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| name = MQ2MMOWarp | | name = MQ2MMOWarp | ||
| author=MMOBugs Developers | | author=MMOBugs Developers | ||
| − | | link = [ | + | | link = [https://www.mmobugs.com/wiki/index.php?title=MQ2MMOWarp Wiki Link] |
| − | | commands=/warp | + | | commands=/warp /zwarp /setgrav /exactloc /wpoint (or /waypoint, see below) |
| source = No | | source = No | ||
| − | | usesini = | + | | usesini = Yes (for enabling active hacks and waypoints) |
}} | }} | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | <font class="highlight">MQ2MMOWarp</font> | + | <font class="highlight">MQ2MMOWarp</font> allows you to move around the zone without running |
| − | == | + | ==Active Hack== |
| + | See [https://www.mmobugs.com/forums/index.php?threads/enabling-active-plugins-warp-zone-speed-etc.24431/ this forum post] regarding the risks of active hacks. | ||
| + | |||
| + | To enable active hacks, in your MQ\config directory, edit macroquest.ini, and under the [Settings] section, modify or add the EnableActivePlugins value to 1 for enabled, 0 for disabled. | ||
| + | |||
| + | [Settings]<BR> | ||
| + | EnableActivePlugins=1 | ||
| − | + | Then either /unload and reinject MQ, or camp EQ to desktop and start it again. | |
| − | |||
| − | |||
| + | ==Commands== | ||
| − | == | + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp </span> Warps, i.e. moves you instantly to the location, based on options provided |
| − | + | * <span class="highlight2">/zwarp </span> Warps you up or down in Z | |
| − | < | + | * <span class="highlight2">/setgrav </span> Sets zone gravity |
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/exactloc </span> Shows your exact location | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/wpoint </span> Manages waypoints (LIVE/TEST ONLY) | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/waypoint </span> Manages waypoints (EMU ONLY) | ||
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| − | |||
| − | * <span class="highlight2">/warp s </span>- | + | ===Warp Command Usage=== |
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp (s)uccor </span> Warp to zones succor point. | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp last </span> Warp to the last warp destination. | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp return </span> Return to the location prior to last warp. | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp loc <y x z> </span> Warp to specific location. | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp dir <distance> </span> Warp forward a distance. | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp id [<n | s | e | w> <distance>] </span> Warp to spawn id or distance north/south/east/west from spawn id. | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp (t)arget [<n | s | e | w> <distance>] </span> Warp to target or distance north/south/east/west from target. | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp (rt)arget [maxdist] </span> Warp to target random direction & random 2-10u distance. If maxdist is provided, that is max random distance instead of 10. | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp (i)tem [<n | s | e | w> <distance>] </span> Warp to item or distance north/south/east/west from item. | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp wp <waypoint name> </span> Warp to a named waypoint. | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp compass </span> Warp to the location indicated by the main compass line. | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp (b)ehind [distance] </span> Warp behind your target | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp (f)ront [distance] </span> Warp in front of your target | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp (l)eft [distance] </span> Warp to the left of your target | ||
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/warp (r)ight [distance] </span> Warp to the right of your target | ||
| − | * <span class="highlight2">/zwarp </span> | + | ===ZWarp Command Usage=== |
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/zwarp [distance] </span> Warp straight up or down in Z the indicated distance | ||
| − | * <span class="highlight2">/ | + | ===SetGrav Command Usage=== |
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/setgrav [default|value] </span> Set gravity to default (0.4) or to given value | ||
| − | * <span class="highlight2">/exactloc </span> | + | ===ExactLoc Usage=== |
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/exactloc </span> There are no options to this, it's basically the same as doing /loc | ||
| − | * <span class="highlight2">/ | + | ===WayPoint Usage=== |
| + | * <span class="highlight2">/waypoint [add|delete|update] WayPointName | [list]</span> Note that for Live/Test servers, this command has been changed to /wpoint. Add, delete, or update the named waypoint. Waypoints are saved in your MQ config directory in the file called Waypoints.ini. Using the list option alone will list all waypoints for the current zone. | ||
| − | |||
| + | ==TLO Data== | ||
