“kd[key]” — If “key” is currently pressed, the rest of the keys section will process. The inverse is possible with “!kd.” As always, “key” should be the virtual key code of the key. This command may be preferable to creating a multi-key macro. Please see the new Example_Macro_File.ini for an example of how you can use the command to emulate WASD movement in Diablo.
The "gt" command can now be used in macros to jump from one "keys" section to another. For example:
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keys=eq % wkey,true|gt3
keys2=eq % move,true|gt7
keys3=store % move,true|store % wkey,true
keys4=!kd68|!kd65|c0|1d
keys5=kd68|c-0.78|1d
keys6=kd65|c0.78|1d
keys7=s10
repeat=1
endkeys=eq % wkey,true|1u|store % move,false|store % wkey,false
The above example will move you NW, N, and NE depending on whether you are pressing A+W, W, or W+D. Again, please see the new Example_Macro_File.ini for a more complete example.
I have improved mob detection to fix situations where highlighting item labels triggers "cm."
These changes require updating Speeder to version 20.
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