Do you all have pixel shaders unchcked? 1x were turned on by default, I experienced greatly increased performance when I flipped them off.

It's on the advanced menu, might have to revert to default UI depending on your skin.

How can you use it to tell the number (not name) of players within a certain radius?

Seems I can use ${Spawn[pc notid ${Me.ID} radius x]} to see if there is nobody, but ... is there a better way?

I'm getting the same thing.

/say **** STARTING XXXXXX MEZBOT V1.0 ****

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There is an uncommonly known fact about xp which should help you in your mob selection. If you are level 60 or above and you kill a mob within 5 levels of you, the xp you gain will be almost twice that which you gain from a mob 6 or more levels below you. The only big jump is that 5 level spread, as...

Hehe okay thanks for the tip EQMule - I never used it in an area with more than 4 mobs...but yeah, I should probably stop spreading my plague and learn the real code.

I put this line /alert add 1 id -1 |This line circumvents some bugginess with alerts. in there because of a problem I keep running into if I clear a list and attempt a /target npc noalert # it would seem to exclude everything. I could only solve it by adding a dummy to the alert list first. Maybe I ...

It's not the best way, but for a temporary fix do a /w in conjunction with an event check. Post your code and I can insert it for you if you need help.

You can't declare a local variable outside of a function to my knowledge. =)

You could do a simple #events check for 0, 1, and 2 mobs, and execute your FD code if none of them are found after performing a /w.

This is off the top of my head, so it may not work. Sub Count |Usage -- /call Count <npc|pc> <radius> /declare mobcounter local /varset mobcounter 0 /alert clear 1 /alert add 1 id -1 |This line circumvents some bugginess with alerts. /if $target()=="TRUE" /press esc :CountLoop /target @Par...

I've always just used an alert list to cycle through nearby mobs until it has no target when I want to get all IDs from mobs within a certain range. I suppose you could just add a loop counter to that to get the total count. Tell me if you want the code. Each cycle just /alert add x id $target(id), ...

If you don't mind alt-tabbing every time you want to start a macro, you can use the rudimentary functions of AC Tool to get what you need done. Mouse movement will not work.

Ahh thanks, I'll try that. I didn't know you could add IDs to the alert list, I thought it was all done via mob names.