Does anyone have a working throwstone.mac for those who are looking to powerlevel monks etc...I remember trying to fine one awhile back where it would throw stone at everymob in its area and get the xp for it....if anyone has information on this or could pm me the file id appreciate it. Thanks!
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Throw Stone Mac (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Dman0129
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works on my monk fine:
Rich (BB code):
|hitallmobs.inc By: Harden 07/08/06
|-------------------------------------------------------------------
|Description: Hit's all mobs within 50 range of you with a specified
|ability. Keep's count of how many mobs were hit, and reports when
|done. (Requires spell_routines.inc)
--------------------------------------------------------------------
|-Useage: /hitallmobs
--------------------------------------------------------------------
|Make sure your Macro has #include spell_routines.inc at the top
|add /squelch /alias /hitallmobs /echo hitallmobs to your sub main
|
|================================================= ==================
#Event HitAllMobs "[MQ2] HitAllMobs"
Sub Event_HitAllMobs
|=========================================|
|==Edit Throw Stone, for your AA ability==|
|=========================================|
Sub main
/if (!${SpawnCount[npc radius 50]}) {
/echo No Mobs in Range, Aborting...
/return
}
/target npc
/declare i int local 0
/declare cnt int local 0
/for i 1 to ${SpawnCount[npc radius 50]} {
:loop
/face
/delay 1s
/disc Throw Stone
/delay 10s
} else {
/if (!${Target.LineOfSight}) {
/echo ${Target.CleanName} Not in Line of sight, Skipping...
/next i
}
}
/varcalc cnt ${cnt}+1
/target npc next radius 50
/next i
/echo *Done Hitting mobs all mobs in range.
/echo *Total of ${cnt} Mob(s) hit.
/returnThat wont necessarily work. It will target the # of mobs in your radius, but how many times might it target the same one. You need something that makes sure the new target isnt one thats already been hit. Ive seen one somewhere that uses the mobs target.id to make certain.
I'll post my rez macro and one for throw stone based upon it if somebody else doesn't post one before hand. Basically what it does, it sets up an array with the size based upon the # of mobs (or corpses for rez). Then sets the id for each and every mob(corpse) in that range into the array. Next it goes to another for statement and will do its thing, target the mob(corpse) and throw stone(rez) each target.
You can try this. I haven't tested it but if you have any problems let me know and I'll fix it for you. All you have to do is add the ability or key for your throw stone down near the bottom in Orange. If you want some additional functionality just let me know. GM or PC check, buff beg, hp check, ect...
Rich (BB code):
#turbo
Sub Main
/echo Throw Stone Mac Initialized
/declare aerRadius int outer 200
/declare aerZRadius int outer 100
:loop
/call GetNPC
/goto :loop
Sub GetNPC
/declare NPCInRange int local ${SpawnCount[NPC radius ${aerRadius} zradius ${aerZRadius}]}
/declare NPCArray[100] int local
/declare i int local
/for i 1 to ${NPCInRange}
/varset NPCArray[${i}] ${NearestSpawn[${i}, NPC].ID}
/next i
/if (!${i}) /return
/target id ${NPCArray[${i}]}
/delay 3
/if (${Target.ID}) {
/"Insert throw stone ability to use here"
}
/next i
}
/returnhere ya go, thanks to morlock's post so i actually remembered to post it *hides*
Morlock I think that macro would have a problem as you have two /next i parts, but only one for loop.
Morlock I think that macro would have a problem as you have two /next i parts, but only one for loop.
Rich (BB code):
Sub Main
/declare AbilityDelay int outer PutRefreshTimeOfAbilityHere
/declare SpawnRadius int outer 50
/declare SpawnZRadius int outer 30
/declare MobArray[${SpawnCount[npc radius ${SpawnRadius} zradius ${SpawnZRadius} ] int outer
/declare a int outer 0
/declare b int outer 0
/target clear
/echo setting array id's
/for a 1 to ${SpawnCount[npc radius ${SpawnRadius}])
/varset ${MobArray[${a}]} ${NearestSpawn[${a}, npc radius ${SpawnRadius} zradius ${SpawnZRadius}].ID}
/next a
/echo array id's done, throwing stones at mobs
/for b 1 to ${SpawnCount[npc radius ${SpawnRadius} zradius ${SpawnZRadius}]})
|Making sure we don't throw it at the same mob as last time.
/squelch /target clear
/delay 1s !${Target.ID}
/target id ${MobArray}
/delay 1s ${Target.ID}
|Throw it!
/doability "throw stone"
|Wait for refresh of ability
/delay ${AbilityDelay} ${Me.AbilityReady[Throw Stone]}
|do it again!
