The following script commands have been added:
- "tcm*[mob distance]" — Speeder will target the closest mob within "mob distance." Requires the use of -calibrate beforehand. Example:
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keys=cnm1,1000|tcm*1000|1d|rs100,300|1u
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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- "tcm[mob distance],[cursor distance]" — Similar to "tcm*" but moves the cursor toward the mob rather than directly targeting. The distance the cursor is moved can be controlled by "cursor distance." Example:
- keys=cnm1,1000|tcm1000,200|dbg % moving cursor 200 distance toward closest mob within 1000 distance
- "cnms[status],[distance]" — If a mob within "distance" has a status of "status," the rest of the keys line will process. The inverse is possible with "!cnms." Status IDs can be discerned with the "-allmobs" console command. The IDs I've observed are: 0 = idle, 1 = attacking, 4 = moving, 6 = dead, and 160 = inactive (e.g., an untargetable zombie on the ground). Example:
- keys=cnms1,500|81d|rs100,300|81u|dbg % pressing Q to dodge incoming attack
- "cps[status]" — If your character has a status of "status," the rest of the keys line will process. The inverse is possible with "!cps." Status IDs can be discerned with the "-stats" console command. The IDs I've observed are: 0 = idle, 1 = attacking, 4 = moving, and 6 = dead.
- "hp*[health]" — Exactly the same as "hp" but checks if your literal HP value is less than or equal to "health." Example:
- keys=hp*50|dbg % I have 50 health or less
- "mp*[mana]" — Exactly the same as "mp" but checks if your literal mana value is less than or equal to "mana." Example:
- keys=mp*50|dbg % I have 50 mana or less
The following console command has been added:
- -calibrate [precision] [distance] [circles] — Calibrates Speeder so that targeting commands (e.g., "tcm") can accurately aim your cursor at the intended entity. It works by moving your cursor around in a circle and measuring the difference between screen distance and game distance. “Precision” is how many degrees between each measurement. I recommend between 2 and 5. “Distance” is how far away from the center of the window you want each measurement to be. I recommend 40-100, but this will vary based on your resolution and monitor scaling. “Circles” is how many circles you would like Speeder to measure. I recommend using the number of circles needed to reach near the edge of the game window without going over. You absolutely do not want to measure beyond the game window, or the calibration will not work at longer distances. For example, if I use -calibrate 2.5 45 8, Speeder will move my cursor in 2.5 degree increments around the center of the game window. At each increment, Speeder will move the cursor ~45 pixels toward the edge of the game window 8 times (because I have set 8 circles) for a total of ~360 distance. I say ~45 because the actual number of pixels varies based on how close the cursor is to the horizontal plane and the ratio of horizontal pixels to vertical (e.g. 16:9).
- I recommend starting with -calibrate 2.5 45 8. If the cursor moves too far (i.e., outside the game window), try -calibrate 2.5 35 8. If the cursor does not move near the edge of the game window, try -calibrate 2.5 55 8. Basically, you only need to adjust “distance,” although you have the option of making the targeting extremely precise if you want (i.e., using a precision under 2.5 and increasing the number of circles).
- Calibration can take 2-5 minutes depending on the settings you’ve chosen. Do not touch the mouse!
- This setting requires that line 10 in config.txt points to a file where your calibration data can be stored. Once you have calibrated successfully, you never need to do it again unless you change your camera distance or resolution.
- Calibration will not start until Path of Exile is the active window.
These additions require updating Speeder to version 2.
