/Face something quietly...
Posted: Sun May 16, 2004 3:09 pm
Hello,
I've been using /face alot in some of my recent macros (who doesn't eh?) and I noticed two things that could enhance the command somewhat:
1) A quiet switch? Often performing several /face commands will create quite a bit of spam in the MQ2Chat window. Perhaps we could have a quiet switch to optionally "just do it" without saying: Facing "Whoever"... in green.
i.e.
/face fast nolook Character
...would face the character and print Facing "Character" in the MQ2Chat window.
/face fast nolook quiet Character
...would do the same thing but not echo the Facing "Character" statement.
2) Face fast is wonderful (maybe too wonderful) and just "Face" can seem almost excruciatingly slow in it's turn rate. Is it possible to have a tunable turn speed (face speed=X) or perhaps three different selectable ones? Maybe "face slow" and "face fast" and "face immediately". Actually making "face fast" become "face immediately" would break a bazillion macros, so maybe that's not a great idea. But at least you get the gist of what I mean.
Thanks devs yet again for such a wonderful piece of work :)
I've been using /face alot in some of my recent macros (who doesn't eh?) and I noticed two things that could enhance the command somewhat:
1) A quiet switch? Often performing several /face commands will create quite a bit of spam in the MQ2Chat window. Perhaps we could have a quiet switch to optionally "just do it" without saying: Facing "Whoever"... in green.
i.e.
/face fast nolook Character
...would face the character and print Facing "Character" in the MQ2Chat window.
/face fast nolook quiet Character
...would do the same thing but not echo the Facing "Character" statement.
2) Face fast is wonderful (maybe too wonderful) and just "Face" can seem almost excruciatingly slow in it's turn rate. Is it possible to have a tunable turn speed (face speed=X) or perhaps three different selectable ones? Maybe "face slow" and "face fast" and "face immediately". Actually making "face fast" become "face immediately" would break a bazillion macros, so maybe that's not a great idea. But at least you get the gist of what I mean.
Thanks devs yet again for such a wonderful piece of work :)