Last Epoch Boss Target Detection, -find Improvement, HP Command Improvement, & Fixes

The "cm" command can now detect whether you are targeting a boss (and will activate for bosses if you do not specify a specific type):

  • “cm[type]” — If you are currently targeting a mob with the cursor, the rest of the keys line will process. The inverse is possible with “!cm.” “Type” is optional and allows you to check for special mobs, such as NPCs or bosses. NPCs have a type of 3, and bosses have a type of 2. Examples:
    • keys=cm|ch1|81|dbg % pressing Q key if I am targeting any mob and it is off cooldown
    • keys=cm2|87|dbg % pressing W key if I am targeting a boss

The -find console command can now be used to detect how many different types of minions you have summoned:

  • -find [entity type] [entity name] — Speeder will display the number of entities matching “entity type” and “entity name.” Currently, “entity type” can be “m” for mob or “i” for minion. The global variable FOUND will be populated with the number of matching entities, which can be used in a macro if desired. Examples:
    • keys=cc % -find m Scorched Crawler|!eq % FOUND,0|dbg % mob found!
    • keys=cc % -find i Skeleton Warrior|eq % FOUND,2|dbg % I have 2 skeleton warriors summoned

The following command has been added:

  • “hp*[amount]” — Same as “hp” command but checks for your actual HP. Example:
    • keys=hp*200|dbg % I am at or below 200 health

Addresses have been corrected for player x,y,z location, HP, and loot detection.

These changes require updating Speeder to version 9.

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