change Lootomatic Setting at start Macro

[Ballerlocke]

change Lootomatic Setting at start Macro (In Onload)


i have search for the setting and how i can take her in a macro but i dont get it start.
i wont a standart setting if i start a specific macro with this settings

Lootomatic = Enabled
Roll: Normal
Autoloot: rare/loot Boss
Autopass: Never
Autogreed: Rare

thanks for help

[rock5]

I think they might be

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RoMScript("} 
    Lootomatic_Settings.Enabled = true;
    Lootomatic_Settings.Roll = 3; -- 'Normal'
    Lootomatic_Settings.AutoLoot = 5; -- 'Rare'
    Lootomatic_Settings.AutoLootBoss = true;
    Lootomatic_Settings.AutoPass = 1; -- 'never'
    Lootomatic_Settings.AutoGreed = 5; -- 'Rare'
a={")

I think that should work.

[Ballerlocke]

no Rock if i copie this in the ONLOAD Line he brakes up when i load the macro

[lisa]

if i copie this in the ONLOAD Line he brakes up when i load the macro

When you say macro do you mean when you start the bot?

what do you mean by "he brakes up"

Also maybe try it without the comments

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RoMScript("} 
    Lootomatic_Settings.Enabled = true;
    Lootomatic_Settings.Roll = 3;
    Lootomatic_Settings.AutoLoot = 5;
    Lootomatic_Settings.AutoLootBoss = true;
    Lootomatic_Settings.AutoPass = 1;
    Lootomatic_Settings.AutoGreed = 5;
a={")  

Does it stay under the 255 characters ?

[rock5]

Does it stay under the 255 characters ?

Good point. I believe with comments it is well over 255. Without comments it should be about 230-240.

[lisa]

could always just do it in 2 lots

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RoMScript("} 
    Lootomatic_Settings.Enabled = true;
    Lootomatic_Settings.Roll = 3;
    Lootomatic_Settings.AutoLoot = 5;
a={")  

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RoMScript("} 
    Lootomatic_Settings.AutoLootBoss = true;
    Lootomatic_Settings.AutoPass = 1;
    Lootomatic_Settings.AutoGreed = 5;
a={")  

[Jandrana]

Hm - the above examples did not work for me. I even don't understand parts of the code. Why this:

a={

at the end of the assignments?

But I found another solution. Add this function to the end of main.lua of the lootomatic addon:

function Lootomatic.Func.Enable(aBool, roll, autoloot, autolootBoss, autopass, autogreed)
Lootomatic_Settings.Enabled = aBool;
Lootomatic_Settings.Roll = roll;
Lootomatic_Settings.AutoLoot = autoloot;
Lootomatic_Settings.AutoLootBoss = autolootBoss;
Lootomatic_Settings.AutoPass = autopass;
Lootomatic_Settings.AutoGreed = autogreed;
end;

Then you can put something like this in your MM scripts:

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RoMScript("Lootomatic.Func.Enable(true,3,5,true,3,1);")

[lisa]

making your own function would work =)


As for the a ={

you can easily call functions but if you want to change in game variables you need to have them between this

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}
--some variable
a={

As to why it didn't work did you try just changing a couple at a time, there is a 255 character limit for macros.

[rock5]

Hm - the above examples did not work for me. I even don't understand parts of the code. Why this:

a={

at the end of the assignments?

Basically, when you run a RoMScript, the commands get put into a table as part of it's code and then the values in the table get returned. eg.

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RoMScript("GetZoneID()")

will equate to

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a = {GetZoneId()}

which works fine because GetZoneID() will return a value that will be placed in the table.

If on the other hand you try to run some code eg.

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RoMScript("SomeVariable = true")

What happens then is this

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a = {SomeVariable = true}

Which will simple create a sub value to a a.SomeVariable = true which is not what we want.

To execute any code you need to prefix with } and end with a={ . So

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RoMScript("} SomeVariable = true a={")

equates to

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a={} SomeVariable = true a={}

which is valid code that assigns true to SomeVariable.

If you want to return any value, you have to assign it to a in a table because that is the value it returns. For example my old ItemQueusCount function that counts the items in the incoming item queue.

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function ItemQueueCount()
	return RoMScript("} a = 20 while GetItemQueueInfo(a) == nil do a=a-1 if a==0 then break end end a ={a} z={")
end

This loops through each item until it finds how many items there are. It puts a in a table and because we don't want to wipe the value in a we use another variable to close the } bracket by using z={

That's fairly technical. All you need to know is if you want to change a value in game you have to start the RoMScript command with a } and end with a a={

[Jandrana]

Thank you for your explanation, rock!

[kuripot]

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function Lootomatic.Func.Enable(aBool, roll, autoloot, autolootBoss, autopass, autogreed)
Lootomatic_Settings.Enabled = aBool;
Lootomatic_Settings.Roll = roll;
Lootomatic_Settings.AutoLoot = autoloot;
Lootomatic_Settings.AutoLootBoss = autolootBoss;
Lootomatic_Settings.AutoPass = autopass;
Lootomatic_Settings.AutoGreed = autogreed;
end;

how can i make it userfunction?? so i dont need to put whole function in onload...

i just to paste inside .Lua file? nad rename like this?? "userfunction_lootomatic.lua" ??

[lisa]

i just to paste inside .Lua file? nad rename like this?? "userfunction_lootomatic.lua" ??

Nope

What Jandrana did was edit the actual addon files, you could probably make up a userfunction to do it, it would be similar to the code I posted earlier just doing some RoMScript