The following macro commands have been added:
- “ward[amount]” — If your ward has less than or equal to “amount” remaining, the rest of the keys line will process. The inverse is possible with “!ward.” Example:
- keys=ward200|dbg % my ward has under 200 remaining
- “caw” — If Last Epoch is the active window, the rest of the keys line will process. The inverse is possible with “!caw.” Among other things, this can be used to disable your macros when you ALT-TAB.
- “gd[distance]” — If the cursor is less than or equal to “distance” away from your character, the rest of the keys line will process. This differs from the “cd” command in that it measures game distance and not screen distance. Game distance can be easier to work with because it is not affected by zoom or resolution changes. Use the -mp console command to retrieve game distance.
The mob vacuum now teleports mobs to your cursor by default. I've noticed that it works quite well with abilities that rely on a target (or with abilities where the target alters your character's direction). Moving my cursor all over the place (and the mob with it), I was able to hit the mob 100% of the time regardless of where the mob really was on the server. One useful way to use it might be to enable it whenever you are using a targeted ability and then disable it otherwise. It works basically like an aimbot.
In accordance with the new "gd" command, the -mp console command will now display your cursor's game coordinates and distance.
You can append an asterisk to the "ivac" command (ivac*) if you would like to vacuum every item in the zone, including gold and potions. However, these items cannot be picked up unless you are physically close to them, so there isn't much point in doing this. Potions 'might' work, but I'm pretty sure they won't.
These changes require updating Speeder to version 13.
