Hello, as the title states I am starting out with MQ i have been dabbling in EQ again in years and decided to give this a shot. I am going through all the tutorials and I have a question right off the bat. is there a list or an easy way to find target.id's for in game macros i would like to use my main to issue orders to my toon as well as maybe set up kissassist. thank you.
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IRL - Just starting out with MQ
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howdy Reigar!
Welcome to RedGuides.
Today is a great day to be joining the community as we just officially launched our "Update to MacroQuest" and we have a ton of new vids and guides and such to help you with that.
>>> Official RedGuide's Starter Videos <<< give this a looksie, and you should be right on your way.
to answer your question about target.id --- your ${Target.ID} is the ID of your target. the ID is the spawn number, which will can and will change.
for example if you do a
/echo ${Me.ID} and then zone and do another /echo ${Me.ID} you will all but certainly have a new value