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[ctaylor22]

This weekend while using KISS I created 2 social keys to help with determining the MaxRadius to use for pulling mobs for new camp locations.

Key 1 I labeled MaxRadius+ and used the following code:

/varset MaxRadius ${Math.Calc[${MaxRadius}+5]}
/echo ${MaxRadius}

Key 2 I labeled MaxRadius- and used the following code:

/varset MaxRadius ${Math.Calc[${MaxRadius}-5]}
/echo ${MaxRadius}

So while running Kiss. I wait till the puller starts spamming checking for mobs or whatever it says. Then I click on the MaxRadius+ key till it finds more mobs. Then I wait till it starts spamming looking for more mobs again. Rinse and repeat until I hit the sweet spot for your location. If you overextend your range, then just click on the second key to shorten it.

Hope this is helpful for someone.

Ctaylor

 

[Maskoi]

Thanks for sharing.

 

[BlankStare]

I'm weary about using MQ commands in the main window - as such, I type a period '.' first which will open the command typing into the MQ2 window. Has there been any noticeable different between using MQ commands in an EQ window versus a MQ2 window? Is the MQ2 window hidden during GM searches?

 

[Dutch_SK]

I'm weary about using MQ commands in the main window - as such, I type a period '.' first which will open the command typing into the MQ2 window. Has there been any noticeable different between using MQ commands in an EQ window versus a MQ2 window? Is the MQ2 window hidden during GM searches?

Yes and what if you accidently typo a MQ2 command in your EQ window? Do bells ring at SOE? =)

 

[dannuic]

Any correctly typed command gets hooked by MQ2 and never leaves your computer. Any incorrectly typed command never gets past your client telling you that it is an incorrect command, so also never leaves your computer. The thing that gets sent to the server is the action your command causes, never the string of characters you actually type (unless the command takes an argument, where the argument gets sent to the server, but the actual command does not).

 

[BlankStare]

Any correctly typed command gets hooked by MQ2 and never leaves your computer. Any incorrectly typed command never gets past your client telling you that it is an incorrect command, so also never leaves your computer. The thing that gets sent to the server is the action your command causes, never the string of characters you actually type (unless the command takes an argument, where the argument gets sent to the server, but the actual command does not).

Thanks for explaining that, sir. Here's +20% of a free month!

 

[Wolfborn]

If you're like me and you set your MapFilter SpellRadius to your Max Pull Radius you can add the lines in RED to keep your SpellRadius in snyc with your pull radius.

Key 1 I labeled MaxRadius+ and used the following code:

/varset MaxRadius ${Math.Calc[${MaxRadius}+5]}
/echo ${MaxRadius}
/mapfilter spellradius ${MaxRadius}

Key 2 I labeled MaxRadius- and used the following code:

/varset MaxRadius ${Math.Calc[${MaxRadius}-5]}
/echo ${MaxRadius}
/mapfilter spellradius ${MaxRadius}