Plugin - RedGuides Launcher Zero Plugins (1 Viewer)

[groug]

Here is my issues Shows no plugin watched the Video on how to install watched a few different ones thinking I was the problem but did everything sic said.

I also though it was my computer since I had a Free mq2 installed but though Redguides would be easier
so I reformatted my computer Did a fresh install of windows 10 updated drivers and now tried again to install again no Plugins
if anyone can tell me what im doing wrong Do I even need the plug ins?? also how do i use the macros on this one do i just type /mac NAMEOFmacro?

 

[ImGreg]

so have you "Watched" any plugins?

 

[Sic]

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Here is my issues Shows no plugin watched the Video on how to install watched a few different ones thinking I was the problem but did everything sic said.

I also though it was my computer since I had a Free mq2 installed but though Redguides would be easier
so I reformatted my computer Did a fresh install of windows 10 updated drivers and now tried again to install again no Plugins
if anyone can tell me what im doing wrong Do I even need the plug ins?? also how do i use the macros on this one do i just type /mac NAMEOFmacro

There are no plugins that will show here, currently, outside of "premium" plugins. If you had a license to mq2grind or one of the cwtn class plugins you would see them there.

Everything else you have downloaded already, as it says.

so have you "Watched" any plugins?

There are no plugins you can "watch" to appear here

 

[groug]

There are no plugins that will show here, currently, outside of "premium" plugins. If you had a license to mq2grind or one of the cwtn class plugins you would see them there.

Everything else you have downloaded already, as it says.


There are no plugins you can "watch" to appear here

So than what is something like mean? if there zero plugins but says its included???

 

[MrPatate]

That plugin is in the compil.
The plugin tab is for bought plugins. That's why you don't see it. MQ2heals is a free plugin.

 

[Vrakenor]

groug

This is where the reading and research part comes into play. Here is a suggestion on where to start. Go to the "Lua" section of these forums and scroll down through them til you find one that peaks your interest. Like Lootly for instance then click on it. When the Lootly page pops up look in the upper right corner of the page and find where it says "Watch". Click watch and the very next time you fire up MQ login go down to the Lua button and click it. There you will see Lootly and yes it has been installed into MQ (well not totally but follow the instructions to install Lootly hehe bad example). But that is how you install plugins, Lua's, macro's into MQ. Then you have to use "run" commands once you log in to the game. Once you get used to it, it becomes second nature.

Vrak

 

[Sic]

So than what is something like mean? if there zero plugins but says its included???View attachment 50577

Do what now? You seem real hung up on something that has been answered.

There are no plugins to manage on that tab unless you have purchased licenses for premium plugins - like cwtn class plugins, or mq2grind as examples.

Everything else is already included and downloaded, as it says - "all plugins that come with very vanilla are already in your folder and up to date".

Any of those plugins you want to load, you can load with /plugin name

 

[vandersl]

Welcome to MQ2 groug.

A plugin is a DLL file that you can find in the 'plugins' folder in your MQNext installation folder. If you look there, you will find a large number of plugins (my folder has 109 of them), including MQ2Heals.dll. These plugins are all 'included' - they get installed with MQ2 and will be updated each time you update via the launcher.

Being 'included' does not mean that they are all loaded and running. You can see the plugins that are currently running using the command '/plugin list'. Or you can bring up the plugin manager plugin via '/plugin MQ2pluginmanager load'. This will show you a window with a list of all the plugins you have (if the window does not show up right away you can try '/loadskin default'), and whether they are loaded (green) or not loaded (red). Clicking a name loads it, right-clicking unloads it.

As others have said, the Plugin tab of the Launcher shows you only the optional / premium plugins that are not installed with MQ2.