By default, Speeder will now only display status effects you inflict. As well, the "cts" (check target status) command will only check, by default, status effects inflicted by you. However, if you do want to check all status effects, you can do so by appending a "1" to the end of the command. See the guide for more specific details.
The following script command has been added to better assist with determining whether to attack a particular mob:
- "ctt[target]" — If your current target is targeting "target," the rest of the keys line will process. The inverse is possible with "!ctt." "Target" can be set to 0 to check whether the mob has a target or not, 1 to check whether the mob is targeting you, or 2 to check whether the mob is targeting another entity. Example:
- keys=it|ctt0|dbg % my target is not currently targeting anything
keys2=it|ctt1|dbg % my target is targeting me
keys3=it|ctt2|dbg % my target is targeting someone else
- keys=it|ctt0|dbg % my target is not currently targeting anything
Speeder will now automatically set the global variable FISH to 1 if you are currently fishing or 0 if you are not. You can use this to restart the bot if there is a problem. Example:
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- keys=eq % FISH,0|96d|s300|96u|dbg % pressing numpad0 to activate the fish bot because FISH is 0
- keys2=s30000
- repeat=2
- Press F2 to have Speeder check whether the fishing bot is running every 30000 milliseconds and activate it if it isn't. This assumes you have the fishing bot set to numpad0 (96).
These changes require updating Speeder to version 97.