| + | Two TLOs are added by this plugin, <span class="highlight2">Warp</span> and <span class="highlight2">Waypoint</span> | ||
| + | ===Warp TLO=== | ||
| + | The Warp TLO has only two members. | ||
| + | <span class="highlight2">TimeSinceWarp</span> A TimeStamp TLO type that is how long since you last warped<BR> | ||
| + | <span class="highlight2">WarpedInZone</span> A bool that indicates if you have warped since you last zoned | ||
| + | ===Waypoint TLO=== | ||
| + | Syntax is: ${Waypoint[WaypointName].Member} where Member is one of:<BR> | ||
| + | <BR> | ||
| + | <span class="highlight2">Name</span> The name of the waypoint<BR> | ||
| + | <span class="highlight2">Exists</span> If the named waypoint exists<BR> | ||
| + | <span class="highlight2">Loc</span> The Y/X/Z coordinate of the waypoint<BR> | ||
| + | <span class="highlight2">Y</span> The Y coordinate of the waypoint<BR> | ||
| + | <span class="highlight2">YCoord</span> The Y coordinate of the waypoint<BR> | ||
| + | <span class="highlight2">X</span> The X coordinate of the waypoint<BR> | ||
| + | <span class="highlight2">XCoord</span> The X coordinate of the waypoint<BR> | ||
| + | <span class="highlight2">Z</span> The Z coordinate of the waypoint<BR> | ||
| + | <span class="highlight2">ZCoord</span> The Z coordinate of the waypoint<BR> | ||
| + | <span class="highlight2">Heading</span> The heading of the waypoint<BR> | ||
| + | <BR> | ||
==Availability== | ==Availability== | ||
This plugin is included with the MMOBugs Compile. | This plugin is included with the MMOBugs Compile. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:27, 4 January 2024
| Plugin Info | |
|---|---|
| Name | MQ2MMOWarp |
| Author | MMOBugs Developers |
| Link | Wiki Link |
| Commands | /warp /zwarp /setgrav /exactloc /wpoint (or /waypoint, see below) |
| Source Available | No |
| Uses INI File | Yes (for enabling active hacks and waypoints) |
Contents
Description
MQ2MMOWarp allows you to move around the zone without running
Active Hack
See this forum post regarding the risks of active hacks.
To enable active hacks, in your MQ\config directory, edit macroquest.ini, and under the [Settings] section, modify or add the EnableActivePlugins value to 1 for enabled, 0 for disabled.
[Settings]
EnableActivePlugins=1
Then either /unload and reinject MQ, or camp EQ to desktop and start it again.
Commands
- /warp Warps, i.e. moves you instantly to the location, based on options provided
- /zwarp Warps you up or down in Z
- /setgrav Sets zone gravity
- /exactloc Shows your exact location
- /wpoint Manages waypoints (LIVE/TEST ONLY)
- /waypoint Manages waypoints (EMU ONLY)
Warp Command Usage
- /warp (s)uccor Warp to zones succor point.
- /warp last Warp to the last warp destination.
- /warp return Return to the location prior to last warp.
- /warp loc <y x z> Warp to specific location.
- /warp dir <distance> Warp forward a distance.
- /warp id [<n | s | e | w> <distance>] Warp to spawn id or distance north/south/east/west from spawn id.
- /warp (t)arget [<n | s | e | w> <distance>] Warp to target or distance north/south/east/west from target.
- /warp (rt)arget [maxdist] Warp to target random direction & random 2-10u distance. If maxdist is provided, that is max random distance instead of 10.
- /warp (i)tem [<n | s | e | w> <distance>] Warp to item or distance north/south/east/west from item.
- /warp wp <waypoint name> Warp to a named waypoint.
- /warp compass Warp to the location indicated by the main compass line.
- /warp (b)ehind [distance] Warp behind your target
- /warp (f)ront [distance] Warp in front of your target
- /warp (l)eft [distance] Warp to the left of your target
- /warp (r)ight [distance] Warp to the right of your target
ZWarp Command Usage
- /zwarp [distance] Warp straight up or down in Z the indicated distance
SetGrav Command Usage
- /setgrav [default|value] Set gravity to default (0.4) or to given value
ExactLoc Usage
- /exactloc There are no options to this, it's basically the same as doing /loc
WayPoint Usage
- /waypoint [add|delete|update] WayPointName | [list] Note that for Live/Test servers, this command has been changed to /wpoint. Add, delete, or update the named waypoint. Waypoints are saved in your MQ config directory in the file called Waypoints.ini. Using the list option alone will list all waypoints for the current zone.
TLO Data
Two TLOs are added by this plugin, Warp and Waypoint
Warp TLO
The Warp TLO has only two members.
TimeSinceWarp A TimeStamp TLO type that is how long since you last warped
WarpedInZone A bool that indicates if you have warped since you last zoned
Waypoint TLO
Syntax is: ${Waypoint[WaypointName].Member} where Member is one of:
Name The name of the waypoint
Exists If the named waypoint exists
Loc The Y/X/Z coordinate of the waypoint
Y The Y coordinate of the waypoint
YCoord The Y coordinate of the waypoint
X The X coordinate of the waypoint
XCoord The X coordinate of the waypoint
Z The Z coordinate of the waypoint
ZCoord The Z coordinate of the waypoint
Heading The heading of the waypoint
Availability
This plugin is included with the MMOBugs Compile.