how to consider a mob?

nolife · Post by **nolife** » Tue Apr 13, 2004 2:58 pm

ok .. my macro is very simple atm

mainchar = magician
Bot = enchanter

enchanter = puller/aggrocontrol

my biggest problem atm is how to consider the mob? .. i tried with level of the mob .. but that doesnt work

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       /if (n $target(level)>X && n $target(level)<Y {
            /if $char(mana,cur)>MINMANA {
                /keypress hot3 
            }
       }

ok so i thing mob dont have a real level because i tried with my lowleveltestchar .. a mob blue to level 5 was level 1

but i want my chanter to pull the mob only if he is blue or yellow ..

any ideas?

.. i tried the enchanter only as support for my magician, but he is a better puller because his pet can fight when he gets hit .. and then normaly i start nuking and fighting with the magician pets (i do this atm on a secound computer -- hehe but its hard to smoke and control 2 computers)

Lax · Post by **Lax** » Tue Apr 13, 2004 3:24 pm

I'll add con color to MQ2Data, but you wont be able to do it right in the old system since we're not actively updating it.

nolife · Post by **nolife** » Wed Apr 14, 2004 3:02 am

can you give me an example how i looks like then?

i am very "new" and i try using the manual on the hp

Preocts · Post by **Preocts** » Wed Apr 14, 2004 5:55 am

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       /if (n $target(level)>[color=red]@[/color]X && n $target(level)<[color=red]@[/color]Y { 
            /if $char(mana,cur)>MINMANA { 
                /keypress hot3 
            } 
       }

You want to only pull Blue to Yellow so it would be safe to assume any level mob 5 levels below you and 1 level above you. Druid logic there... never pull anything more than one level above you unless you know what the hell you are doing. sorry, lost my train of thought.

So, I don't see why your code won't work the way you have it. Just /varset X to be five less than your Magi's level and /varset Y to be one more than your magi's level.

Actually, by level 52 a MoB 10 levels under yours will still con blue. So you just set the range to reflect how much of a fight you want I guess.

Pardon if I completely misunderstood your question

nolife · Post by **nolife** » Wed Apr 14, 2004 7:28 am

nah you are right

normaly it should work with my code ..

but i tested it with a level 5/6 testchar.

i told him that x = 4 and y = 7 but he didnt pull anything ..
then i told him to tell me the level of the mob .. and he told me 1 on all green and blue mobs ..

thats why i think using the color would be "safer" and i dont need to update my scripts on every levelup

Preocts · Post by **Preocts** » Wed Apr 14, 2004 7:47 am

thats why i think using the color would be "safer" and i dont need to update my scripts on every levelup

Well, to each their own. Conditioning based on color con might seem 'safer' but if your syntax isn't right then both ways still won't work.

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/declare x local
/declare y local
/varset x $calc($char(level)-5)
/varset y $calc($char(level)+1)

and poof. No need to update it every level.

If your code was reporting ALL the mobs to be level 1 then double check the syntax you were using to find that number. I'll tell you now it is/was wrong.

btw, this is good and all but when mqData hit it won't work. So if you are just learning script code then I'd suggest learning the new system.

nolife · Post by **nolife** » Wed Apr 14, 2004 2:04 pm

i think i couldnt do anything wrong at this point .. but i try it with the new way ...

anyone know when the "colour" system would be implemented?

Botmaker · Post by **Botmaker** » Thu Apr 15, 2004 11:56 am

actually, to take care of the first 5 levels ~

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/declare x local 
/declare y local 
/if n $char(level)<=5 {
    /varset x 1
} else {
    /varset x $calc($char(level)-5) 
}
/varset y $calc($char(level)+1)

how to consider a mob?

how to consider a mob?

Great!!