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navto.inc - ease MQ2Nav use in macro's
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Issue/bug/feature discovered whereby navto.inc will interrupt macro function:
When using the navToPortalID sub, and subsequently having an event in an after zoning scenario, I found that this sub would hang my macro and prevent it from triggering actions in the event. I rewrote the sub like below so that it still functions, but does not interrupt the event sub. I also chose to move the doortarget before the nav command, as it made no logical sense to target it after you've naved to it, though it has no meaningful impact on operation. What I did remove was the delay while not moving, and changed the distance check to delay while your distance from target was less than 60 to instead be while greater than 25 (the distance from the door you activate the portal). I believe it was getting into a logic loop fail with the less than 60 check.
When using the navToPortalID sub, and subsequently having an event in an after zoning scenario, I found that this sub would hang my macro and prevent it from triggering actions in the event. I rewrote the sub like below so that it still functions, but does not interrupt the event sub. I also chose to move the doortarget before the nav command, as it made no logical sense to target it after you've naved to it, though it has no meaningful impact on operation. What I did remove was the delay while not moving, and changed the distance check to delay while your distance from target was less than 60 to instead be while greater than 25 (the distance from the door you activate the portal). I believe it was getting into a logic loop fail with the less than 60 check.
INI:
Sub navToPortalID(int iPortalID)
DODBG navToPortalID doorID = ${iPortalID}
/doortarget id ${iPortalID}
/nav door id ${iPortalID} click
/while ( ${Switch.Distance}>25 || ${Navigation.Active} || ${Me.Moving} ) {
/delay 5
}
/return