I got autonav to work but I had to make wp 1 manually then make the last wp manually then it tied all the rest in between them...weird I know anyway I got that part sorted and will get the missing spells for cleric done soon too been busy with work.Xeon said:
Yes, there is something wrong with the Pull code, I'm trying to track it down now.Tamorus said:
You'll need to get the VGSkin.exe file this thread:cpuuser123 said:
if ${Me.Ability[${AbilityName}].EnduranceCost}<${Me.Endurance} && ${Me.Ability[${AbilityName}].JinCost}<=${Me.Stat[Adventuring,Jin]} && ${Me.Ability[${AbilityName}].EnergyCost}<=${Me.Energy}&&${Me.Ability[${AbilityName}].IsReady}
{
Do whatever your attack code is
}You'll need to run the script from this thread:naimean said:
Used text editor like Notepad, open KBot.iss , search for this code, when deleted the code line, save as "KBot.iss" with the " <--quote otherwise if dont it will save as KBot.txt :-(
if [COLOR="Red"]!${Me.Ability[${i}].IsOffensive} && !${Me.Ability[${i}].TargetType.Equal[Offensive]} &&[/COLOR] !${Me.Ability[${i}].Type.Equal[Combat Art]} && !${Me.Ability[${i}].IsChain} && !${Me.Ability[${i}].IsCounter} && !${Me.Ability[${i}].IsRescue}
{
;;; Heal Tab
if ${Me.Ability[${i}].Type.Equal[Spell]}
{
;Spell and Defensive
UIElement[SmallHealCombo@Heal@SettingTabs@SettingFrame@Setting@KBot@KBot]:AddItem[${Me.Ability[${i}].Name}]
UIElement[BigHealCombo@Heal@SettingTabs@SettingFrame@Setting@KBot@KBot]:AddItem[${Me.Ability[${i}].Name}]
UIElement[FastHealCombo@Heal@SettingTabs@SettingFrame@Setting@KBot@KBot]:AddItem[${Me.Ability[${i}].Name}]
UIElement[PetCombo@Pets@ExtraTabs@ExtraFrame@Extra@KBot@KBot]:AddItem[${Me.Ability[${i}].Name}]
UIElement[PetHealCombo@Pets@ExtraTabs@ExtraFrame@Extra@KBot@KBot]:AddItem[${Me.Ability[${i}].Name}]
UIElement[MeditationCombo@Rest@SettingTabs@SettingFrame@Setting@KBot@KBot]:AddItem[${Me.Ability[${i}].Name}]
}
}if !${Me.Ability[${i}].Type.Equal[Combat Art]} && !${Me.Ability[${i}].IsChain} && !${Me.Ability[${i}].IsCounter} && !${Me.Ability[${i}].IsRescue}
{
;;; Heal Tab
if ${Me.Ability[${i}].Type.Equal[Spell]}
{
;Spell and Defensive
UIElement[SmallHealCombo@Heal@SettingTabs@SettingFrame@Setting@KBot@KBot]:AddItem[${Me.Ability[${i}].Name}]
UIElement[BigHealCombo@Heal@SettingTabs@SettingFrame@Setting@KBot@KBot]:AddItem[${Me.Ability[${i}].Name}]
UIElement[FastHealCombo@Heal@SettingTabs@SettingFrame@Setting@KBot@KBot]:AddItem[${Me.Ability[${i}].Name}]
UIElement[PetCombo@Pets@ExtraTabs@ExtraFrame@Extra@KBot@KBot]:AddItem[${Me.Ability[${i}].Name}]
UIElement[PetHealCombo@Pets@ExtraTabs@ExtraFrame@Extra@KBot@KBot]:AddItem[${Me.Ability[${i}].Name}]
UIElement[MeditationCombo@Rest@SettingTabs@SettingFrame@Setting@KBot@KBot]:AddItem[${Me.Ability[${i}].Name}]
}
}That is really bad... Do NOT cross chunk boundaries while running this script. In fact don't even set waypoints that are CLOSE to chunk boundaries, as sometimes it will target stuff over the line and then...boom, bad things happen.Dorf said:
; ********************************************************
; ** Find out if we have anough XXX to use this ability **
; ********************************************************
function:bool CheckAbilCost(string abilString)
{
; First find out what this Ability uses, then check for correct amount
if ${Me.Ability[${abilString}].EnergyCost} >= 0
{
if ${Me.Energy} > ${Me.Ability[${abilString}].EnergyCost}
return TRUE
else
return FALSE
}
if ${Me.Ability[${abilString}].EnduranceCost} >= 0
{
if ${Me.Endurance} > ${Me.Ability[${abilString}].EnduranceCost}
return TRUE
else
return FALSE
}
if ${Me.Ability[${abilString}].JinCost(exists)} && ${Me.Ability[${abilString}].JinCost} >= 0
{
if ${Me.Stat[Adventuring,Jin]} > ${Me.Ability[${abilString}].JinCost}
return TRUE
else
return FALSE
}
}function:bool ShouldWeRest()
{
call DebugIt ". ShouldWeRest: Checking..."
variable int g = 1
if ${Me.HealthPct} < ${restHealthPct} || ${Me.EndurancePct} < ${restEndurancePct} || (${Me.EnergyPct} < ${restEnergyPct} && !${Me.Class.Equal[Monk]}) || ${Me.Stat["Adventuring","Jin"]} < ${RequiredJin}
{
call DebugIt ". ShouldWeRest: Resting for our own regen."
return TRUE
}
while ${Group[${g}](exists)}
{
if ${Group[${g}].Health} < ${restHealthPct} || ${Group[${g}].Endurance} < ${restEndurancePct} || (${Group[${g}].Energy} < ${restEnergyPct} && !${Group[${g}].Class.Equal[Monk]})
{
call DebugIt ". ShouldWeRest: Resting for group regen."
return TRUE
}
g:Inc[1]
}
return FALSE
}; Rest up for next fight?
;if ${Me.HealthPct} < ${restHealthPct} || ${Me.EndurancePct} < ${restEndurancePct} || ${Me.EnergyPct} < ${restEnergyPct} || ${Me.Stat["Adventuring","Jin"]} < ${RequiredJin}
call ShouldWeRest
if ${Return}if ${doUseFood}
call UseFoodsDrinks
;if ${Me.HealthPct} < ${restHealthPct} || ${Me.EndurancePct} < ${restEndurancePct} || ${Me.EnergyPct} < ${restEnergyPct} || ${Me.Stat["Adventuring","Jin"]} < ${RequiredJin}
call ShouldWeRest
if ${Return}
{type /targetauto yournamehere
function CombatHeal()
{
returnhttp://www.reality.net/svn/vanguard/kbot/PappaSmurf said:
Could be done, but highly doubt any author is going to spend the days needed to code something that complex.To do it right yes, it would be quite complex, trying to avoid agro mobs, trees, bushes, cliffs, etc.CrazyJosh1 said:that would require one major badass navigation and anti-add system
Xeon said: