It's being worked.

The problem is getting a consensus. Is it better to keep attacking the mob if getbehind fails or not? Well, that all depends on the mob of course. Some riposte a lot harder than others... Also, when should the check happen to try using getbehind again? On a new fight? During the fight at a certain H...

That is really, really weird then...

No it still goofs up when mobs are walled. I never figured out a good fix for that. I made some slight tweaks to getbehind a couple revs ago so it wasn't so jerky (expecially when a mob was being kited, you'd face back and forth missing the mob a lot).

${Me.Grouped} is always returning false in the current version of MQ (4-29-2004 rev c).

Good for you. Long live open source!

I forgot to add the /call CheckMeleeRange after the /call GetBehind in the attack loop. I corrected the code.

Thanks illus1on. I believe I've found the problem and fixed it. 2.0l is out.

I figured I had missed some of the variable changes. Thanks for finding those guys. I made the corrections and updated the code (no version change since it was just me not being through).

This is just a watered-down version of AutoRogue. It does sneak/hide when you're not in combat or casting. When you are in combat, it auto evades and backstabs. I made it for those times you want to retain control of movement but not all the button pressing. As always, comments/suggestions/bug repor...

AutoRogue v. 2.0l ------------------------------------------------------ This macro plays the rogue for you. Great for two-boxing or carpal tunnel sufferers. Features: 1. Sneak/Hide on load and between fights. 2. Set an anchor to return to between fights or follow a target (or group member). 3. Wait...

SmartDrag 1.0 The idea is that it grabs a list of all corpses in a specified radius (user or default radius 20), helps you pile them together and drags them if you have consent. If you don't have consent from a particular corpse it'll drop it off your drag list. This is the first version of this so ...

This is pretty simple. If you're fighting, it auto evades and backstabs. If you're not, it sneak/hides. #turbo 40 Sub Main :Hideloop /delay 4 /if (${Me.Combat}) { /if (${Me.Sneaking}==1) { /attack on /doability "Sneak" } /if (${Me.AbilityReady["Hide"]}==1) { /attack off /delay 2 ...

Epsilon: Update MacroQuest.

ucfusion: Try j, the few before that were crap.

That's odd because mine is working...try putting an /echo HI or something inside the Sub CheckStrikeSpecial, or a few of them throughout the loop in that sub, try to figure out where it's not firing.