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Creature ID check - Rudek1212 - 08-29-2013 Does anyone know how to check Creature ID?? There is macro Creature.Follow(ID) but how can i check this id?? I need bot to follow my second char but it's impossible (i think) to check this char ID. RE: Creature ID check - kamill - 08-29-2013 Try to press alt+F8 and Look at Him. RE: Creature ID check - Rudek1212 - 08-29-2013 (08-29-2013, 11:38 AM)kamill Wrote: Try to press alt+F8 and Look at Him. it shows 99 for everyone idk why... Mega added this macro bud didnt say how to use it EDIT Found a way to check id of players and creatures. paste this macro to macro editor and debug it while attacking monster / player Code: ID:=Creature.Attacking() unfortunetly you have to attack :/ RE: Creature ID check - MegaNo0body - 08-30-2013 You can gather creature IDs using the following macros: Creature.ByName(Name): returns a ID of the first creature with the given name; Creature.Attacking() / Creature.Target(): returns a ID of the attacking creature (0 if not attacking); Creature.Self(): returns ID of self creature. You actually can attack a creature with the macro Creature.Attack(ID), however I do not recommend to mimic Killer / Trainer features, because those features contains a lot more tests that the actual macros do. RE: Creature ID check - Rudek1212 - 09-04-2013 But is there any way to follow PLAYER by name but not permanently ? When i use macro which checks if is attacking and if not follow creature by id It follows it all the time even if I turn this macro (all macros) off. Can you add macro command which marks player green (follow), not follow like cavebot? RE: Creature ID check - Coizado - 09-05-2013 Just press "Esc" in your keyboard or "Stop" button in Tibia. It will stop macro's follow. Of course, if you have a macro in a loop, and you don't pause it, it will start to follow again. Easiest way is to press CTRL + SHIFT, click on "Pause Advanced Tools" and then press ESC. |