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Title check.
Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2014 1:51 am
by ZZZZZ
Could anyone with Fire Training and/or Soldier's Attack run this in commandline?
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totalTitles = RoMScript("GetTitleCount()"); for i=1, totalTitles do; titleName, titleId = RoMScript("GetTitleInfoByIndex("..i..")"); if titleName ~= nil then; if titleName == "Vanguard Field Marshal" then cprintf(cli.yellow,"\nFireTraining - Index: "..i..", ID: "..titleId.."\n") elseif titleName == "Resplendent Carnival Viscount" then cprintf(cli.yellow,"\nSoldier's Attack - Index: "..i..", ID: "..titleId.."\n") end end end
And tell me what the yellow print's are? Thanks
~~ It may take a while to run through.
Re: Title check.
Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2014 2:29 am
by rock5
I don't have them but my guess is the title ids are as follows.
- Vanguard Field Marshal - 530467
Resplendent Carnival Viscount - 530538
I got the ids using the Rom Language File Converter.
http://solarstrike.net/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 258#p22258
If you were after the index numbers, I can't help you there.
Re: Title check.
Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2014 3:09 am
by ZZZZZ
All good. Got a few friends to run it for me, found the index numbers depend on when you got the title....which sucks. I was hoping I would be able to simply check what titles a player had (Fire Training or Soldiers attack) by going through the index number
Instead just making it use
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RoMScript("SetTitleRequest(530467)");
yrest(500);
if RoMScript("GetCurrentTitle()") == 530467 then
hasFireTraining = true;
to check...can't think of any other way.
Re: Title check.
Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2014 4:31 am
by rock5
I used some code for getting a title in my ElementConverter script. Let me get it out.
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local HaveFailureTitle = RoMScript("} for i = 0, GetTitleCount() do name, titleID, geted = GetTitleInfoByIndex(i) if titleID == 530897 then a = {geted} end end z= {")
Because it does only one RoMScript, it's very fast.
Re: Title check.
Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2014 5:25 am
by ZZZZZ
Oh, I didn't know you could do RoMScript like that ^.^ Will keep that noted
Re: Title check.
Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2014 7:04 am
by ZZZZZ
How do I make this break sequence
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for k,v in pairs(settings.profile.skills) do
if v.Name=="ALL_FIRE_TRAINING" then
RoMScript("SetTitleRequest(530467)");
cprintf(cli.blue,"\nWill use Fire Training!\n")
break
else
FireTraining = false
end
end
I want it to break the loop if firetraining is in profile. Does the 'break' have to be inside the main loop and not the if statement inside loop
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for k,v in pairs(settings.profile.skills) do
break
end
etc for it to work?
Also I know its off-topic but how do you get a macro to work with /wait in it? eg
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RoMScript('CastSpellByName("Shot"); /wait 2;CastSpellByName("Shot"); /wait 2;CastSpellByName("Shot")');
tried with sendMacro as well but just comes up with IGF (ingamefunctions) error.
Re: Title check.
Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2014 10:07 am
by rock5
break breaks from loops only. So the break in the if statement
will break out of the for loop.
/wait is not a function, it's a slash command. You can't include that on a line with other code. Can you have a line in a macro with
I'm not sure but I don't think so.
I think /wait has to be on it's own line and you can't use RoMScript or sendMacro because they are for normal code that will be preceded with /script.
You have to use SlashCommand. If I remember correctly I added support for multiline slash commands. Here's the comment in the 758 changelog
- Modified the IGF to be able to run multiline slash commands.
- So now you can effectively run macros from the bot without having to use a SlashCommand per line. Eg.
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SlashCommand("/script TargetNearestFriend()/script UseSkill(1,1)/Script ChoiceOption(8)")
Note: if you are using SlashCommand everything has to be a slash command. So normal functions have to be preceeded be /script as per the example above. So something like this should work.
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SlashCommand('/script CastSpellByName("Shot"); /wait 2 /script CastSpellByName("Shot"); /wait 2 /script CastSpellByName("Shot")')
So effectively every slash is treated like a new like in a macro.