Figured it out, my .NET had it set to compile it as debug, I just clicked properties on the macroquest solution and changed it to release. No idea why it was like that, it never did that before. Thanks for the help DKAA

I am using .NET btw, so if I compile the .dsp file it will make macroquest.exe, but then my commands dont work in game. here is my buildlog for macroquest, not eqlib, when compiling in .NET with the .sln file. Build Log ------- Build started: Project: MacroQuest, Configuration: Debug|Win32 ------- C...

I download a clean copy of the latest source, open macroquest.sln, hit build solution and it compiles with no errors. but in my release directory there is no macroquest.exe

I was still trying to learn to write macros the old way and I was close to actually being good, now im going to suck again and all my macros won't work now. Can anyone link me to a thread that explains the changes and how to convert old macros, if there is a thread like that?

how did u fix it lost_man?

Same problem here also, clean download of irc-latest.zip and used vs.net to compile. Says mq is active, but no commands work in game.

thanks :)

Okay, what im trying to do is something like "if mobs hp is 20% then goto :attack"

Can anyone tell me what that is supposed to look like?

Can I join your band of merry men? I already found a lot of nice stuff...PM me and lets start some swg forums somewhere or something.

Oops nevermind, I missed that visual studio shows the line numbers in the lower right corner.

Hey im making some changes to my MQ and im wondering how I can turn on line numbers in Visual Studio, or maybe there is a better program for editing that shows line numbers?

Thanks

Is there a way to add something like /hold shift into a macro so you can buy a stack instead of one click at a time?

Thanks alcor thats much better than mine, I'll change the 1st one to that.

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