Question - What are your favorite TLO's, /commands, functions?

[LamahHerder]

Always like looking at others macros for new ideas

• ${Spawn[]} this is kinda cheating as so much inherits
• ${Navigation.PathLength[]} (MQ2Nav)
• /nav (MQ2Nav)

 

[Sic]

Always like looking at others macros for new ideas

• ${Spawn[]} this is kinda cheating as so much inherits
• ${Navigation.PathLength[]} (MQ2Nav)
• /nav (MQ2Nav)

${Me.GroupAssistTarget.Named} absolutely game changer for me - allowed me to move all of my cleric "burns" to heal section

/travelto is an obvious choice for favorite tho lol

 

[Knightly]

/sqlite
${sqlite
#bind_noparse
${Parse[0,

 

[LamahHerder]

#bind_noparse

How is this different than #bind?
I thought the only parameters for bind were the /slash and subname so would never have anything that could need noparse
#bind /yourcommand subname

I had just started using #bind yesterday in macros so updated the MQ2 wiki

 

[Knightly]

How is this different than #bind?

#bind gives a user a command they can use
#bind_noparse gives a user a command they can use that doesn't get parsed.

A good example is trying to insert conditions into an ini. If you wanted to give a user the ability to write a condition like ${Me.Name.Equal[Knightly]} in the ini using a bind called /writeini...they would type:
/writeini cond1=${Me.Name.Equal[Knightly]}
And the ini would have
cond1=true

But if you do a bind_noparse with that same command then the ini would have
cond1=${Me.Name.Equal[Knightly]}

 

[Aipoc76]

${Spawn[ ].FeetWet} && ${Me.FeetWet}

Allows checking if you and or mob are under water for casting. I use in a pull routine.