Chases the specified player using MQ2Nav, because who likes that pesky afollow. Not much else to it. It will chase if the chase distance is exceeded and you are not currently:
- Casting (unless you're a bard)
- Auto attack on
- AutoFire on
- Hovering (dead)
- Sticking to something
- Already nav'ing somewhere
Intended for use when running something without an available chase mode, or characters outside of group or some other situation where your only option is typically afollow. Don't try to run this at the same time as something else which does chasing.
Provides a little UI to control it in addition to the available commands:
Instructions:
1. Obtain the script:
1A. Watch the resource and download it using the RedGuides Launcher, or
1B. Download the script and place it in the Lua folder.
2. Run the script:
2a.
2b.
Available commands:
Some Notes
Chase Target is used when Chase Role is set to None. Otherwise, Chase Target is ignored.
Picked some arbitrary upper/lower boundaries for the chase distance.
The chase target uses
- Casting (unless you're a bard)
- Auto attack on
- AutoFire on
- Hovering (dead)
- Sticking to something
- Already nav'ing somewhere
Intended for use when running something without an available chase mode, or characters outside of group or some other situation where your only option is typically afollow. Don't try to run this at the same time as something else which does chasing.
Provides a little UI to control it in addition to the available commands:
Instructions:
1. Obtain the script:
1A. Watch the resource and download it using the RedGuides Launcher, or
1B. Download the script and place it in the Lua folder.
2. Run the script:
2a.
/lua run chase
2b.
/lua run chase somedude
Available commands:
INI:
- /luachase pause on|1|true -- pause chasing
- /luachase pause off|0|false -- resume chasing
- /luachase role ma|mt|leader|raid1|raid2|raid3 -- chase the PC matching the specified role
- /luachase role -- prints the current role PC to chase
- /luachase target -- sets the chase to your current target, if it is a valid PC target
- /luachase name somedude -- sets the chase target to somedude
- /luachase name -- prints the current chase target
- /luachase distance 30 -- sets the chase distance to 30
- /luachase distance -- prints the current chase distance
- /luachase show -- displays the UI window
- /luachase hide -- hides the UI window
- /luachase [help] -- displays the help output
/chase
would have conflicted with something or other most likely. I'm open to suggestions besides /luachase
.Some Notes
Chase Target is used when Chase Role is set to None. Otherwise, Chase Target is ignored.
Picked some arbitrary upper/lower boundaries for the chase distance.
INI:
Min distance == 15
Max distance == 300
The chase target uses
${Spawn[pc =%s]}
when role is set to None, so it will only chase an exact match PC name.- Source Repository
- https://github.com/aquietone/luachase
- [git] Automation options?
- Yes