Oct 02 2019 by RedGuides
- KissAssist (ctaylor22, Maskoi) updated to fix the "melee jiggle dance", fix for pet buffs, cure|me fixed, DanNet compatibility fixes
- CWTN's plugins: MQ2Eskay, MQ2Rogue, MQ2Berzerker updated
- MQ2XPTracker (ChatWithThisName) Fix loss of XP from death showing incorrect amount of negative XP.
- MQ2Collections (TypePun) Change Find and Firsts to return temporary iterator. Implement Clone method on iterators.
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Oct 02 2019 by Eqmule
- Made some changes to the ${Task} TLO
- It's likely some macros will break due to these changes, but
I felt the upside with not having to rely on the window warrants that.
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- New Feature: It's no longer needed to have the task window open to access the TLO.
- Added .Type to the TaskObjective TLO
It returns a string that can be one of the following:
Unknown,None,Deliver,Kill,Loot,Hail,Explore,Tradeskill,Fishing,
Foraging,Cast,UseSkill,DZSwitch,DestroyObject,Collect,Dialogue
- Added .CurrentCount which returns the current count of the .Type needed to complete a objective.
- Added .RequiredCount which returns the required count of the .Type needed to complete a objective.
- Added .Optional which returns true or false if a objective is optional
- Added .RequiredItem which returns a string of the required item to complete a objective.
- Added .RequiredSkill which returns a string of the required skill to complete a objective.
- Added .RequiredSpell which returns a string of the required spell to complete a objective.
- Added .DZSwitchID which returns a int of the switch used in a objective.
- Example: /echo ${Task[The Grand Illusion].Objective[1].CurrentCount}
- Added .ID to the ${Task} TLO it returns an int of the task ID
- Example: /echo ${Task[The Grand Illusion].ID}
- Ok so fair warning, the taskwindow doesn't add items by index, unless sorted by first column,
and even then, it can be "off" (because reasons)
so... if you are smart don't use ${Task[1].ID} and expect it to be whatever is the first list item.
ALWAYS refer to taks by their NAME.
so like: ${Task[The Grand Illusion].Step.Index} WILL absolutely always return the correct index
as returned by the taskmanager, but it might not be the index you "see" in the window.
Bottomline, we should not rely on the window anymore.
It's useful to look up the name of the tasks, basically.
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