The following attack speed hacks have been added to config.txt:
- 84) A series of animation IDs and minimum timers you'd like Speeder to use to expedite your attacks. When your current animation ID matches one of the IDs listed here, that animation's timer will be increased to the value specified, expediting your attack. The syntax is as follows (do not include brackets): [animation ID]:[minimum timer]|[animation ID 2]:[minimum timer 2]|etc.
such as
25000:0.3|25001:0.4|25002:0.5|25003:0.3|25170:0.2|25171:0.5 - Animation IDs can be discerned with the -displayani console command.
- 85) A series of animation IDs and speeds. When your current animation ID matches one of the IDs listed here, that animation's speed will be set to the value specified. The syntax is as follows (do not include brackets):
[animation ID]:[speed]|[animation ID 2]:[speed 2]|etc.
such as
25000:3|25001:3|25002:3|25003:3|25170:3|25171:3
Animation IDs and speeds can be discerned with the -displayani console command. Please note animation speed does not affect all animations. - 86) A series of animation IDs and max timers. When your current animation ID matches one of the IDs listed here, that animation's max timer will be set to the value specified, ending the animation either earlier or later depending on the value you use. For example, if an animation normally takes 1.4 seconds to complete, you could set the max timer to 0.7 and halve the duration. The syntax is as follows (do not include brackets):
[animation ID]:[max timer]|[animation ID 2]:[max timer 2]|etc.
such as
25003:0.5|25002:0.7
Animation IDs and timers can be discerned with the -displayani console command.
Note that -displayani is used for these commands. Do not confuse with -displayaid.
I've added the 4 bytes next to entity HP to the display target's HP function with the hope that they correspond to the number of health bars. If that is the case, let me know.
These changes require updating Speeder to version 134.
