The following script commands have been added:
- "tce % [name],[distance]" — Speeder will target the closest entity closer than "distance" and with a name containing "name." This command uses the same names as the ESP. You can also use the -target console command to discern names. Only part of the name needs to match. Example:
- keys=tce % Turkey,100|dbg % targeting the closest entity with Turkey in its name
- "mtm % [name],[distance],[angle],[how far]" — Speeder will move you toward the closest mob with name "name" as long as the mob is closer than "distance." It is possible to omit "name," in which case Speeder will search for the closest mob. It is possible to set distance to 0, in which case any mob in memory will be a potential target. "Angle" controls how straight you want to move toward the mob with 0 being a direct line toward the mob. A value of 0.1 would move you slightly left or right of the mob. "How far" controls how far you want your character to run relative to the mob with 0 being on top of the mob. Because you cannot stand exactly on top of the mob, it is a good idea to use a negative value, such as -1, so that your character stops in front of the mob. A positive value will place you behind the mob. This command will use the last loaded "[unstick]" section to determine behavior when your character is stuck (or dead). You may add this section to your waymark or macro file. Example:
- keys=mtm % ,100,0,-1|dbg % I am now standing in front of the closest mob within 100 distance
- Note how I have left "name" blank in this example and how there is a space between the "%" and the ","
It is now possible to start at a specific waymark when using the -tw* and -twrepeat* console commands. This is done by appending the waymark number to the end of the filename with a comma, such as -tw* Recorded Waymarks.ini,5. It is also possible to start at the waymark closest to your character. This is done by appending "?" instead of a number, such as -tw* Recorded Waymarks,?.
These changes require Speeder version 187+.
