Curious as to whether anyone has modified this to work with a gargoyle that has a beetle but can't ride it?  My crafter is gargoyle and I'm trying to avoid raising carpentry on another char just to do the carpenter quests.....

Dunno for sure... All I can tell you is that I timed out twice for inactivity before I switched to hiding....  I'm convinced it depends on how much player/mob activity is in your area.  I could probably sit at luna bank for 1/2 hr...  

Gim was just reminding everyone that he's got a castle on Siege.  Pass it on.  

Oh yea, and I had one on Pacific till I got bored and went to Siege last summer.... Sold it a month or so ago.  After 14yrs on Pac, Siege is home now.

Tell me about Rift, TM....

Cool, just switched my fighter over to a mage yesterday. Going to go ahead and run lockpicking tonight after dinner depending on how many resources I have for getting the right tinkering levels.

Oh, and see if your char times out because of "inactivity".  I ended up switching out opening backpack to triggering a hide every 3 mins on Siege (since the timer is 12mins from 90 to 100)...

Works great, but once I got to 70 it doesn't recognize that I'm on Siege and keeps picking after gains...

*** Edit: ***
Ok, I found the problem. 
In your Sub Skillcheck change set !RoTShards Siege_Perilous  to  set !RoTShards Siege
             it doesn't like the underscore between Siege and Perilous
then change  if #Shard in !RoTShards && !CurrentSkill >= 700 && !GainedSkill > !LastGain
to  if !RoTShards in #Shard && !CurrentSkill >= 700 && !GainedSkill > !LastGain

Works great now... I'm guessin' you didn't have a Siege char to test it with...
Great script, btw..

A global variable to control a pause, of course... Another reason to continue my learning of namespace globals... Thanks TM.

Is it possible to have one script pause another script?

#nextcontposx or whatever the command was

Have you ever looked at what the current container is while things are changing on the screen ingame?  I mean, even the numbers that float up when damage is being taken are shown as containers. (Damage is even in the name of the container    )

So, nextCPos has never been worth much considering how often the client sees stuff as a container, since at any given moment the next container can (and more often than not, does) change...

What continues to confuse me is how event macro 50 3 can be responsible for opening a healthbar (container), and yet - when you use #contpos the moment after you invoke event macro 50 3  - it will virtually always ignore that container {healthbar} if it was already open and moves on to whatever last container had the focus. But if it's not open prior to invoking 50 3, it always treats it as the last open container...  

And I just don't see how that works...

*** Edit ***  I'm now wondering if event macro 50 3 (in addition to popping open the healthbar) also sets it as the last container open - but it doesn't do this if it is already open???  Could this be the case?