Question - ${Target.Aggressive} and ${Spawn[name].Aggressive}

[Multichar]

Perhaps I'm not using this correctly, but I would like to be able to see if a mob is going to attack me and I thought this sounded like it would be the right member. When I target a mob that is scrowls, ready to attack, and I do an /echo ${Target.Aggressive} it returns FALSE. If I do a /echo ${Spawn[nameofscrowlingmob].Aggressive} it returns false. Same if I target an indifferent NPC. Is it bugged, do I have to initialize it somehow, or am I using it wrong?

 

[saar]

Aggressive just means it's aggroed

 

[Robban]

Perhaps I'm not using this correctly, but I would like to be able to see if a mob is going to attack me and I thought this sounded like it would be the right member. When I target a mob that is scrowls, ready to attack, and I do an /echo ${Target.Aggressive} it returns FALSE. If I do a /echo ${Spawn[nameofscrowlingmob].Aggressive} it returns false. Same if I target an indifferent NPC. Is it bugged, do I have to initialize it somehow, or am I using it wrong?

Cant really find anything about a spawn being aggressive

Macroquest2 Documentation

 

[Multichar]

Ok, sounds like the client doesn't keep track of that and the only way to know then is to target the mob, consider it, and then set up a trigger that changes a variable if it detects the phrase 'ready to attack'. Thank you