As part of the updates with Engineers, we have also made some changes to autocuring and queues.

First Queues:
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Your Bal/Eq/EqBal queues are now 10 items long! That means you can put up to 10 different commands in each queue that will happen each time you regain balance, equilibrium or both.

To add items, use the same commands as before:
QUEUE EQBAL KICK ORC

This adds to the end of your queue. If you want to add to the front of the queue do:
QUEUE EQBAL TOP KICK ORC

Adding to the front of your queue will skip anything you currently have on your queue.

To see what is on your queue you can do:
QUEUE LIST <EQ/BAL/EQBAL/ALL>

Resetting the queue uses RESET. For more information see HELP QUEUEING

Next Autocuring:
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To address the engineer's new afflictions a few changes have been made to autocuring. First is with domecaps:
AUTOCURING DOMECAP <#>

Domecaps cure _ALL_ the engineering chemical shot afflictions you have. But they are on the same balance as toadstool. Plus, the balance is longer the fewer chemical afflictions you have. It's to your advantage, therefore, to wait until you have a few afflictions before curing. This setting picks how many.

Next, skillshots require balance to dig out. To handle balance, we've added queueing to autocuring
AUTOCURING EQBAL PRIORITY LIST - Display the current EqBal using items priority list.
AUTOCURING EQBAL PRIORITY <name> <1-20>
- Change the priority for an EqBal item.
AUTOCURING EQBAL PRIORITY RESET - Reset all EqBal item priorities to their default.
AUTOCURING EQBAL PRIORITY MOVE <p1> <p2>
- Move all EqBal Items from priority 1 to priority 2.
AUTOCURING EQBAL MAX QUEUE <0-9> - If the EqBal queue has more than this number on it,
don't add further EqBal items.
AUTOCURING EQBAL MAX ITEMS <0-10> - Set the maximum EqBal items that can be pushed to the queue
at any given time. Set to 0 to disable.

So, for example, you can prioritize digging out a shot to the head above digging out a shot to the gut.

Pulling out arrows and sitaras have also been added to the autocuring queue, so they should work more smoothly than before.

Happy Engineering!

- Dec

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