Wundervice wrote:Okay so I decided to start with something more basic. Learning how to create a script to ID an item node (not resource) and harvest all at a single waypoint as a start to the learning process. Im thinking this is how it should be written:
<!-- #1 --><waypoint x="xxxx" z="xxxx">
player:target_Object(xxxxx,xxxx,true) <-- Not sure what the numbers are that go here tho. Item IDs, coordinates?
while player:target_Object(xxxxx,xxxx) do
sendMacro("UseSkill(1,1)") yrest(5500)
end
That would make the bot target the items nearby and harvest then with about a 5-second wait between attempts yes?
The reason you had to bump it is because editing a post doesn't bring it to the top of the list again, so no one knows you are expecting an answer.
The above is wrong. When you do "while player:target_Object(xxxxx,xxxx) do" it actually executes the function and uses the returned result. So target_Object gets executed at least twice.
Most of the time all you really need is
with the appropriate options for the item you are harvesting.
This is how I decide what options to use for a new object.
Click it manually. Then;
1. If it's collected instantaneously then use
2. If it takes time to collect then add 2nd value.
3. If I want to collect multiple times then use the 3rd value.
4. If each item needs to be clicked more than once then use the 4th value.
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target_Object(NameorId,time,true,true)
5. Finally, if it is an unusual item that needs an action between clicks, eg. the eggs, then don't use the last 2 options but instead use the while loop.
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while player:target_Object(NameorId,time) do
...Do something between clicks
end
I hope that makes it clear enough.
You can read about the target_Object function in the wiki.
http://www.solarstrike.net/wiki/index.p ... _Functions