Omiime wrote:. . . showeq seems to be still working

Bzzzzt

try again.

Take a look at:

http://macroquest2.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=6811

it may help you.

Jesus, these noobs are funnier than SOE programming!

Is that the 1-> 65 and 400 AAs in 2 days one?

Might replace with

That's one on the things I like about Lax, he's not afraid to speak his mind.

Like this tread, question asked, answered, debated, then answered again pointing out the dumb shits.

Or "- To String: ... this IS a string, assface"

Or RTFM


GO GO GO, Lax!

:)

I vote AFK COPPER macro!

Assuming you are in a group/raid you could look for the "You gain" in You gain (group/raid) experience! to end the fight, rather than manually saying it each time.

Or you could look for the full text of each.

Below is what I've been using in combat, works well for me, may for you as well. | monk.mac | By Catt | no false starts when throwing, works 3 special attacks | only tries to disarm if close enough sub main /declare skill global /varset skill 1 :start /if $combat==TRUE { /delay 1s /if $combat!=TRUE ...

Though it seems more like:

1. at 50 int you have to roll over a 95 to get a skill up
2. at 150 int you have to roll over a 93 to get a skill up.
3. at 355 you have to roll over a 90 to get a skill up..

This script will open or close all of your packs, inventory and/or bank. It's just a little time/click saver. If you have inventory panel open, it'll open/close all bags in it. If you have bank open it'll open/close all bank packs. | HandlePacks.mac | By Catt | Works best as an alias like: | alias /...

They are old style variables.

Did you get that code from Outdated Macros section?

I'd CTRL-Click gold 2 times.

That is, pick up 1 gold, click NPC, pick up 1 gold, click NPC, then press "give".

Maybe /assist and check to see if you still have the same target?

I've seen more crashes recently with and WITHOUT MQ running.

One thing I have noted about them is that they happen more often if I camp my bard WHILE she is singing (casting).

I chalk it up to great SoE programming.