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Here are the current condition and action ids: enum eMetaActionTypeID { None = 0, SetState = 1, ChatCommand = 2, Multiple = 3, EmbeddedNavRoute = 4, CallState = 5, ReturnFromCall = 6, ExpressionAct = 7, ChatWithExpression = 8, WatchdogSet = 9, WatchdogClear = 10, GetVTOption = 11, SetVTOption = 12, ...

Yes, for the harm damagetype hecatomb is a "bolt" and harm is an "arc". Drain health is the "vuln" and Curse of Raven Fury is the "ring". So like arcs vs. bolts, it will first look at the highest level option and then if you have both go to the UseArcs setting...

Try setting damage type to "Harm" and UseArcs to False.

If you find a rare pack, it might not work. Other than that yes. It's not like I've been able to test looting packs.

This is indeed a bug. The last token of every expression is trimmed. This will be fixed in the next version.

Some misc language notes: -true is the same as 1, false is the same as 0. There are no actual booleans, just numbers. -There are two extra operators added since monster expressions: the ^ (xor) operator, and the ; operator. The ; operator works on any two types and simply returns the value of the fi...

VTank filtering kill messages is an artifact of old debugging. I never changed it because the game's filtering doesn't work for kill messages, and I hated having them in the main chat window. In the next version I am addressing this by adding a preset to VCS and removing filtering of kill messages b...

Removing and renaming a bunch of stuff in a mature utility seems like a strange thing to do. Is it really worth breaking longstanding scripts?

Command wrote:Will it re-write it, blindly? IE, can I add a 6th column to that table; and expect vTank to read it (and ignore it), and re-write it

Not for meta files. It loads meta files and uses them to construct internal classes.

What I want to do is attack certain mobs when they are further away then my normal attack range. Monsters that are out of range are not even checked against the list. What you want to do is increase the attack range, but then add a rule which causes things you don't want to be attacked to be ignore...