EQ2Craft Doubled Quantities and other issues

Ardon

Ardon

Well-Known Member
It may be that the Craft Bot shouldn't be used this way but this is something I noticed and not really sure if it's an issue.

While using the craft bot I was having all kinds of issue with it detecting the recipes for both types of Writs. In the cases that the recipes were detected (normally not rush orders) the quantities were doubled. So a writ of 3,3 would wind up being 6,6 in the craft bot window. I double checked the WritCounts.xml because I did do some updating but the problem persisted.

The one thing I read is that if you are using the craft bot on multiple toons you shouldn't have them grouped up - which I didn't. However once I closed the other instance of craft bot my issues went away (not recognizing recipes, doubled quantities).

So my question is am I over extending the script or is this truly some type of issue? If so I'll be more than happy to help out on supplying more information.

Thanks!
 
Ardon

Ardon

Well-Known Member
Update

I've been messing around with this more to try and reproduce the issue and as of right now it appears I cannot. I'm running multiple crafts without craziness. What I did wind up doing is exiting both crafts deleting the entire folder and pulling down a new copy; once that was finished I updated the fresh WritCounts.xml.
 
battleaxe

battleaxe

Member
The problem does till occur. I was doing rush orders on two toons of different tradeskill classes, and occasionally I'd see one toon attempting to add it's RO recipe list to the queue and start adding recipes from the other toon. I know they are from the other toon because I just saw it add those recipes on the other toon.

It's almost like it's using the same file to generate the recipe list for each toon and you end up with a race condition where in the wrong toon reads the file at the wrong time and gets the wrong recipe list (or additional recipes.. not sure)

I'd of looked at script code to troubleshoot it further, but it's all embedded in a dll
 
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