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Well the bot can upgrade your skills by using one of a couple different options. If you want to use the actual skill name, and a number of levels you want to increase that skill then you can use this (Client Language Specific): levelupSkill("Skill Name",Levels to Raise) If you are creating...

I'm thinking you'd have to check to see if your Vanish skill is off cool-down and use it.
But with a 10 minute CD on it, you won't get many uses out of it in a single round of combat.
Otherwise I think the only way you will likely get out of combat is to kill the mob, run far enough away, or die.

I'm guessing that the bot didn't update it's data completely/correctly when you changed characters. Is the add-on for RoM iteself, or a userfunction file for the bot? If it is an add-on for RoM, then you will need to find a way to get the bot to do a player:update() call to refresh its data. If it i...

Have this in your user profile for that particular character.

Any functions that are executed from within the game's LUA engine will need the RoMCode or RoMScript calls. The bot does not know about those commands, and would therefore show the error you are encountering.

Runs through fine for me every time. It looks like you don't have the two required quests at that point. One of them has you run from one camp to the next pulling a supply cart. If, for some reason the cart gets destroyed on the way, the quest will not complete and you will have to drop it and pick ...

If you are going to rewrite it all in code the bot can execute, you may need to do a little extra work. Since the ParseHyperlink command is a RoM function, I think you need to use the command inside a RoMCode() call from the bot. Give this a try and see if it works. local _, Data = RoMCode("Par...

Here's my modified version that does class swap. Feel free to use/modify/delete it as you see fit.

Just an FYI, but only mobs that have one of the these 4 buffs will randomly drop mysterious bags. I would try to identify those mobs and attack them first, and only go after the other mobs in the area if there are no more with the buffs. Should be pretty easy to check to see if they have one of the ...

One thing I notice in the latest scripts you posted is that one of the conditions you always check is to see if the player's HP > 1 before casting. Wouldn't this be better to either be > 0 or >= 1 since in the rare instance the player had their health reduced to exactly 1 HP your healer would not tr...

The file uses Lisa's userfunction_speedhack which can be found here: http://www.solarstrike.net/phpBB3/viewt ... =27&t=2765

If you don't want to use that, you can just remove the "speed" command at the beginning of the waypoint file and it will run fine without it.

Here are both files modified to use any language client. The only text string I did not convert was "finished!" because I didn't know which exact text string was being monitored.

Seems to me something like this would work. Easy to add to a specific waypoint.

beanybabe wrote:Where is the basic Attack skill ?

The skill is called with the "Attack()" command. Simple as that.

Its defined on party.lua. Nevermind problem solved. The function checkEventParty() is defined in party.lua, and the function name is case sensitive. However, there is no definition in party.lua for an all lowercase checkeventparty() function name as you originally posted. All bot function names are...

Thanks Bill. been away a few days but, finally got a chance to try it out without quotes. However, I get 2016-10-07 09:12:41 - [string "..."]:10: attempt to call global 'itemTotalCount' (a nil value) Well that's a simple fix. The command is inventory:itemTotalCount(). See my notes in your...

Just get rid of the quotes around the numbers: inventory:useItem(202928)

You only need the quotes if the characters are alpha-numeric like the item name itself. You don't need them if you are using the item's ID number.

I got this so far but not working right..... <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><waypoints> <onload> <!-- # 1 --><waypoint x="-3566" z="5053" y="868"> player:target_NPC(123595) AcceptQuestByName(427336) -- The Cost of Magic </waypoint> [ Extra Wa...

As far as I can tell, player:findEnemy() will rely on the following profile setting to determine the range at which to check for attackable mobs.

If player:loot() doesn't work, you could try using Attack() instead. Basically the same function as targeting a dead mob and hitting the 1 key (default settings) to loot.