MQ2Trek - Broken use MQ2rwarp & Mq2Piggyzone

[Maskoi]

MQ2TREK​

Recent patch broke MQ2Trek Broken use MQ2Rwarp & MQ2Piggyzone
Yes its been over 4 years since EvenLessSpam
posted it but you can't keep a great plugin down.
Dug up and resurrected its a Blast from the Past​

Requires MQ2Addicts

Plugin is included in the current compile to use you must unload MQ2Rwarp and MQ2PiggyZone

/plugin MQ2Rwarp 
/plugin MQ2PiggyZone 
/plugin MQ2Trek Unload

Available Commands:

/warp s[uccor]                  - Warps you to zone safe/succor spot.
/warp t[arget][ n|s|e|w <dist>] - Warps you to your current target.
                                    If n, s, e or w is specified the dist.
                                    must also be given, then you'll warp to
                                    the location <dist> units in the chosen
                                    direction of your current target.
/warp i[tem][ n|s|e|w <dist>]   - Warps you to your current itemtarget.
                                    If n, s, e or w is specified the dist.
                                    must also be given, then you'll warp to
                                    the location <dist> units in the chosen
                                    direction of your current itemtarget.
/warp d[ir] <distance>          - Warps you <distance> units in the
                                    direction you're currently facing.
/warp z <distance>              - Warps you <distance> units on the Z axis.
                                    Same as /zwarp.
/warp loc <Y X Z>               - Warps you to the specified Y X Z coord.
/warp wp <WP>                   - Warps you to a previously saved Waypoint.
/warp last                      - Warps you to the last spot you warped to
                                    with any of the above commands.

/zwarp <distance>               - Works like the /warp z command. Left in
                                    for legacy.

/zone [force ]<Zone>[ WP]       - (Chain)Zones you to the specified Zone and
                                    if specified, at the waypoint in that
                                    zone.
                                    Zone must be the Zone.ShortName (ex. 
                                    poknowledge and not plane of knowledge).
                                    If the command is used with the "force"
                                    parameter, it will try to zone you
                                    directly to the specified Zone, you'll
                                    most likely Crash To Desktop (CTD) in
                                    the process.

/findpath <Zone>                - Shows the path /zone will take, to bring
                                    you to the specified Zone.

/fade succor                    - Fades you to the zone safe/succor spot.
/fade loc <Y X Z>               - Fades you to the specified coordinates.
/fade <WP>                      - Fades you to the specified Waypoint.

/waypoint add <WP>              - Works like the /zone setwp command.
/waypoint del <WP>              - Works like the /zone clearwp command.
/waypoint list                  - Lists all the waypoints set in your
                                    current zone.

/evac                           - Works like the /fade succor command.
/succor                         - Works like the /fade succor command.
/exactloc                       - Gives you your exact location in the zone.
/gate                           - Teleports you to your bind spot.

 

[Jmo]

Re: MQ2Trek - A Blast from Past

Aren't all of those commands in RWarp?

 

[Maskoi]

Re: MQ2Trek - A Blast from Past

Aren't all of those commands in RWarp?

Not even close MQ2Trek blows RWarp away.

 

[lordbyter]

Re: MQ2Trek - A Blast from Past

what exactly is the difference in warp and fade?

 

[Maskoi]

Re: MQ2Trek - A Blast from Past

what exactly is the difference in warp and fade?

Warp - moves around inside the zone like teleporting from one point to another
Fade - acts as if you were zoning ( ie drops all agro) but keeps you in the same zone.

 

[lordbyter]

Re: MQ2Trek - A Blast from Past

TY, and it sounds like fade is a little more likely to get caught using.