Sony removed the ZEM info from the client. And as such it was pointless to keep it in the source for mq, and hence, this UI.

Some item struct changes at least.

Out of curiousity, I wonder if GMs have the ability to take screenshots of your client remotely?

IE; trigger a screenshot - but have it saved to the server, instead of the client computer.

No, they don't.
And you'd notice a severe packet loss if they tried to cram a 5 meg bmp down your line :)

Added command to MQ2FPS: /render <fg|bg> <#|~#> Sets the foreground or background rendering rate. This is how many out of n frames MQ2FPS will allow to be drawn. You keep moving full speed, the client responds to mouse or keys, the UI is still drawn... but, the world itself will not be drawn as oft...

It looks like the changelog box that pops up every time you log on needs bright flashing lights for people to read it.

Check the source, in the eqgame.ini there are a number of offsets used for disabling memory checks.
Don't be mistaken, SoE is looking for people who use this and similar programs, so always be cautious.

You realise there is a forum for this, right?
I know it's a little complicated, but the Macro Help forum is for help with macros, and the Macro Depot has plenty of ready made macros.

${Macroquest.LastTell} according to the documentation.
No clue whether it works or not.

A habit?
Spelling correctly is like eating or breathing, not a habit!

I've been trying to figure out how to use /itemotify on a corpse.
It crashes when I try to use /itemnotify loot@varname.

Hmm, so they recognise that EQplaynice exists, but won;t take the simple step to implement it themselves.

Same here. Compiling on VS6

eqplaynice is incorporated into MQ, you shouldn't run both.

Removed, for safetey's sake

I have noticed that players in sneak/hide appear as linkdead in the superwho command.