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Looking for a NPC Looting Macro!
- Thread starter LordMage
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someoneorsomething
Member
Check the hunter macro out great loot snipet in there
I actually think this idea is not bad - I have a similar problem, would like a macro to loot everything around me (say a radius of 40) and then only collect certain items and destroy others.
I looked and the hunter.mac and remembered I knew nothing about programming and that I could not pull out the coding to do what I wanted - a pointer would be great?
I looked and the hunter.mac and remembered I knew nothing about programming and that I could not pull out the coding to do what I wanted - a pointer would be great?
Learningcurve
Member
There is also a loot macro made already on the macroquest site that basicly loots anything in a defined radius. DOn't think it was in VIP but not sure how up to date it is either.
armysoldier
Well-known member
search is your friend
the FH thread i bumped has a loot macro on it
it is the old lootwhore macro reworked
it should be what your looking for .. if not search for lootwhore
ARMY
the FH thread i bumped has a loot macro on it
it is the old lootwhore macro reworked
it should be what your looking for .. if not search for lootwhore
ARMY
Persnickety
Active member
The generic looting code I always use is the NinjaAdvLoot.inc that is included in AD00's Autobot macro bundle from MQ2 VIP (Found here if you have VIP access). Once you have that, stick it in a macro and add a few setup lines.
Here is a basic example of looting all mobs within 100 radius.
It will create a file called loot.ini that contains every item it encounters when trying to loot. By default, it will keep all droppable items and ignore all no-drop items. You can go in and edit that file so that it will keep, destroy, or ignore whichever items you want.
Here is a basic example of looting all mobs within 100 radius.
Rich (BB code):
#include Ninjadvloot.inc
Sub Main
/call SetupAdvLootVars
/varset CorpseRadius 100
/call LootMobs
/returnIt will create a file called loot.ini that contains every item it encounters when trying to loot. By default, it will keep all droppable items and ignore all no-drop items. You can go in and edit that file so that it will keep, destroy, or ignore whichever items you want.