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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 10:28 pm
by A_Druid_00
RaidDruid is the same way, every facet of it can be configured from level 1 to 70, everything is tied to a toggle that's as simple, if not simpler to use than genbot. Just like Genbot, instead of having to type the spell name you want casted, you define the spells in the ini and give tham an alias. All the "uber high level elemental+ raiding epic stuff" can be turned on and off with a simple switch, and they ALL default to off. The only thing raiddruid does by default is populate the ini for you to set it up. It handles IRC, calculates Complete Heal time vs the tank's time to live to start CH early if needed. There's so much more that genbot doesn't do that is easy to code in, which can be found in advbot, raiddruid, and many others on the boards. The only difference is, they do 90% of what they need to do AUTOMATICALLY, RaidDruid even does melee if you have the VIP version (granted it needs some fine tuning, but it's still better than genbot's melee by a long shot).
Look, I used to use genbot too, if you look through the thread you'll see a lot of posts by me. But, once I learned how much potential MQ had that GenBot wasn't putting to use, I made my own macro. This String change is probably the best thing to happen for you long time genbot users, embrace it and take your botting to a whole new level.
Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2005 12:29 am
by Process
Point well taken. I think I'll start working on all the class-specific macro configurations tomorrow. I just hate learning new macros.
Even though I'm an intelligent guy, I'm kind of a slow learner with these types of things so it takes me a lot of time to get things configured correctly. But once I have them, I become proficient. Maybe it is time I learn to use more sophisticated macros.
Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2005 12:44 am
by JimJohnson
Drop me a PM Ill help you get squared away with some more customized macros if you want
Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2005 8:14 am
by Tagger
point well taken ..
being used to genbot (my first ) I guess you can say I am timid about
switching ..
if there is more potential in running a different macro for each class I
play then maybe it is time i leared more about the programs
I am using to play EQ with.
It might take some experimenting to find what works for me
Thanks again ...
advbot here I come ..
The Noob
Tagger
Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2005 10:14 am
by fearless
Tagger wrote:advbot here I come ..
Feel free to post in the Advbot thread, I have helped many many people there and in IRC.
Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2005 1:26 pm
by dark_matter
Thanks for the advice all. I'll be looking into advbot also. So far, the code is much cleaner and easier to understand than genbot.
Genbot just did everything we needed it to and yeah, I'm lazy...
Well, just really freakin busy and would rather not have to get into this stuff that much in detail.
But I suppose it was just a matter of time before genbot stopped working and I'd be forced to move on...
cya in the advbot thread...
Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2005 8:59 pm
by Slackro
Well, I got my Genbot working but I am sure that it is a mess, and not likely very goddamn efficient. You know what? I don't give a flying fuck because it works.
Anyways, all I did was search for every instance of
and at the beginning of the sub I found it in I put
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/declare Fuckingvariable string local ""
where "" had whatever had previously been between the [], or simply the variable name(s).
Then I replaced the
with
If the {String[ appeared in a /For statement I simply used /varset within the loop to keep updating Fuckingvariable to whatever the FUCK the goddamn script was trying to string compare.
Hence,
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Sub Command-shortcuts
/if (${Defined[Param0]}) {
/if (${String[ ${cmds-Shortcuts.Lower} ].Find[ ${Param0.Lower} ]}) {
/call ChatOut 3 "Shortcut ${Param0} does: ${ShortCuts-${Param0}-Text}"
} else {
/call ChatOut 3 "I don't know the shortcut ${Param0}."
}
} else {
/call ChatOut 3 "${cmds-Shortcuts}"
/call ChatOut 3 "Type: shortcuts name_of_shortcut for more information on any particular shortcut.
}
/return
became
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Sub Command-shortcuts
/declare Fuckingvariable string local ${cmds-Shortcuts.Lower}
/if (${Defined[Param0]}) {
/if (${Fuckingvariable.Find[ ${Param0.Lower} ]}) {
/call ChatOut 3 "Shortcut ${Param0} does: ${ShortCuts-${Param0}-Text}"
} else {
/call ChatOut 3 "I don't know the shortcut ${Param0}."
}
} else {
/call ChatOut 3 "${cmds-Shortcuts}"
/call ChatOut 3 "Type: shortcuts name_of_shortcut for more information on any particular shortcut.
