savage lands

[jboggan]

is there a script for green forest deer leg farmin?

[lisa]

Been a while since I used this 1 so I will share it =)

[jboggan]

oh ty

[jboggan]

where does it start at?

[jboggan]

am i missing something in it or something. all it did was run down path and then turn around and run bak toward camp

[lisa]

Yup it will keep going back and forth along that path, if it didn't attack anything then you need to fix something in your profile.

[jboggan]

lol i had a brain fart. i forgot to add green forest deer to my mobs list


also is there a part i can add that will bring me bak to the sell guy when my bag is full and sell the gear stuff i loot??

[lisa]

It should just make the long walk down the path and then long walk back to camp, sell/repair and then continue. It should be selling/repairing on every trip

[jboggan]

when it got to the merchant it bought arrows and throwables and potions.

i may still have something in my profile that needs to change.

im writing mine off the default.
i found auto sell/auto repair stuff on rombot wiki. im gonna try and play around with it all and see wat i come up with. i will post a finished copy of wat i made in this forum for u to try out and debug/recode wats i mess up lol

[lisa]

you will be looking at adding code like this to your profile

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		<option name="INV_AUTOSELL_ENABLE"		value="true" />
		<option name="INV_AUTOSELL_FROMSLOT"		value="1" />
		<option name="INV_AUTOSELL_TOSLOT"		value="30" />
		<option name="INV_AUTOSELL_QUALITY"		value="white,green" />

the reason you bought those other items is this section of your profile

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		<option name="HEALING_POTION" value="99" />
		<option name="MANA_POTION" value="99" />
		<option name="ARROW_QUIVER" value="0" />
		<option name="THROWN_BAG" value="0" />
		<option name="POISON" value="0" />

[jboggan]

so i dont add the auto sell options to the waypoint coding. i put it in the profile? or can it be in the waypoint?
basically so if i use that one for farmin i sell certain things that are specified in there?

and how would i put to ignore the deer legs?

[lisa]

all the code i just posted is for profile, you don't need to worry about the legs as you can't sell them to the merchant even if you wanted to. it's a daily item.

[jboggan]

ran into a problem with the deer farming waypoints.

it ran thru them all fine, killed, looted, etc etc

but when it got to the merchant i got a error

"[DEBUG] Check item so sell: 91 200819 Military Regeneration Formula
[DEBUG] Check item so sell: 92 205661 Green Forest Deer Leg
[DEBUG] Check item so sell: 93 224438 Red-Edged Leather Belt
[DEBUG] Durability check, search for: Durability => 87
[DEBUG] Check item so sell: 94 211985 Armor Splitting Long Blade
[DEBUG] Durability check, search for: Durability => 71
[DEBUG] Check item so sell: 95 220264 Belt of the Universe
[DEBUG] Durability check, search for: Durability => 74
4:47pm - ...es of Magic/micromacro/scripts/rom/classes/store.lua:153: attempt to
compare number with nil"

[rock5]

Make sure all your shopping options have valid numbers. If you don't want to buy something make sure it has a zero "0", not just "".

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		<!-- Shopping options, how many of what do you want to keep in your inventory -->
		<option name="HEALING_POTION" value="85" />
		<option name="MANA_POTION" value="0" />
		<option name="ARROW_QUIVER" value="0" />
		<option name="THROWN_BAG" value="0" />
		<option name="POISON" value="0" />
		<option name="EGGPET_HOE"		value="99" />
		<option name="EGGPET_SPADE"		value="99" />
		<option name="EGGPET_HATCHET"	value="99" />

[lisa]

we should probably change it so when checking for this if == nil or "" to default to 0
Seen this a few times now =)

[rock5]

we should probably change it so when checking for this if == nil or "" to default to 0
Seen this a few times now =)

Yeh, I was thinking that too.

[lisa]

actually easier to just check if not >= 0 then = 0
that should do it.

[rock5]

Ok fixed.

I just changed

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	if totalCount < quantity then

to

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	if quantity ~= nil and quantity ~="" and totalCount < quantity then

On second thought, why go through the whole function if "quantity" is invalid?

I think instead I'll add this at the top

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if quantity == nil or quantity == "" then
    return
end 

[Administrator]

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 if quantity ~= nil and quantity ~="" and totalCount < quantity then

I think that in Lua, it will still evaluate everything within that statement (that is, there is no short circuiting), so if quantity is nil, it could still give a comparison with nil error.

[rock5]

What?

I thought that that was the way to avoid nil errors. if you have

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if a ~= nil and a > 5 then

If a is nil then there is no point in doing the second check so it doesn't and you don't get nil errors.

Just the same with

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if a == nil or a < 1 then

if a is nil then the first argument is true so it doesn't do the second argument so it gets no error.

That's also why you can use

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a = a or 0

You should know this or are you just having a mind freeze.