Question - Command to toggle dps on/off and a command to toggle auto targeting on and off.

[Sungazer]

I’ve been basically burning down everything I’ve encountered so far, and allowing the bot full freedom to do what it needs, but I’ve started on ToV progression and I’m on a mission that requires a bit more finesse.

I need to be able to stop my squad from doing all damage and I need to be able to freely swap targets, not choose the target the bot wants.

Are there toggle commands that can perform these things please?

 

[Sungazer]

ok so i figured this one out for myself.

it wasent quite what i was asking for in the above post, but i muddled through with it, and now i wont ever have to bother with this mission again (hopefully) lol.

what i ended up doing was: a hotkey that sent /dexecute name /rgl pause and /rgl unpause to my DPS classes to stop the bulk of the dps

and manually toggling the auto target function in the combat > targeting section of the RGMercs settings.

it wasent ideal, and im sure there are better ways to do this, but it got me through the mission (with a death or two, because the mission is just a bit of a pita in general)

if youre wondering the mission is restless assualt and the problem named was narandi the restless.

 

[Algar]

/rgl set setting value
Allows you to change options with the CLI. Broadcast as needed. I have quite a few hotkeys set up with some common toggles myself.

There is also a /rgl backoff that stops engagement on the fly, which has the advantage of stopping auto attack etc.

Glad you got the mission done. I recommend you take a look at the in game command list and FAQs in your options window.

 

[nitramneb]

/rgl backoff is excellent for this - just remember that it is a TOGGLE, so when you are wondering why your toons aren't hitting things now that you want them to, hit it again.....

 

[Algar]

/rgl backoff is excellent for this - just remember that it is a TOGGLE, so when you are wondering why your toons aren't hitting things now that you want them to, hit it again.....

It is a toggle without argument.
You can use /rgl backoff on or /rgl backoff off for an idempotent version.