Recent content by Coldblooded

This is one of my favs. But all of the above mentioned servers are great.

My "big Idea" would be a launcher of sorts for Emu servers that RG supports. Many (most) Emu servers have custom content and have a number of files that need to be installed over or with the original client files. The RG Emu Server launcher would have a curated list of servers to choose from...

Coldblooded updated Cold's Big Bag with a new update entry: Small QOL Fixes Read the rest of this update entry...

Druid healers are the best!

Coldblooded updated MQ2Exchange with a new update entry: 11/03/2025 Read the rest of this update entry...

If it's all working, I'll stand down.

Not to stray too far from the original post - I think the loss of Akkadius is a lot bigger than just re-hosting a bunch of sites. His work and his passion and his ingenuity and probably most of all his positivity within the EMU community will be what the community misses. And while I applaud...

Coldblooded updated MQ2Exchange with a new update entry: 09/07/2025 Read the rest of this update entry...

Coldblooded updated Cold's Big Bag with a new update entry: Fixes Unique Name Warning Read the rest of this update entry...

When attempting to get inventory data on a bot, the target [bot] command needs to be exact, as it targets the bot's pet more times than not and then the inventory command fails. mq.cmdf("/target =\"%s\"", BotInventory.current_bot_request)

I'm pretty sure Sic explains it in this video. His video's are great btw! Really informative. https://www.redguides.com/community/threads/sics-moving-your-toons-guide-cwtn-plugins-etc.72676/

Happy Belated Birthday Sic!

If you have a target, I would expect the PctAggro() would return between 0 and 100 percent, not nil. But I guess you never know....

local function CheckAggro() for i = 1, mq.TLO.Me.XTarget() do if mq.TLO.Me.XTarget(i).PctAggro() > 90 then return true end end return false end I think this can be simplified to something like this.

To illustrate what Brianiac is saying: local mq = require('mq') for i = 1, 1000 do print(i) mq.delay(250) end local mq = require('mq') for i = 1, 1000 do mq.delay(250) print(i) end The key here is not to have the delay as the last execution in the loop. Other alternatives are...