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Two Questions

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 9:48 am
by scithen
I've been using waypoints to navigate back and forth between the Frontline Camp
and Static Lathrofea in Xav, to level my secondary class. With that said, is there
a way to make the bot mount either before or after buffing when I swap classes?
Right now, it'll run up to the house servant and swap classes, then buff and just
keep running, never trying to mount. I've tried using yrest, but it seems like the
whole bot just waits for however many seconds I put in there.

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player:dismount();
yrest(2000);
player:target_NPC("Barok Ulan");
sendMacro("ChoiceOption(3);");
yrest(1500);
player:mount();
Since I'm just running to and from the camp, I wouldn't mind it not buffing altogether.

Second question: I've looked in the skills database, and Perception (M/D elite) is
in there where it should be, but every time I swap to D/M, the bot spends the
entire time it's running trying to buff my char with Perception.. which it can't do.
It doesn't seem like it's hurting anything, but it makes it hard to find any kind of
info on the screen without having to sort through 1-200 lines of it trying to buff.
I do have it set in my skills_mage in my profile, though, not just skills. Anyone able
to point me to a solution to that?

Re: Two Questions

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 9:59 am
by rock5
About the mounting I have 2 ideas. You could have it mount at the next waypoint or you could manually buff yourself first, eg.

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player:clearTarget() -- So it doesn't apply buffs to the npc.
player:checkSkills(true) -- 'true' means friendly skills only.
player:mount()
About Perception, usually when you change character or zone it detects a changed address and reloads the profile but when it just changes class the bot doesn't detect it. Future versions will but the current version doesn't. A simple fix is to just reload the profile. You can use

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loadProfile()

Re: Two Questions

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 10:25 am
by scithen
That did the trick, rock. Thank you. :) I didn't even think about mounting at the
next waypoint. Will have to keep that in mind for the other waypoints I use for
dailies.

Re: Two Questions

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 6:27 pm
by Cindy
I am starting to find that it is a smart idea to have WPs at points of interest, for example right in front of the NPC you are changing class at. You could then mount at that waypoint.