The move toward mob command ("mtm") can now move you relative to the mob's facing direction. This allows you to move to the side of the mob, behind it, or anywhere you want. All you have to do is use the "mtm" command like normal but add an asterisk to the "angle" parameter. Without an asterisk, the angle is relative to your character's position. With an asterisk, the angle is relative to the mob's direction. Example:
keys=mtm % ,1000,1.57*,0
This would move you to the left side of the mob closest to your character. "Angle" is a radian value and should be between 0 and 6.28. You can use negative values as well (e.g., both 4.71 and -1.57 will move you to the same spot).
The "tcs*" command will now also check your own status effects, as well as those of your party members, eliminating the need to use both "tcs*" and "pse."
I have slightly modified the "ut" command to more closely emulate what happens in the game's memory when you cancel your target, but I'm not 100% sure if this will resolve the targeting issues people have mentioned. What I've done instead is write a simple example that may help to resolve these targeting issues:
- Using the game's memory to target entities has a lot of advantages. The major disadvantage is that you cannot visually see your target change. This can be problematic when you are targeting party members because you can lose track of whom you're targeting. One way to resolve this is to revert your target back to your original target once you have cast whatever you need to. For example:
keys=tar*|tphp0.5,1800|49d|wfa964684273|49u|te(VAR % TID)
In this example, I will target a party member whose HP is lower than 50%, cast Swift Healing, and then revert my target back to whatever I was targeting previously. By doing this, the target you visually see in the game will always match your actual target, except for the brief moment before Swift Healing is used.
Hopefully this will help.
These changes require Speeder version 198+.
