It is now possible to detect status effects affecting both mobs and your character. The following script commands have been added for this:
- "cnms % [status effect],0,[distance],[cursor]" — If a mob within "distance" of your character has a status effect with a name containing "status effect," the rest of the line will process. The inverse is possible with "!cnms." If you would like to use cursor distance instead of character distance, set "cursor" to 1. Status effect names can be discerned with console commands such as "-target m" or "-allmobs." They are case-sensitive. "Distance" and "cursor" are both optional. Example:
- keys=cnms % enfeeble,0,1000,1|dbg % at least one mob within 1000 distance of my cursor has enfeeble
- "cts % [status effect]" — If your current target has a status effect with a name containing "status effect," the rest of the line will process. The inverse is possible with "!cts." Status effect names can be discerned with console commands such as "-target m" or "-allmobs." They are case-sensitive. Example:
- keys=cm|!cts % contagion|dbg % my current mob target does not have contagion
- "cps % [status effect]" — If your character has a status effect with a name containing "status effect," the rest of the line will process. The inverse is possible with "!cps." Status effect names can be discerned with the -stats console command. They are case-sensitive. Example:
- keys=cps % attack_speed|dbg % I have an attack speed buff currently active
The console commands -allmobs, -target m, and -stats have been updated to display status effect information.
These changes require Speeder version 23+.
