Problem with cans

[kingfisher]

if you have a can with just numbers in it, you cant target, approach, or open it with the script.

 

[Me.Name]

You mean just numbers in it's name?

One possible workaround might be find it's ID and just refer it by ID.
Just a thought.

 

[CyberTech]

Please specify the script next time.

However, this isn't script related, this is because Entity[#] assumes it's a number. You wouldn't be able to even get the ID of it by using the name. In the meanwhile, include something non-text in the naming.

Amadeus, perhaps we need Entity[Name,...] ?

 

[kingfisher]

it isnt a specific script:

if !${Entity[${ContainerName}](exists)}

returns false even if the container is there if ContainerName = 243 or another number alone. im not quite understanding your reply as to how it works cyber.

 

[Amadeus]

The problem is that when you use a number as the only argument, it assumes that the number you're giving is an "ID". Why are you using numbers only for the naming of cans. Just put SOME alpha letters in there and it should resolve the issue.

What you want to use is ${Entity[exactname,"name"]}

For a substring of the name to work, I'd have to add what cybertech suggested.

 

[kingfisher]

I dont have control over what the cans are named. It is when I am hauling for groups of people. And I cant say I need you to put letters in the name so the bot will work.

 

[Amadeus]

Then you will have to use [ExactName,"blah"]

You also could just put all the cans into an index and just iterate through them all and pick them off one by one and not worry about what they're named at all.