The following script commands have been added:
- "tatt[distance],[ability ID]" — If your current target is within "distance" of your character and using an ability with an ID of "ability ID," the rest of the command line will process. The inverse is possible with "!tatt." See "la" command for an example.
- "la[key],[camera]" — If your character is facing within 180 degrees of your current target (i.e., is in danger of being hit by a gaze attack), your character will be rotated to face perfectly away from your current target, and "key" will be held down. This forces your position to update. If "camera" is set to any number other than 0, the camera will be rotated to face away from your current target. Please note that because "key" is held down, you will need to release it at some point in the script. Example:
- tatt100,4201|la83|s100|83u|gt3
store % gaze,0|gt4
!eq % gaze,1|store % gaze,1|macro % /echo look away!
s10 - This script will face your character away from Thordan whenever he uses Dragon's Gaze.
- tatt100,4201|la83|s100|83u|gt3
- "tbt[max distance from character],[max teleport distance],[how far to teleport relative to target's backside]" — If your target is closer than "max distance from character" and the total distance needed for teleport is closer than "max teleport distance," your character will be teleported behind your current target. "How far to teleport relative to target's backside" controls how far you teleport behind your target. For example, 0.1 would teleport you 0.1 yalms behind your current target. This command is useful in Deep Dungeons and can help prevent bosses from using abilities. Example:
- tbt2,3,1|dbg % teleporting 1 yalm behind current target so long as it's within 2 yalms and total teleport distance is less than 3
These additions require updating Speeder to version 20442.