Exclude mobs when pulling

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There a way to setup bot40.mac to exclude mobs you don't want pulled? I've never tried it before and would like a couple to not be pulled.
 
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Every zone auto generates a list of excludes automatically in /macros/Mob_Ignore_List.ini

It will look something like this for each zone:
Code:
[Ignores.ethernere]
Ignore=|
[MezImmunes.ethernere]
MezImmune=|
[CharmImmunes.ethernere]
CharmImmune=|
[StunImmunes.ethernere]
StunImmune=|
[FireImmunes.ethernere]
FireImmune=|
[ColdImmunes.ethernere]
ColdImmune=|
[MagicImmunes.ethernere]
MagicImmune=|
[PoisonImmunes.ethernere]
PoisonImmune=|
[DiseaseImmunes.ethernere]
DiseaseImmune=|
[SnareImmunes.ethernere]
SnareImmune=|a crow|an orafik scout|Polly|a baneful soul|a quivering pustule|an orafik mindpiercer|a sojourning soul|a returning spirit|a sojourning spirit|a returning soul|an egg sack|a shadowed apparition|Shoon|Roon|Soul Sifter|Grawrarawr|
[SlowImmunes.ethernere]
SlowImmune=|
You can see a full list of help commands by typing /helpme while the macro is running. If you type that command it will show you some shortcuts to add mobs in game, otherwise you can add them by opening the file and manually typing/deleting mobs. Also, if a target cannot be reached in the allotted time, it will ignore the mob automatically, temporarily, but not be added to the ini.

IgnoreList related:
/imob1 - adds current target to alert list 1 to temporarily ignore for pulling
/imob - adds current target to ignoremob list
/cmob - adds current target to coldimmune list
/dmob - adds current target to diseaseimmune list
/fmob - adds current target to fireimmune list
/mmob - adds current target to magicimmune list
/pmob - adds current target to poisonimmune list
/smob - adds current target to stunimmune list

In your case you probably want the /imob1 while targeting the NPCs you dont want pulled.
 
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Awesome! Thank you Pete. Didn't realize the mac would look at that file as well when working. Appreciate the help.
 
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Awesome! Thank you Pete. Didn't realize the mac would look at that file as well when working. Appreciate the help.

includes are just added on to any macro. you can use as many as you want. the whole file gets ingested as if were part of the macro. I used to have a series of posts about using includes to minimize the size of a macro for only the parts that your character required but most classes end up needing a lot of overlapping things.
 
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