, which I will do ASAP.)
Line 22 has been added to config.txt. This should NOT need to be adjusted as I have set up Speeder to automatically calculate the resolution of your game window, but if, for some reason, Speeder calculates the resolution incorrectly, you can manually input it here. The resolution of the game window is needed to calculate cursor movement.
Global variables have been added to the -mp and -gpc commands. The global variable ZONING will be set to true while zoning.
The -calibrate command has been added to assist you in determining the best value to use for line 10 in config.txt:
- -calibrate — After using this command, make Diablo the active window. After three seconds, Speeder will move your cursor to the center of the window, taking into account line 10 in config.txt, and display the distance in the game world between where your cursor is and where your character is. Ideally, you want this distance to be as close to 0 as possible. Continue adjusting line 10 until the number is as low as possible.
These changes require updating Speeder to version 34.
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