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Question - Tank wont stick to mob
- Thread starter Darb
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Could be this. New version of KA has a change if you turn on MQ2Melee it will let that plugin handle the "stick" to mob function. You may need to update your MQ2Melee with tank stick commands.
Changes to stick from 10.2.6 update notes:
I found this realistic MQMelee settings post useful when my BST stopped staying on target after the update. Add whichever of these settings applies. You can type them as commands and then do a "/melee save" to make them permanent. Or edit your mq2melee settings in your mq2 character ini file (server_Name in Release folder.)
Changes to stick from 10.2.6 update notes:
Rich (BB code):
Made changes to how stick is used in Combat.
If you have UseMQ2Melee turned on then you will need to setup MQ2Melee stick commands.
Kiss will not use /stick commands in combat if you have MQ2Melee turned on.
StickHow=0:
Will use the /stick id ${Target.ID} command so you will have to tweak the MQ2MoveUtils settings for /stick.
StickHow=yourstickoptions:
will issue the /stick ${Target.MaxRangeTo} id ${Target.ID} ${StickHow} command.
Note: Kiss will try and use Max melee distance, so if you want to close the gap/get closser to the mob, use the % option in your StickHow option.
Example: StickHow=MoveBack 50% loose. This will move you back to 50% of targets MAX melee radius using loose movements.
Note: If durring Combat, you are to close to a mob, and can't see it. Kiss will try and back you up untill you can see the mob. I found this realistic MQMelee settings post useful when my BST stopped staying on target after the update. Add whichever of these settings applies. You can type them as commands and then do a "/melee save" to make them permanent. Or edit your mq2melee settings in your mq2 character ini file (server_Name in Release folder.)
Rich (BB code):
|Rogue DPS Classstickrange=75
stickmode=1
stickcmd=${If[${Math.Calc[${Target.MaxRangeTo}*0.8]} > 19,15,${Math.Calc[${Target.MaxRangeTo}*0.8]}]} hold moveback behind loose
|Melee DPS Class NOT Rogues
stickrange=75
stickmode=1
stickcmd=${If[${Math.Calc[${Target.MaxRangeTo}*0.8]} > 19,15,${Math.Calc[${Target.MaxRangeTo}*0.8]}]} hold moveback !front loose
|Tank Classes
stickrange=75
stickmode=1
stickcmd=${If[${Math.Calc[${Target.MaxRangeTo}*0.8]} > 19,10,${Math.Calc[${Target.MaxRangeTo}*0.7]}]} moveback loose
Yea, if your going to use MQ2Melee, while running kiss, then you need to setup your stickcmd in MQ2melee. Other wise kiss and MQ2Melee will just keep fighting each other over who controls stick. For those of you NOT using MQ2melee, then you just need to fine tune your StickHow command to work for you. Kiss now tries to keep you at max melee of the mob, if you want to adjust that distance then change your StickHow to use the % qualifier. So if you don't want to be in frot of the mob and you want to get a little closer to the mob, then set your StickHow=!front 75%
This will keep you NOT in front of the mob and with in 75% of the mobs max melee range. And if /stick breaks for some reason, while in combat, then the /stick command is reapplied.
This will keep you NOT in front of the mob and with in 75% of the mobs max melee range. And if /stick breaks for some reason, while in combat, then the /stick command is reapplied.
I have ditched mq2melee entirely on warrior
https://www.redguides.com/community...PullerTank-WITHOUT-MQ2Melee-running-KA-10-2-6
https://www.redguides.com/community...PullerTank-WITHOUT-MQ2Melee-running-KA-10-2-6