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[nightclaw]

i farm dog meat and runing back forth is notacble as a bot is there way to say do 2 way points have it stay at 1st way point for serton timesay 40 secs or so killing any thing pops up then go to 2nd point sit serton 40 secs or so amount time then repeat ???? or even better just 1 way point where sets there scanning to kill what pops up??that 1 would be better ......at this time the bot runs to point A kills turns goes back no delays other then killing i longer pause or just 1 way point to just stand in areas radiase would work but i have no clue how to??

[top1]

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<!-- #  1 --><waypoint x="xxxx" z="zzzz" y="yyy">
	repeat
    yrest(100)
    player:update()
until player.Battling or player:findEnemy(nil,nil,evalTargetDefault)
	</waypoint>

thats how I do it!

[nightclaw]

does he stand there or move back forth in same spot like spassing lol

[rock5]

I think the purpose of that waypoint is to wait until you have aggro or see an enemy then continues which results in it attacking the mob. When it sees no more mobs in range it moves back to that position and waits again. Because it doesn't leave the 'repeat' loop until it is going to fight, it shouldn't be moving.

On a side note you could also add more points the same. If you had a 2 waypoint waypoint file it would wait at waypoint 1 until it sees a mob then attack it and move to waypoint 2. There it would wait until it sees a mob then kills it and moves to waypoint 1, and so on.

[nightclaw]

i tryed puting 1 point but guy looks like he on crack flaping back forth in 1 spot and tryed muti in 1 spot i get same issue ...i just like set him in fast high spawn area turn on the ranged attks let hem keep killing all that pop up in his area with out looking like i trying to be bouncy ball on vary small wall

[rock5]

That waypoint should work fine, unless you made the waypoint type "run" or "travel", then it might behave like you described.

[top1]

What he described is simply using one waypoint...
and not using the code I posted for him!

[nightclaw]

i not got your code work correcly i think its the waypoints or some thing but eather way thax 4 help

[rock5]

Probably you just didn't put the code in the right place in the waypoint file. The whole file should look like this.

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><waypoints>
	<!-- #  1 --><waypoint x="xxxx" z="zzzz" y="yyy">
		repeat
			yrest(100)
			player:update()
		until player.Battling or player:findEnemy(nil,nil,evalTargetDefault)
	</waypoint>
</waypoints>

[nightclaw]

that was it super thax

[paulr8008]

Rock, your idea of putting 2 waypoints loop is a great idea but how would you implement it? I mean the script, it tried putting another waypoint but it didn't work.. any idea?

[rock5]

I figured if you do something like this

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><waypoints>
	<!-- #  1 --><waypoint x="xxxx" z="zzzz" y="yyy">
		repeat
			yrest(100)
			player:update()
		until player.Battling or player:findEnemy(nil,nil,evalTargetDefault)
	</waypoint>
	<!-- #  2 --><waypoint x="xxxx" z="zzzz" y="yyy">
		repeat
			yrest(100)
			player:update()
		until player.Battling or player:findEnemy(nil,nil,evalTargetDefault)
	</waypoint>
</waypoints>

Then it will stand at one waypoint until a mob or mobs appear that can be attacked. Then it will leave the loop, attack the mobs and then move to the other waypoint where it will wait for a mob to appear if there isn't already one there.

As I think about it I see a problem. If there are mobs near the waypoint you would kill them before you reached the waypoint. At which point it would then wait for them to spawn again. I think the idea is you want it to wait only if it doesn't find any mobs.

Hm... A bit tricky. I'm assuming you do want to attack mobs along the way. Nope can't think of any way. Stick with 1 waypoint I guess.

[nightclaw]

got this working all u need do is set the cords on way point what u need works like a charm

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><waypoints>
<!-- #  1 --><waypoint x="6364" z="4442" y="168">
repeat
    yrest(1)
    player:update()
until player.Battling or player:findEnemy(nil,nil,evalTargetDefault)
</waypoint>
</waypoints>

[paulr8008]

I figured if you do something like this

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><waypoints>
	<!-- #  1 --><waypoint x="xxxx" z="zzzz" y="yyy">
		repeat
			yrest(100)
			player:update()
		until player.Battling or player:findEnemy(nil,nil,evalTargetDefault)
	</waypoint>
	<!-- #  2 --><waypoint x="xxxx" z="zzzz" y="yyy">
		repeat
			yrest(100)
			player:update()
		until player.Battling or player:findEnemy(nil,nil,evalTargetDefault)
	</waypoint>
</waypoints>

Then it will stand at one waypoint until a mob or mobs appear that can be attacked. Then it will leave the loop, attack the mobs and then move to the other waypoint where it will wait for a mob to appear if there isn't already one there.

As I think about it I see a problem. If there are mobs near the waypoint you would kill them before you reached the waypoint. At which point it would then wait for them to spawn again. I think the idea is you want it to wait only if it doesn't find any mobs.

Hm... A bit tricky. I'm assuming you do want to attack mobs along the way. Nope can't think of any way. Stick with 1 waypoint I guess.

works like a charm! But theres still a problem... my char wont face back to the right direction after she goes back to the waypoint.. :/ is there a script that i can use to rotate direction that my char is facing? or make my char randomly rotate direction as if it was looking for something to kill that way it would look more natural. THANKS!