/next b
/echo hit all mobs, ending macro
/return
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/declare SpawnRadius int outer 50Siddin, fo some reaon the mac just continues to taget my monk only?thrws stone then nds macro? It says /varset failed, variable 'Null " not found?any help would be much appreciated.
increase this line. Depending on the zone 50 can be a large distance from you or almost nothing at all.
alright, here's a couple things to add in for info on debugging this
under the line
add in
then under
add in
as for what the mqlog command does
if you could post that log file, it would be very handy
under the line
Rich (BB code):
/varset ${MobArray[${a}]} ${NearestSpawn[${a}, npc radius ${SpawnRadius}
Rich (BB code):
/echo MobArray[${a}] = ${NearestSpawn[${a}, npc radius ${SpawnRadius} zradius ${SpawnZRadius}].ID}
/mqlog MobArray[${a}] = ${NearestSpawn[${a}, npc radius ${SpawnRadius} zradius ${SpawnZRadius}].ID}
Rich (BB code):
/target id ${MobArray}add in
Rich (BB code):
/echo Targetting id# ${MobArray}
/mqlog Targetting id# ${MobArray}as for what the mqlog command does
Macroquest2 Wiki said:
if you could post that log file, it would be very handy
Newb question here - when in shroud form, the disc and doability throw stone commands dont seem to work. is it a different command for being in shroud? using goblin rogue shroud and tried both:
/disc Throw Stone
and
/doability Throw Stone
which work fine when not in shroud. says do not have ability when in shroud.
thanks for any help.
Nanr
/disc Throw Stone
and
/doability Throw Stone
which work fine when not in shroud. says do not have ability when in shroud.
thanks for any help.
Nanr
Here's a macro I got working with a shroud. It spams a lot of "You can use the ability throw stone in "blah, blah but, who cares, it buids a matrix of the mobs within the radius and then hits each one.
Sometimes if a mob dies it might target that mob and not be able to use the ability. Just press the escape key and it moves to the next target.
throwstone.mac
-Bigsnaf
P.S. Please redcent me if you find this useful.
Sometimes if a mob dies it might target that mob and not be able to use the ability. Just press the escape key and it moves to the next target.
throwstone.mac
Rich (BB code):
| used reptile shroud #1
#event Hit "#*#hit by a small stone."
Sub Main
/declare SpawnRadius int outer 50
/declare SpawnZRadius int outer 30
/declare MobCount int ${SpawnCount[npc radius ${SpawnRadius} zradius ${SpawnZRadius}]}
/declare MobArray[${MobCount}] int outer
/declare i int outer 0
/declare notthrown outer TRUE
/target clear
/echo Mob count: ${MobCount}
| Setting array id's
/for i 1 to ${MobCount}
| /echo ${i} ${NearestSpawn[${i}, npc radius ${SpawnRadius} zradius ${SpawnZRadius}].ID}
/varset MobArray[${i}] ${NearestSpawn[${i}, npc radius ${SpawnRadius} zradius ${SpawnZRadius}].ID}
/next i
| Array id's done, throwing stones at mobs
/for i 1 to ${MobCount}
/squelch /target clear
/delay 1s !${Target.ID}
/target id ${MobArray[${i}]}
/delay 1s ${Target.ID}
/face fast
/echo Targeting: ${Target}
|Throw it!
/varset notthrown TRUE
:throwloop
/if (!${Target.ID}) {
/echo --- Target died
/goto :mobdead
}
/alt act 4156
/delay 1s
/doevents
/if (${notthrown}) /goto :throwloop
:mobdead
/next i
/echo Hit all mobs, ending macro
/return
Sub Event_Hit
/echo --- Hit: ${Target}
/varset notthrown FALSE
/return-Bigsnaf
P.S. Please redcent me if you find this useful.
OK maybe im a little dense as ive never pled a toon before. What is the setup and how would this mac be used?
Does a ungrouped high level toon with a ds pull a bunch of mobs back to the PLed toons that are running this macro? Does the high level toon do no damage at all?
Sorry for the question if its a little noobish. I been trying to level up a cleric and pally but have a 80 bst to PL with.
Does a ungrouped high level toon with a ds pull a bunch of mobs back to the PLed toons that are running this macro? Does the high level toon do no damage at all?
Sorry for the question if its a little noobish. I been trying to level up a cleric and pally but have a 80 bst to PL with.
VillageIdiot
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There use to be a way to take advantage of it. but got nerfed.
Right now from what i've heard the only way to "take advantage" is to set aa to 100% shroud down to 55 and group with a 80. Have the 80 run around killing LB's / Greens and can pull in some nice aa's. I've never done it but just heard about it.
Rich (BB code):
/target npc next radius 50that line of code targets the nearest npc in a 50 radius, issuing the line again will target the next one, until it goes thru all the mobs in a 50 radius. That line is used each time the cycle repeats. only the first npc it targets uses /target npc by itself. additionally once it has targeted all of them, in the MQ2 window you will see a message saying no target matching.
overgrower
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i like this one the best but its not auto throwing stones I have to click them my self. Any way to make it do it on its own ?
save the macro, to whatever name you wanna give it... throwstone.mac then when mobs are near your person who your PLing, on the PLee type /mac throwstone
you have to do it each time tho... so a hotkey would be good
and your done
you have to do it each time tho... so a hotkey would be good
and your done