Screenshots and MQ2

[Noobhaxor]

Here is a basic macro that will allow you take a standard client looking screenshot with no traces of MQ2.

|---Screenshot.mac---|

Sub Main

/caption MQCaptions off
/delay 3
/keypress NETSTAT
/delay 2
/plugin mq2chatwnd unload
/delay 10
/keypress SCREENCAP
/delay 2
/plugin mq2chatwnd
/delay 10
/keypress NETSTAT
/delay 2
/caption MQCaptions on
/endmacro
/return

I'm not heavy user of screenshots, but I don't really like the changes mq2 makes to the screen colors. Here is what I run with all the time:

No MQ2 Captions or Colors
/caption MQCaptions off

No MQ2ChatWnd (I like to use my standard chat window that includes battle spam and other crap. I use separate window for tells so I can still report people if I need.)

/plugin mq2chatwnd unload
/plugin mq2chat (Note: This puts MQ2 chatter into your main chat window!)

I also don't like Netstat so I just press F11 to toggle it off.

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[Infiniteye]

I probably should have asked this a while ago, do chat commands like /warp t etc. that I type into my regular EQ chat windows get seen by EQ and recorded somehow? I noticed sometimes when I put a / into the chat the MQ window will take over and my chat command will end up in that window not my standard EQ main window. Am I being retarded just ignoring the MQ window and typing my commands into normal chat?

 

[Noobhaxor]

Nope never registered with the client. Also, Did you know that Sony doesn't keep any information on the history of your chat or any chat for that matter. The only logs Sony keeps track of are Loot and Kill History.

 

[AnonymousHero]

Nope never registered with the client. Also, Did you know that Sony doesn't keep any information on the history of your chat or any chat for that matter. The only logs Sony keeps track of are Loot and Kill History.

True I mean imagine how much data 12 years of chat logs multiplied by how many servers and how many players that's alot of data that's mostly useless to them which is why they have a /report function I imagine so they dont have to keep that data laying around.