The "td" (target distance) command can now be set to 1 to check specifically for melee distance or 2 to check for ranged:
- "td[distance]" — If your current target is closer than "distance," the rest of the keys line will process. The inverse is possible with "!td." If "distance" is 1, Speeder will check to see if your target is within melee range. If "distance" is 2, Speeder will check to see if your target is within ranged distance. Any other number, and Speeder will calculate the absolute distance between your character and your target. Example:
- keys=td2000|dbg % my target is closer than 2000 distance!
keys2=td2|dbg % my target is within ranged distance!
keys3=td1|dbg % my target is within melee distance!
- keys=td2000|dbg % my target is closer than 2000 distance!
The fishing bot should now perfectly press Q to catch fish and knows exactly when the fish has been (or has failed to have been) caught, so you will not see any awkward movements.
The "cnp/cne" commands have been added to check for nearby players/entities:
- "cnp[number of players],[distance],[max height]" — Exactly the same as "cnm" above but checks for nearby players instead of mobs. Example:
- keys=or % (cnp1,2000)(cnm1,2000)|dbg % there is at least one player or mob within 2000 distance
- "cne[number of entities],[distance],[max height]" — Exactly the same as "cnm" above but checks for any nearby entity instead of just mobs. If you only want to check for players & mobs, I recommend you use my "cnp" example.
You can now change the font for the radar and ESP. Please see the guide text.
These changes require updating Speeder to version 93.
