The commands for targeting mobs can now lock your cursor to a single target. This is done by setting "lock target" to 1:
- "tcm*[mob distance],0,[lock target]" — Speeder will target the closest mob within "mob distance" of your character. Please make sure line 13 in config.txt is set correctly. The second parameter should always be 0 since it is not used. "Lock target" can be 0 or 1 and, if 1, will lock the cursor to the mob until the "lt-" command is called or the mob dies. This prevents Speeder from changing your target should another mob move closer. Example:
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keys=cnm1,1000|tcm*1000,0,1|1d|rs100,300|1u
endkeys=lt-
repeat=2 - Press F2 to have Speeder automatically target and left click the closest mob within 1000 distance until all are dead.
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You can now target the mob closest to your cursor and lock your cursor to that target:
- "tcmC[mob distance],0,[lock target]" — Speeder will target the mob closest to your cursor as long as it is no farther than "mob distance." If "lock target" is 1, the cursor will remain locked on the mob until the "lt-" command is called or the mob dies. Example:
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keys=tcmC1000,0,1|s100
repeat=1
endkeys=lt- - While holding F2, my cursor will be locked to the closest mob within 1000 distance of my cursor.
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Be sure to call the "lt-" command if you are locking your cursor:
- "lt-" — Releases target lock when using the "lock target" parameter of the "tcm" command. It is a good idea to call this in your endkeys.
I have fixed the reading of the entity list so that you should not notice any mobs missing anymore.
These changes require Speeder version 19+.
