Recent content by ctaylor22

I believe it is still needed for the EMU servers, but i could be wrong.

If you are trying to use SpawnMaster with Kissassist. Make sure you have the spawnmaster option turned on in your kissassist character ini file.

There is no easy way to make the change. But I have been looking at the difference in the EMU and live servers. In the future I am thinking about making some changes to the KissAssist macro so that you can define some things differently. Like have it so you can change what class is a maz class...

If anything is showing up on Xtarget then the macro will not pull, because it thinks the puller has aggro. From what you mentioned there are corpses showing up on the Xtarget. Need to figure out what is causing the corpses to assigned to the xtarget. Another thing you can check is when the macro...

Just set CastingInterruptOn=30 and cures will not be checked for Interrupts.

Thanks for the update.

Okay. After a little digging I see where PullWith gets set to Ranged, but that is intended. The check that is being triggered is if PullWith is equal to Ranged and Me.RangedReady. The problem is that Me.RangedReady is returning False and not True like it should be. When the macro first launches...

Sounds like an issue with MacroQuest or your UI. Are you using the default UI? Try closing the macro and then use the /echo ${Me.RangedReady}

When it starts kicking out that message try this: /echo ${Me.RangedReady} and see what it is returning.

Then there is something else causing the issue. No changes were made to the macro recently so I would look elsewhere, but in the meantime just change the PullWith= to the actual name of the Ranged and/or Ammo item name(s). I will do some testing and see if I can duplicate the problem.

Try replacing this: PullWith=${InvSlot[Ranged].Item.Name}|${InvSlot[Ammo].Item.Name} With This: PullWith=${Me.Inventory[ranged].Name}|${Me.Inventory[ammo].Name} Could be InvSlot has changed. I know they depreciated InvSlot a long time ago.

Then try this. /echo ${InvSlot[Ranged].Item.Name} /echo ${InvSlot[Ammo].Item.Name}

While the macro is running can you try and use the /echo ${PullWith} command and see what is returned.

There is a manual option that you can use when starting the macro. Kiss Command Options

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