Speeder can now move your character to specific x,y,z coordinates and perform any of the same functions available to macros. This is achieved with a few new console commands:
- -twrepeat* [filename.ini] — Speeder will read from "filename.ini" and move you from waymark 0 to the final waymark and then restart from waymark 0. Within this file, the keys must be sequentially ordered starting at 0. This is meant to be used with -record (see below) as the file generated by -record is formatted specially for this command. Nevertheless, you can certainly make your own waymark files as long as they follow this format. For more waymark information, check out the [Waymarks] section. Make sure to set a key to line 22 so that you can disable this at will.
- -tw* [filename.ini] — Speeder will read from "filename.ini" and move you from waymark 0 to the final waymark and then stop. Within this file, the keys must be sequentially ordered starting at 0. This is meant to be used with -record as the file generated by -record is formatted specially for this command. Nevertheless, you can certainly make your own waymark files as long as they follow this format. Unlike -twrepeat*, -tw* does NOT restart from 0 after the last waymark. For more waymark information, check out the [Waymarks] section. Make sure to set a key to line 22 so that you can disable this at will.
- -record [distance],[wait time],[initial camera sleep] — Speeder will record waymarks (and, optionally, camera position) as you move your character in the game and travel beyond “distance.” “Wait time” is how long Speeder should wait at each waymark. “Initial sleep” is how long you want Speeder to wait before adjusting the camera. Please note that camera position will only be saved if you use the -cl command or press the key assigned to line 21 in config.txt. (This is to give you time to adjust the camera.) If you omit “initial sleep” entirely, the camera position will not be saved. Typing -record a second time will save these waymarks into an .ini file. If you choose to use line 21, simply set distance to something like 9999 so that Speeder will never create waymarks automatically. Example usage:
- -record 9999,30,100 – waymarks will never be created automatically but only when the -cl command is used and/or line 21. Camera position will be saved.
- -record 10,30 – a waymark will be created every 10 units. Camera position will not be saved.
Settings related to waymarks have been added to config.txt:
- Line 21) The virtual key code of a key you'd like to activate the -cl command. Your current coordinates will be displayed and copied to the clipboard. However, if you have activated the -record command, your coordinates will be automatically recorded, and you do not need to do anything further. ESO must be the active window.
- Line 22) The virtual key code of the key you want to pause -twrepeat* and -tw*.
- Line 23) A list of virtual key codes for keys you'd like Speeder to press before moving to the next waymark. Separate each key code with the "|" character. For example, if you want Speeder to sprint between waymarks: 160|87. If this line is blank, Speeder will default to pressing the "w" key.
- Line 24) A list of virtual key codes for keys you'd like Speeder to press OR release after moving to the next waymark. If the key is currently pressed, it will be released. Otherwise, it will be pressed a single time. Separate each key code with the "|" character. For example, if you have line 23 set to 160|87 (i.e. sprinting between waymarks), you may want 160|87|83 on this line. The "s" key (83) prevents your character from continuing to move forward due to sprint.
- Line 25) How close to each waymark your character should be before Speeder assumes you have successfully reached the waymark. Because Speeder is moving your character with keyboard keys, you will never perfectly reach your destination, so make sure this line is greater than 0.
At present, waymarks are not too useful because there is no entity detection, but that is the next step.
Waymark functionality requires updating Speeder to version 11.
