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How to Target your previous target?

Archived PostArchived Post Posts: 1,156,071 Arc User
edited October 2009 in Controls and Interface
I'm trying to put together a key bind to target myself, use a healing power, and then re-target my original target.

/bind "target_self $$ PowerTrayExec 13 $$ what goes here?"

I found the following entry in the wiki's console command listing:

Target_Manual_Modal -- Find the previous targetable entity and target it

In use, the function requires 2 ints as parameters. I tried 1 1, but it targets an arbitrary creature, not the one I had previously targeted. Does anyone have any experience with this function or can suggest another way of doing it?
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  • Archived PostArchived Post Posts: 1,156,071 Arc User
    edited October 2009
    Just a tip:

    Your /bind command line will have to be preceded with a "dummy" command that will fool the scripting engine to treat your whole command line as a "maintain" command. Otherwise your heal will just keep firing until you interrupt it. Try...

    <key> "+down$$target_self$$+powertrayexec <slot>$$target_prev"

    I am not sure if letting go of the button will switch back to your previous target but I do know that the line before it will work flawlessly to target yourself and heal.

    I was messing around with Target_Manual_Modal and I could not get it to function properly with the variables I was entering. Maybe someone else may have cracked this nut.
  • Archived PostArchived Post Posts: 1,156,071 Arc User
    edited October 2009
    I was trying to toy with this idea the other day as well, when we found the use of the dummy toggle command ;)

    After toying with it, it seems Target_Manual_Modal just is a more complicated version of Target_Enemy_Prev or _Next etc etc. Where you can give it some specifications that seems to affect which order it cycles through things.

    I haven't found anything that reliably goes back to the actual previous target as of yet. Even if it was an enemy and you do Target_Enemy_Prev it's not your previous target, that's just a command to cycle through available targets.
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