The following macro/waymark commands have been added:
- "cm" — If you are targeting a mob, the rest of the keys line will process. Example:
- keys=cm|ch1|81|dbg % using Q ability off cooldown because I am targeting a mob
- "cnm*[number of mobs],[distance]" — Same as the "cnm" command but checks for the distance between mobs and your cursor. Example:
- keys=cnm*1,200|dbg % there is at least one mob within 200 distance of my cursor
- "cma[distance],[angle difference]" — If there is at least one mob closer than "distance" from your character and whose angle from your character (in degrees) is within "angle difference" of your cursor (in degrees), the rest of the keys line will process. To put it more simply, "angle difference" is the difference in the angles between player->mob and player->cursor such that an "angle difference" of 0 would mean your cursor is on a direct line from player->mob. That is, if you were to fire a projectile, it would hit the mob perfectly. Because you don't need to aim perfectly, you should consider using an "angle difference" of around 25. Consider adjusting line 79 in config.txt if you are missing faraway targets. As you can probably guess, this command is meant to be used with projectile abilities. Example:
- keys=cma10000,25|ch1|81|dbg % firing Q projectile ability toward mob
The following line has been added to config.txt:
- 79) Distance modifier for commands that measure angle differences, such as "cma." Because the accepted angle difference between player->cursor and player->mob will change based on the distance between player->mob, the angle difference needs to be corrected. To put it more simply, when you are shooting at something far away, you need to be more precise with your aim (i.e., the "accepted" angle difference must be smaller). The higher the number on this line, the more precise the angle will be. Too precise, however, and it may be impossible to aim altogether. 0.001 seemed to work well for me.
These changes require updating Speeder to version 96.
