It is now possible to target only loot/gathering objects (instead of all objects). This allows for some new, useful macros, such as an auto-looter and a macro that points toward the nearest gathering point.
The following new macro/waymark commands have been added:
- “tcl[distance]” — Will target the closest loot object within “distance.” This can be used to create a simple auto-loot macro:
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keys=tcl10|1|s100|gt1
keys2=s10
repeat=0
interrupt=0 - Press F2, and Speeder will auto-target and click on all loot objects within 10 distance.
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- “tcg[distance]” — Will target the closest gathering object within “distance.” See “-closeo g” command to move the cursor in the direction of the nearest gathering object (even if it isn’t on the screen).
- “cnl[number],[distance]” — If there are “number” of loot objects within “distance, the rest of the keys line will process. Example:
- cnl1,20|dbg % loot nearby!
- “cng[number],[distance]” — If there are “number” of gathering objects within “distance, the rest of the keys line will process. Example:
- cng1,20|dbg % gather object nearby!
The following console command has been adjusted:
- -closeo [g or l]— Exactly the same as -closem but displays the closest object (chests, destructible objects, gathering points, loot, etc.). If “g” or “l” (lowercase L) is appended to the end of the command, Speeder will find the closest gathering object (if “g”) or the closest loot object (if “l”). The following variables are populated: COBJX, COBJY, COBJZ, COBJD (distance), COBJA (angle), COBJT (type), COBJS (status). Among other things, this command can be used to direct your character toward the nearest loot/gathering object:
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keys=cc % -closeo g|!eq % COBJD,9999|m*(VAR % COBJA),5
repeat=0 - Press F2, and if there is a gathering object in memory, Speeder will move your cursor in the direction of that object.
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These additions require updating Speeder to version 145.
