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[larper99]

Originally Posted by Legidias [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The comes from the fact that not only is he spreading bad and false info, he is spreading malicious info that can get you suspended / banned. (Wiki is not and has never been an official source of information. Only ever follow specific rules as stated by staff or on P99 official site).

"4. You may not Ninja Loot.
Ninja looting defined is when a player, disregarding the players or player who killed a mob, loots an item that is generally regarded as significant or valuable from the mob they did not kill. This is strictly prohibited and will result in removal of the item(s) and any appropriate disciplinary action."

The 'significant value' portion is where people get hung up on, but even before that statement, it already says to not loot other people's stuff.

"5. You may not use third-party programs on Project 1999... This includes programmable keyboards or other devices that creates multiple inputs for a single keystroke or automated task."

So, no, don't make a script that automates keypresses.


You can test out the macro thing yourself. Make one with 4 lines of playing and stop song. Watch the pause between each song. Then try the rolling method. The only caveat is that if you have bad latency to server, neither will really help you.


Edit for newly posted item above me:

Can confirm he's just trolling now. Wont bother to really respond anymore. Follow his bad advice at your own risk.

Well, re looting, for example, I see bears and wolves being killed in EP, and people purposely leave the "junk" behind. Hell, I leave spider legs, fungus, and chunks of meat behind. But some people leave ruined pelts and X meat behind. Hell, that's tailoring and baking stuff to me.

Anyway, back to the macros, I never put more than one /stopsong /cast X in a macro. I always thought that to put more in there you had to use /pause, and that can kill you since a missed note will still /pause and it locks out your hotkeys. I didn't think /stopsong /cast 1 /stopsong /cast 2 would work since it would seem to me that the second /stopsong would immediately cancel the casting of the first song, just like when you hit two hotkeys in rapid sequence. The first cast is immediately terminated and the second one starts.