}
/return
and so on, and so forth etc. etc.
I just started testing it but this seems to have given me back at least 95% functionality.
I'll keep you updated and maybe even update the most recent crap on the first page with these changes in a repost, but anyone can do it themselves if they know how to do a find and replace and give two shits.
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 12:33 pm
by billthecat
LOL, that was the approach I was using too.
Hey what did you come up with for Sub ListDelbyArg?
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 1:10 pm
by mamba666
I came close to getting it to work.
At this point it has a problem with the castqueue and following commands from master. It listens to genbot commands in MQ like /echo genbot snt Spirit of Wolf on ${Target}
But it does not listen to tells or group chat.
Well it does listen to it cus it relays tells to master, but it doesn't follow commands.
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 1:28 pm
by Slackro
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Sub ListDelbyArg(string sList,int sArg,string sDiv)
/declare Fuckingvariable string local
/if (!${Defined[sDiv]}) /declare sDiv string local |
/declare sright int local
/declare sleft int local
/declare splaceholder string local
/vardata ${sList} String[${sDiv}${${sList}}${sDiv}${sDiv}]
/echo fuckityfuck
/varset Fuckingvariable ${${sList}}
/varset splaceholder ${Fuckingvariable.Arg[${sArg},${sDiv}]}
/varcalc sleft ${${sList}.Find[${sDiv}${splaceholder}${sDiv}]}
/varset Fuckingvariable ${splaceholder}${sDiv}
/varcalc sright ${sleft}+${Fuckingvariable.Length}
/vardata ${sList} String[${${sList}.Left[${sleft}]}${${sList}.Right[-${sright}]}]
/varset ${sList} ${${sList}.Left[-2].Right[-1]}
/if (${DebugList.Find[core]}) /echo List ${${sList}} deleted arg ${sArg}
/return
Again, I haven't tested this for shit yet and have no idea if it works. However, when I loaded it up on a bot I seemed to have the functionality I use it for...
*edit* Only thing I have found that is funky is that shortcuts don't seem to be 100% right. If you have multiple steps in your shortcuts separated by | it seems to only be performing the first step and that's all for that shortcut. Other than that I think I have everything working. I'll test it more thoroughly tonight if I get a chance.
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 1:48 pm
by mamba666
/vardata ${sList} String[${sDiv}${${sList}}${sDiv}${sDiv}]
Pretty sure that is one of the illegal strings.
I tried this
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/declare Tempvar string local
/varset Tempvar ${sDiv}${${sList}}${sDiv}${sDiv}
I then used Tempvar in place of that string command.
It didn't get the illegal string TLO errors when I did this, but I don't think it is working either.
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Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 2:06 pm
by fearless
mamba666 wrote:
/vardata ${sList} String[${sDiv}${${sList}}${sDiv}${sDiv}]
Pretty sure that is one of the illegal strings.
I tried this
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/declare Tempvar string local
/varset Tempvar ${sDiv}${${sList}}${sDiv}${sDiv}
I then used Tempvar in place of that string command.
It didn't get the illegal string TLO errors when I did this, but I don't think it is working either.
That should be right.
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 2:34 pm
by dark_matter
How do you handle these? I have most the others converted...
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/if (!${String[ item spell alt ].Find[ ${AddCastText.Lower.Arg[1,;].Arg[1,-]} ]}) {
I'm going to try it like this:
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/declare myVar string local "item spell alt"
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 2:48 pm
by fearless
dark_matter wrote:How do you handle these? I have most the others converted...
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/if (!${String[ item spell alt ].Find[ ${AddCastText.Lower.Arg[1,;].Arg[1,-]} ]}) {
I'm going to try it like this:
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/declare myVar string local "item spell alt"
Try something like
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/declare SpellCastType string local item|spell|alt
/if ( !${SpellCastType.Find[${AddCastText.Lower.Arg[1,;].Arg[1,-]}]} ) {
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 6:27 pm
by billthecat
I'm not sure about all of them, but the spaces at the ends of the strings used in the comparisons and such seemed to matter in some of genbot's operations.
If you see a line like:
String[ item spell alt ]
The assignment would need to be
/varset TempVar " item spell alt "