It is now possible to move your character to specific waymarks without teleporting. This works via mouse clicks in the same way you would normally move and is completely safe in terms of movement detection. Along with this, it is now possible to do the following things at individual waymarks: press keys, aim abilities in specific directions, move the mouse cursor to click on things elsewhere on the screen, and wait for a specified amount of time.
Essentially, you can now program simple gathering and combat bots via Speeder. See a video on how to do this here. The readme has been expanded to include information on how to format your waymark files.
The following new settings have been added to config.txt:
58) If 1, your character will run between waymarks instead of teleporting.
Make sure line 26 is set correctly. Window mode does work but may be slightly inaccurate due to the title bar.
I highly recommend using this setting because it is much safer. This affects -tw*, -twrepeat*, & -twrepeat
Speeder will utilize mouse clicks and mouse movement to achieve this, so Lost Ark must be the active window.
59) How close your character should be to the waymark before Speeder stops trying to reach it. 50 seems to work well.
60) A decimal between 0 and 1 that will determine a range Speeder will use for any waymark sleep commands.
For example, if I have this line set to 0.05 and have used "s2000" in one of my waymarks, Speeder will sleep a random time between 1900 and 2100 milliseconds.
2000 * 0.05 = 100, and then this 100 is added and subtracted from the original 2000.
This is to avoid macro detection.
61) How long to wait before assuming there is a problem and stopping -tw*, -twrepeat*, or -twrepeat when line 58 is set to 1.
This is a failsafe so that your mouse does not get locked in place indefinitely. Utilizing line 41 will also avoid this problem.
These new features require updating Speeder to version 9.
