not that i'm opposed in any way to this idea, but whats the idea behind the last example?

GTime=3,2,118,172,0,204,255, ${If[${GameTime.Hour} > 11,${Int[${Math.Calc[${GameTime.Hour}-12]}]},${GameTime.Hour}]}:${If[${GameTime.Minute} < 10,0${GameTime.Minute},${GameTime.Minute}]} ${If[${GameTime.Hour} > 11,PM,AM]} All it does is display just the game time hours and minutes since seconds alw...

there is a /while

https://www.macroquest2.com/wiki/index.php/While

sub DoShrink /declare Person int local 0 /if (${Me.Class.Name.Equal[Bard]} && ${Bool[${Plugin[MQ2Twist]}]} { /twist off /stopsong /delay 5 } /for Person 0 to 5 /if (${Group.Member[${Person}].ID}) { /echo Shrinking ${Group.Member[${Person}].DisplayName} /target ID ${Group.Member[${Person}].I...

not tried .Length, but above is what I use.

/echo ${Group.Members}

returns NULL when alone. no raid. no mercs. no group.

if it needs to be wrapped in a ${Bool that's ok, i just seem to remember it returning an Int.

didn't Group.Members used to return a 0 when not grouped?

why would a bind command, when issued, echo Starting Bind @ then do the routine then echo Ending Bind @

and thank you for the update. it has already helped me find a few typos.