The following macro/waymark command has been added:
- "ign[distance]" — All entities within "distance" will be considered teammates. This is meant to be used with the "tcp" command so that Speeder only targets enemy players. You might find it simpler to use this command in the console, such as "-cmd ign100", when you are nearby your teammates. If you include a minus sign, such as "ign-", the list will be cleared, such as "-cmd ign-". The list will be automatically cleared when you zone. Macro example:
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keys=ign100
repeat=0 - Press F2 to treat all players within 100 distance as teammates.
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The "tcp" help text has been updated:
- "tcp[distance],[angle difference],[is enemy]" — Same as "tce" but only targets players (i.e., not mobs). "Is enemy" can be 1 to target any player not in your party or raid group (recommended) or 2 to target any player you are dueling (possibly other PvP situations as well). In OPR, because your allies are not necessarily in your party, I recommend using the "ign[distance]" command before using this command. The "ign" command forces all nearby entities to be considered teammates, and, thus, "tcp" will ignore them for targeting.
These changes require updating Speeder to version 169.
