I just switched from Wizard (yea, I'm way behind) and the biggest thing I'm missing (Other than a stun indicator for non combat stuns) is the auto-sneak feature when hidden. Where can I go to turn this on?

>>Unfortunately DR does not support this feature in stormfront. :(

To elaborate, you'll have to set a macro for it. Personally, I set it for SHIFT+[NUMPAD key I use for movement].

For example, macro SHIFT+4 is set to:

\xsneak w\r

You just have to remember to hit it every time.

~player of Gulphphunger

All I have to say is... lame. Back to the wizard for me, as I don't have a numpad to use for directional navigation on my laptop.

If you want to go one more level in complexity when you set it up, here's another approach that works very nicely and easily, with fewer keystrokes than the others. The secret is to set the normal keypad values using a variable %move_string%, and use a few tiny scripts that redefine this variable on the fly. Then assign those scripts to other keys on the keypad. You just have to remember to hit those buttons when you switch modes.

keypad 1:	/x%move_string% sw/r
keypad 2:	/x%move_string% s/r
keypad 3:	/x%move_string% se/r

etc etc.

Then have a bunch of little scripts:

#sneak

setvariable move_string sneak

#drag <player or item>

setvariable move_string "drag %1%"

#go

setvariable move_string

.go defines move*_*string as an empty string for normal movement. You have to run .go once before using the "smart" keypad values since SF treats calls to undefined variables as a straight echo of the variable name, with the %'s.

Now to finish, assign the numpad arithemetic characters to call these scripts. So instead of typing out a lot of junk you just tap a key on the numpad to switch modes.

keypad +:	\x.go\r
keypad -:	\x.sneak\r
keypad *:	\x.drag

There's a space after "drag" in the last one and no return so you can input the thing you're dragging before you hit enter.

~ Player of Farman et al.

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