I use WinEQ2 for the EQPlayNice combined with ISBoxer. The background rendering is what I use the EQPlayNice for. I tried to configure MQ2FPS to do the same but I found the documentation on another site a bit lacking.

What is the default setting on /setprio? 6?

Also, what does /screenmode 1 do?!

Thanks JudgeD. This is a great feature!

Does this happen on mobs inside of 200 feet? I know the reliability of LoS outside of 200 ft is meh as the spawns are not updated as frequently.

Thanks Dewey, great idea!

Lax is smart. It was the first option with the vs7. I still had it linked to just lib.

Thanks!

I have the errors: ISXEQ error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: virtual bool __thiscall LSTypeDefinition::RemoveMethod(char *,bool (__cdecl*)(struct _LSVarPtr &,int,char * * const))" (?RemoveMethod@LSTypeDefinition@@UAE_NPADP6A_NAAU_LSVarPtr@@HQAPAD@Z@Z) ISXEQMap error LNK2...

What I do for doors is /doortarget <doorname>, /face, /stick x, /keypress u

Works good for doors, clicking on zones.

Just need to play with the stick distance that you need.

Tu dois passer l'aspirateur au chez moi.

That was one of the best made up lines of jibberish I have ever seen. Thats a true talent you got going C4.

I used an occilating desk fan, string and a pulley. It would lower a metal rod straight up and down over my #6 hotkey. Would come back and have a million things on my cursor tho :)

6 box warrior, mage, cleric, ench, druid, shm. Plenty of dps, can do about anything as long as it doesn't rampage hard :) Could replace the shaman with more dps if needed since mage has mala.

I know in character they have: spawn TargetOfTarget | Target of target (moved to character type) So ${Target.TargetOfTarget} might be what you could use.

When ever I go to engage mob it crashed :/

I would hire lax in a second if I was in charge. I am tired of pussy ass drones who are afraid to migrate from the norm and get shit done. I work to get shit done and I don't care if I hurt co_worker_003's feelings because she still uses lotus notes. People at work are so damned sensitive and if the...