everquest 2 crafter plugin : EverQuest 2 Premium Discussions - Page 2

I'm not having clicking issues like Sumadyen is, but I have seen the plugin take control of the mouse and try to move it back to the pause circle while paused. It's never happened when in the middle of a craft, but the plugin does seem to want to ignore pause to click on the buttons sometimes. I believe it's done it both when the button was at 'repeat', and 'create item' I've only used 2.3.

I'll double check the code to make sure that the mouse doesnt try to move if it is paused.

I have the occasional same problem. You will move the mouse from the circle, and it will try to move it back to the begin craft button. I have the same problem with the counter buffs except mine never seems to "learn the buffs". I have tried to reconfig for over 2 hours, sometimes it will get the counter buff sometimes it wont. Also, it seems to have a problem with just hitting the buff repeatedly which will cause the whole thing to just stop. The macro doesn't seem to last past an hour without just stopping. unless, I reconfigure it. Thanks for any help you can give. By the way, I have the same setup with persona window and the craft window locked, I have tried this both in windowed mode and full screen.

Hitting a buff repeatedly, means that it learned the incorrect buff (ie brown background). And so it thinks that the empty buff slot is a buff and it will spam the one you learned for it.

When you learn buffs, do not press a key until the text on the screen says to press the key.

Also, if you get a double buff in the learning stage, ignore it. Wait til it trys to learn it without a previous buff just before it.

And make sure you are using version 2.3. The autoupdate works so it should stay updated if you have auto-updates checked.

I hope this doesn't just add confusion, but I have a workaround I use to get past the double event problem. When the plugin learns the buff for an event, it imediatly hits the buff which ques it up, so I just hit the buff again to 'un-que' it, and it's ready to learn the next one if an unlearned event happens imediatly. Seems to be working without any side effects.