It is now possible to include individual fury attack delays in your line 37 file (if desired). Simply append the delay with a comma, such as [attack ID],[delay]. See the updated guide text for examples. This allows you to use a single "matt/patt" command for all blocking as you can now control the delays in the fury attack file rather than using multiple lines of "matt/patt" commands.
Perhaps the greatest quality of life command ever: the new gt* command. This command will jump you to the final keys section of your macro or function. No longer will you need to update the "gt" number every time you add or delete a keys section.
The "ch*" command has been significantly improved. I have added a new "check attacking" parameter so that the command exits if you either stop attacking or lose your target. As well, I have added a new command, "ch*-", that interrupts "ch*" as soon as it is called. Here is the guide text:
- "ch*[hotbar slot],[timeout],[check attacking]" — Speeder will wait until the ability in the hotbar slot "hotbar slot" is on cooldown or until "timeout" is reached or until you stop attacking if "check attacking" is 1. "Timeout" should be the number of milliseconds to wait until Speeder should assume the activation of the ability has failed (to prevent the script from getting stuck). You may omit "timeout," in which case Speeder will use a default timeout of 5000 milliseconds. This command is useful for charge abilities to ensure they are not interrupted during the cast. Example:
- keys=ch8,0.3|56d|dbg % holding down slot 8|s300|ch*8,5000,1|dbg % releasing slot 8|56u
- "ch*-" — If the above "ch*" command is currently active and waiting for a slot to go on cooldown, this command will interrupt the waiting process and allow the macro to proceed (as if the slot had gone on cooldown). You might find this command useful in situations where you need to move and immediately start attacking again. Without this command, you are at the mercy of ch*'s "timeout" and might miss a couple of seconds of DPS.
The "get % pos" command will now also store your waymark offsets into the global variables PXO, PYO, and PZO.
These changes require Speeder version 125+.
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