Is there a way I can adjust the "15 sec" part? If I would like 30 secs or a minute? Is this adjustable? Also, is there an adjust on the fly way to edit your loot.ini file to stop looting worthless junk? In order for it to work for me, I have been editing the loot.ini file, saving it, then unloading MQ2 and refreshing injections. Doesn't always work either. Seems a lot of work everytime you find an item you don't want to loot. I expect there is a much easier way. Thanks folks.
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Question - Stuck on my cursor. Dropping it into inventory in 15 sec.
- Thread starter mckonz
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1.) Download VS Code
2.) Install the MQ2 add-on so you get pretty colors
3.) Use VS Code to open KissAssist.mac
4.) CTRL-F (Find)
5.) Type "is stuck on my cursor" in the find window and hit enter to search
6.) You'll see a /timed right below that. Multiply seconds by 10 and replace 150 with what you got
2.) Install the MQ2 add-on so you get pretty colors
3.) Use VS Code to open KissAssist.mac
4.) CTRL-F (Find)
5.) Type "is stuck on my cursor" in the find window and hit enter to search
6.) You'll see a /timed right below that. Multiply seconds by 10 and replace 150 with what you got
