Question - Condition to check if "outside" ?

[janktron]

is there a check for this? i know certain zones are considered outside even tho you might not expect it.

 

[Warl0ck45]

http://www.redguides.com/docs/projects/macroquest/reference/data-types/datatype-currentzone/

Multiple ways to go about it.

The outdoors tag doesn't seem to be working, though indoors does. So something like !${Zone[${Zone.ID}].Indoor} ought to do the trick

 

[janktron]

http://www.redguides.com/docs/projects/macroquest/reference/data-types/datatype-currentzone/

Multiple ways to go about it.

The outdoors tag doesn't seem to be working, though indoors does. So something like !${Zone[${Zone.ID}].Indoor} ought to do the trick

thanks warlock..will give it a try

 

[eqmule]

Changes.txt is your friend.

14 Nov 2016 by eqmule

- Corrected the zoneinfo struct
What we previously had been refering to as "ZoneType" was not in fact it, so it has been renamed to FOgOnOff which is what its for.
This means that ${Zone.Type} has changed a bit...
it now returns 0-5 see the EOutDoor enum for more info. And whoever wants to update the wiki should refer to that.
in short: 0=Indoor Dungeon 1=Outdoor 2=Outdoor City 3=Dungeon City 4=Indoor City 5=Outdoor Dungeon

 

[Warl0ck45]

Which means another way you could check is using the TLO select, and compare the zone types.

http://www.redguides.com/docs/projects/macroquest/reference/top-level-objects/tlo-select/

So something like ${Select[${Zone.Type},1,2,5]} will return an integer (1, 2, or 5) if the zone is outdoors, or a 0 if it is indoors. 0 is of course read as false, and any integer is true.

There are multiple ways to get there, just a matter of which one you prefer to use =)