Macro code help - How to determine if you're in a group or not (1 Viewer)

[Cpt_Cam]

Does anybody have an example of code that checks to see if you're in a group?

I want to augment some afk code for my powerlevelees to not only gate if my spinner dies, but also to recognize when they've been abandoned so they can go ahead and camp and not stand there.

Soemthing like

if ${Me.Notinagroup} /call campsub

 

[thez]

Re: Macro code help

${Group} returns the number of people in your group. Work with that.

 

[Cpt_Cam]

Thx Z.

sub main
:loop
/echo starting
/if (${Group}<2) /call issues
/if (${Group}>1) {
/echo A strong childhood is a good thing 
/delay 5s
		 /goto :loop
				 }
/return
sub issues
/echo I've got abandonment issues here...
/camp
/endmac
 
/return
 
| http://www.redguides.com/wiki/DataType:group

 

[thez]

Hmm...you might as well just do ${Group}>=2, instead of >1. You'll never get to a group size of 1, because before you would, you'd trigger the line above it.

 

[neo_vs_hal]

/if (${Group}>1) {
/echo A strong childhood is a good thing
/delay 5s

This whole part is redundant. No reason to do a check on a condition you already know is true.

EDIT:
Just looked at the Wiki link. Shouldn't first condition be:

/if (${GroupSize}<2) /call issues
OR
/if (${Members}==0) /call issues

 

[HardOne]

/if (${Group.Members})

 

[Cpt_Cam]

Well, regardless of what approach is right...it's working and accomplished my goal. Could it be more efficient? Yes. Am I going to go rewrite it? Probably not. It's serving the purpose right now.

But, this thread, to me at least, is why I don't mind paying $5 to our little community here. We help each other and assist in the education. Z could have tossed out the code but he guided me. Alternatively, he could have taken the "RTFM" approach and wrote me off but he did the cool thing. And all the replies behind it are examples too. I like this community. I've got 2 red cents from things I've done in the past. I've given out red cents, advice, tips etc. I love it.

 

[thez]

${Group} returns the same as ${Group.Size}. Check it with /echo.