Recent content by Hellaciouss

Probably from answering all my questions lol :D

I would create an EQ server where the only gear available is crafted gear and epic quests (obviously this would require far more items added to craft). Raid mobs would drop tradeskill materials required for top tier equipment. I would add much more subcombines that require low level tradeskill...

I am not finding a way to see if that box is checked or not, is there? https://docs.macroquest.org/reference/commands/notify/?h=tradeskillwnd https://docs.macroquest.org/reference/data-types/datatype-window/?h=window

In the larger Marco it just checks to see if a valid alch bag is in a top level inventory slot and if not /cechos that they need to move an alch bag to a top slot and restart the macro. I try to have as much explanations in the macros as I can with /cechos for those who read them and understand...

This works now: /itemnotify ${FindItem[=${AlchemyBag}].ItemSlot} rightmouseup Thank you for your assistance!

Because it has to see what bag is available to use. The user may be using a different alchemy bag, so first I have to check to see what bag they have and then set that as ${AlchemyBag} After it now has the alchemy bag the user has set, it needs to open that bag.

Hello all, I am having a slight issue with opening a named bag When I do: /itemnotify "Reinforced Medicine Bag" rightmouseup It opens up the bag correctly When I set Reinforced Medicine Bag to a var and then call it like this: /declare AlchemyBag string outer /if (${FindItem[=Reinforced...

Potions.mac causes EQ to CTD after it opens the merchant window. Not sure if this mac is kept up to date or not or if anyone else has this issue. Edit: It seems the /call buy crashes it (i think), and I am not sure why.

Hello, I went another route and just used the following which works: /if (${Bool[${Me.Gem[1]}]}==FALSE) { /do stuff } Thank you all so much for your guidance!

When I remove the ! it returns false when there is no Spell Memmed in Gem 1, and True when there is. I am trying to get it to do the opposite

I'm confused. ${Bool[!${Me.Gem[1]}]} seems to be a check on if you have a Gem 1, which means if you're a caster, you will have a Gem 1, whether it has a spell in it or not, it always comes back as true. What I am trying to do is have two checks, which can probably be rolled into one (i just...

Ok, that worked for one thing, unless the Gem is empty :( If it's empty it returns null and continues past the statement I want it to go to I also tried /if (${Me.Gem[1].Skill.Equal[NULL]}) { /do stuff } But it falls through

Hello, How would I compare stings in this example? /if ${Me.Gem[1].Skill} is NotEqual to Abjuration { /do this } ${Me.Gem[2]Skill} returns the skill type of gem 1 but I have tried dozens of different things but unable to find a way with my current experiance.

Hello, Yes me again :D I was wondering if there was a way to detect that a spell is currently on cooldown? I looked through the possible spell datatypes here https://docs.macroquest.org/reference/data-types/datatype-spell/ but I could not find one that would return something if the spell is on...