It is now possible to detect players of opposing factions with the "tcp" command:
- “tcp[distance],[angle difference],[faction]” — Same as “tce” but only targets players (i.e., not mobs). If you include “faction,” Speeder will only target players who do NOT have a matching faction (i.e., you want to write YOUR faction, not the enemy’s). The faction numbers are 0 for unaffiliated, 1 for Syndicate, 2 for Marauders, and 3 for Covenant. Example:
- keys=tcp*20,90,3|dbg % locking on to a non-Covenant player
- “tcp*[distance],[angle difference],[faction]” — Same as “tcp” but will remain locked on the specified player until “lt-” is called.
For whatever reason, the offsets used to determine player faction work best when no players are on the screen. By aiming at the sky or ground for a brief period, all nearby players should be correctly read by Speeder. You can confirm this by using the -allentities command, where you will see all nearby player names and factions.
The calculation of the closest target has been improved for the macro commands tce, tcm, and tcp. There was an issue with mobs near true north.
Aiming prediction has been greatly improved and will now be automatically disabled if your target's distance is less than Line 96:
- Line 96) Minimum aim prediction distance. Because you generally do not want aim prediction if you are close to your target, it is a good idea to set this line to a number around 10.
The following arithmetic functions have been added to macro/waymark commands:
- “add % [variable name],[value]” — “value” will be added to “variable name,” and the result will be stored in “variable name.”
- “sub % [variable name],[value]” — “value” will be subtracted from “variable name,” and the result will be stored in “variable name.”
- “mul % [variable name],[value]” — “value” will be multiplied by “variable name,” and the result will be stored in “variable name.”
- “div % [variable name],[value]” — “variable name” will be divided by “value,” and the result will be stored in “variable name.”
These changes require updating Speeder to version 133+.
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