MacroQuest64

Ive started a macro for a fairy monster mission but im requesting 1 thing, if someone knows the code to make them or tips for me would be great =)

i need help writing a macro, if possible, that makes me use 2 consecutive hotbuttons when a certain mob comes within a certain radius of my character and another hotbutton when the mob leaves that radius

if any of those macros are possible or if u have tips on writing them it would be greatly appreciated. thanks =)

bobbo124 wrote:Ive started a macro for a fairy monster mission but im requesting 1 thing, if someone knows the code to make them or tips for me would be great =)

i need help writing a macro, if possible, that makes me use 2 consecutive hotbuttons when a certain mob comes within a certain radius of my character and another hotbutton when the mob leaves that radius

if any of those macros are possible or if u have tips on writing them it would be greatly appreciated. thanks =)

One post wasn't enough? At least you didn't ask for warp in this one.

removed other post
accidentally submitted it before i was ready

all i want to know is if there is a macro to make u press a hotbutton when a mob gets within a certain radius of you.

bobbo124 wrote: all i want to know is if there is a macro to make u press a hotbutton when a mob gets within a certain radius of you.

Yes.
Now go away.

alright, ive been searching all over this site for hours for some code relating to spawns entering a radius and i have found nothing. if anyone has a link or a sample of code for this would be awesome

bobbo124 wrote:alright, ive been searching all over this site for hours for some code relating to spawns entering a radius and i have found nothing. if anyone has a link or a sample of code for this would be awesome

Read the Manual.

I'll get you started...

/if (${Spawn[npc "a dragorn" radius 50].ID}) /docommand STUFF I WANT

yea ive read it alot
so far ive come up with

/docommand ${If[${NearestSpawn[witch].Distance}<40,/attack off /doability "hide",/attack on]}

i feel pretty proud

but now i have to figure out how to make it continually run. if it will then the mobs cant get near me. i dont quite understand the #event and how those work, if u have any clues :)

your line is probably better tho

Sub Main
:loopstart
/if (${Spawn[npc "a dragorn" radius 50].ID}) /docommand STUFF I WANT
/goto :loopstart
/return

1. would that make me continue attacking what i was when the mob leaves that radius?

or.. 2. would:

Sub Main
:loopstart
/if (${Spawn[npc "a witch lamp" radius 50].ID}) {
/attack off
/doability "hide"
}
/if (!${Spawn[npc "a witch lamp" radius 50].ID}) /attack on
/goto :loopstart
/return

make it to where it would continue attacking what i was

alright ive been at this for hours now and i cant come up with anythign that seems to work. Im trying to attack 1 particular mob, while avoiding roaming wisps by hiding when they come within a certain radius, and resume attacking when the roamers leave that radius. Ive gotten to the point that i stop attacking and hide when the mob comes within range, and i believe it will resume attacking when it leaves, but it immediately comes out of hide because it cycles through again, im not getting how to make it not do /doability "Hide" if i am already hidden. This first clip is the one that comes out of hide as soon as it goes into hide, and the second one is the result of all my research, seems to kind of work, ill go into hide and come out of it, but it doesnt work most of the time saying i have moved and are no longer hidden, and it spams stuff int the MQ box. Its probably the shittiest way to make this macro but its all i can come up with. any help would be greatly appreciated.

1=====================================

Sub Main
:loopstart
/if (${Spawn[npc "a witch lamp" radius 50].ID}) {
/attack off
/doability "hide"
}
/if (!${Spawn[npc "a witch lamp" radius 50].ID}) /attack on
/goto :loopstart
/return


2=================================

Sub Main
:loopstart
/if (${Spawn[npc "witch" radius 75].ID}) && ${Me.AbilityReady[Hide]} {
/attack off
/doability "Hide"
/goto :hide
} else (!${Spawn[npc "witch" radius 50].ID}) /attack on
/goto :loopstart
/return


:hide
/if (!${Spawn[npc "witch" radius 75].ID}) {
/attack on
/goto :loopstart
} else {
/delay 2s
/goto :hide
}
/return



pretty bad huh

if anyone can help me with this macro or tell me how to fix what i have i would really appreciate it, im tryin to learn, pretty hard without some help

Try something like this (didn't test it though)

thanks man, it seems to work pretty well, but, after 20 seconds if the mob is still in range, it clicks hide again, and the mob attacks me. if anyone knows the ${Me.State.Equals[????]} for when im in HIDE then i think i can fix it. thanks again that macro helped me alot

I also like the sound of a macro for this. I see your just doing basic stuff not actually making it walk/run jump around the corners to the chest. A macro that copies another character might have been better for this. just my opinion.

bobbo124 wrote:thanks man, it seems to work pretty well, but, after 20 seconds if the mob is still in range, it clicks hide again, and the mob attacks me. if anyone knows the ${Me.State.Equals[????]} for when im in HIDE then i think i can fix it. thanks again that macro helped me alot

${Me.Invis}

ok. im stumped. this seems to work just fine, but somehow the mobs see through my hide like im not hidden. it shows that im hidden, and it says that im hidden. they just come up and hit me. any ideas?

Sub Main
:loopstart
/if (!${Spawn[npc witch radius 50].ID}) {
/attack on
/delay 30s ${Spawn[npc witch radius 50].ID}
/attack off
/goto :loopstart
}
/if (${Spawn[npc witch radius 50].ID}) {
:hide
/if (${Me.Invis}) {
/delay 10
/goto :loopstart
} else {
/doability Hide
/delay 5s
/goto :hide
}
/goto :loopstart
/return