- Other Authors
- Bardomatic, Sic, brainiac, eqmule
- Included in Very Vanilla
Included! No need to download.
- Source Repository
- https://github.com/RedGuides/MQ2Events
MQ2Events - Ini-determined, event driven.
MQ2Events allows you to configure a reaction to any text-based event. For example, if you want to /cry when the text "has become ENRAGED" appears, you're in the right place.
If the event doesn't make text, such as entering a body of water, you should use LEM
Commands:
Ini file name:
MQ2Events_CharacterName.ini i.e. MQ2Events_Bob
or you can have a generic "MQ2Events.ini" if no character name ini is defined
MQ2Events.ini
[eventname]
trigger=trigger text
command=command to execute when triggered
ini example entries
2 Common Issues:
1. Ensure you have created your MQ2Events_ToonName.ini file in your RELEASE folder for legacy MQ2 or CONFIG folder for MacroQuest
2. Ensure the file is "MQ2Events_ToonName.ini" where ToonName is your dude like MQ2Events_Bob.ini --- you can't have MQ2Events_Bob.ini.ini or MQ2Events_Bob.ini.txt to verify your file type is correct:
open your release/config folder, Click the "View" tab
Move over to the right and select "File Name Extensions"
Then you should see your MQ2Events_ToonName.ini files
This is correct
This is NOT Correct
once you have correctly setup your mq2events file
and you have
doing an
if you don't see the event, trying doing an
TLOs added by MQ2Events:
MQ2Events allows you to configure a reaction to any text-based event. For example, if you want to /cry when the text "has become ENRAGED" appears, you're in the right place.
If the event doesn't make text, such as entering a body of water, you should use LEM
Commands:
| Syntax | Description |
|---|---|
| /event [option] [<name> <trigger text | command text>] | Adds, lists, deletes, and controls all events |
| /eventdebug [on|off] | Turns event debugging on or off |
Ini file name:
MQ2Events_CharacterName.ini i.e. MQ2Events_Bob
or you can have a generic "MQ2Events.ini" if no character name ini is defined
MQ2Events.ini
[eventname]
trigger=trigger text
command=command to execute when triggered
ini example entries
Rich (BB code):
[campcheck]
trigger=#*#says out of character, 'cc#*#
command=/if (${Zone.ID}==703) /ooc Beget Cube
[campcheck2]
trigger=#*#says out of character, 'camp check#*#
command=/if (${Zone.ID}==703) /ooc Beget Cube
[enrage]
trigger=|${Target.DisplayName}| has become ENRAGED#2#
command=/attack off
[relaytell]
trigger=#1# tells you, #2#
command=/tell relaytargetname ${EventArg1} told me, '${EventArg2.Mid[2,${Math.Calc[${EventArg2.Length}-2]}]}'
[group]
trigger=#1#To join the group, click on the 'FOLLOW' option, or 'DISBAND' to cancel.#2#
command=/timed ${Math.Calc[${Math.Rand[30]}+40]} /keypress ctrl+i
[raid]
trigger=#1#To join the raid click the accept button in the raid window or type /raidaccept.#2#
command=/timed ${Math.Calc[${Math.Rand[30]}+40]} /raidaccept2 Common Issues:
1. Ensure you have created your MQ2Events_ToonName.ini file in your RELEASE folder for legacy MQ2 or CONFIG folder for MacroQuest
2. Ensure the file is "MQ2Events_ToonName.ini" where ToonName is your dude like MQ2Events_Bob.ini --- you can't have MQ2Events_Bob.ini.ini or MQ2Events_Bob.ini.txt to verify your file type is correct:
open your release/config folder, Click the "View" tab
Move over to the right and select "File Name Extensions"
Then you should see your MQ2Events_ToonName.ini files
This is correct
This is NOT Correct
once you have correctly setup your mq2events file
and you have
/event ondoing an
/event list will display your "active events"if you don't see the event, trying doing an
/event load and try againTLOs added by MQ2Events:
| TLO | Data Type(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|
| EventArg1 | Holds a string set by MQ2Events trigger #1# | |
| EventArg2 | Holds a string set by MQ2Events trigger #2# | |
| EventArg3 | Holds a string set by MQ2Events trigger #3# | |
| EventArg4 | Holds a string set by MQ2Events trigger #4# | |
| EventArg5 | Holds a string set by MQ2Events trigger #5# | |
| EventArg6 | Holds a string set by MQ2Events trigger #6# | |
| EventArg7 | Holds a string set by MQ2Events trigger #7# | |
| EventArg8 | Holds a string set by MQ2Events trigger #8# | |
| EventArg9 | Holds a string set by MQ2Events trigger #9# |
