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TheZ 2.2 Compile (1 Viewer)
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armysoldier
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Re: TheZ 2.0 Compile
mq2combat needs moveutils
moveutils is the one that lets us do circle.. and /stick etc etc
8-)
mq2combat needs moveutils
moveutils is the one that lets us do circle.. and /stick etc etc
8-)
Nakitasunrise
New member
Just an FYI .. the Piggyzone doesn't work.... I get the message: Your home city is unavailable.... Going back to Character Select Screen.Any advice would be greatly appreaciated.
And Yes /plugin Mq2piggyzone load was loaded....
Doesn't matter from what zone you try to use this, it crashes You !
Thanks.
The only zone that it doesn't work on PoD's with (in my experience) is in parts of western PoK, because the GMs added an invisible / untargetable spawn named "Priest of Discord" that doesn't show up with a model and doesn't teleport you. I'm currently looking into some sort of fix for this, but I'm not quite sure how to work with it. I may just have the plugin warp you to the big bank or something first, so that you get the right PoD.
mrtyler said:
Anyone know how to stop the moveutils from stop sticking when i move the char while macros are running?
Also if no way to stop it from not sticking, how can i get it to start sticking again?
I have tried:
/stick on
/stick load
neither will work unless i zone, which is not a good idea to /fade just to get stci working again in macros
dreamthief
New member
I don't type /stick on, just /stick and it works...well, sort of, /stick has never worked as well as I would like, but I am pretty sure I just do not have something configured correctly.
My old ghetto movement code (which I got from the original hunter mac before MQ became MQ2) is what I normally use. Oddly enough, after this last expansion, that code is misbehaving in some situations. It's acting as it would with extreme lag, like it can not get an accurate loc of my target in order to calculate the distance.
Anyway, back to your question. Hitting the move back key (whatever you have it mapped to, s for me because I like the wasd movement keys as in fps games) breaks stick. Armysoldier already mentioned it and it has always worked for me. Check your configuration of MQ2MoveUtils to see what you have things set to.
EDIT: Just looked more closely at your post, with all the negatives in your sentences I did not initially get what you were asking. You want to know how to have it always stick, even if you move your characters around? I'm almost 100% sure that stick does not work that way. It seems to be designed to be easily broken and if you think about it, it makes sense. Imagine the problems that could occur if stick could not be quickly stopped...imo having it unstoppable would be really bad.
That being said, sometimes it drives me nuts how easily it stops working (ie fleeing mobs). In my case, I probably do not have something set up correctly. I just put in my own code to move the character near the mob and then had the macro /stick again, with whatever parameters you like (/stick 10, /stick moveback 12, etc.). Check how you have MoveUtils set up.
My old ghetto movement code (which I got from the original hunter mac before MQ became MQ2) is what I normally use. Oddly enough, after this last expansion, that code is misbehaving in some situations. It's acting as it would with extreme lag, like it can not get an accurate loc of my target in order to calculate the distance.
Anyway, back to your question. Hitting the move back key (whatever you have it mapped to, s for me because I like the wasd movement keys as in fps games) breaks stick. Armysoldier already mentioned it and it has always worked for me. Check your configuration of MQ2MoveUtils to see what you have things set to.
EDIT: Just looked more closely at your post, with all the negatives in your sentences I did not initially get what you were asking. You want to know how to have it always stick, even if you move your characters around? I'm almost 100% sure that stick does not work that way. It seems to be designed to be easily broken and if you think about it, it makes sense. Imagine the problems that could occur if stick could not be quickly stopped...imo having it unstoppable would be really bad.
That being said, sometimes it drives me nuts how easily it stops working (ie fleeing mobs). In my case, I probably do not have something set up correctly. I just put in my own code to move the character near the mob and then had the macro /stick again, with whatever parameters you like (/stick 10, /stick moveback 12, etc.). Check how you have MoveUtils set up.
Learningcurve
Member
Thats odd. I tried to unzip this on my other computer running XP and int told me the MQ2.exe and .dll were passworded. Think the problem is on my end but not sure
mrtyler said:
/stick off
if you are running a caster and don't necessarily want to quit sticking to say...heal....
example, maybe you have yoru cleric stuck to your tank but dont want to unstick from your warrior to nuke or something....
you can use
/stick hold 15
that will keep you stuck to your original stick even when you target something else. handy little thingy.
See documentation on moveutils here.
http://redguides.com/docs/projects/mq2moveutils/
