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| Realms tintin++ package by Dyrdex. I have no idea what I'm doing, this is my first foray into programming of any sort. Please forgive my terrible terrible coding!
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| =Get the files=
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| You can curl or wget this stuff. I update it too frequently to keep a tar.gz up there. Should probably switch to github.
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| http://dyrdex.com/tinrod/
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| =Setup=
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| 1. Edit tinrod/main.tin
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| Edit line 26: path to the tinrod directory on your system (i.e. just 'tinrod' if you've got it at ~home/tinrod) and execute tt++ from ~home
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| Edit line 32 with your password where it says PASSWORD_HERE
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| 2. Run tintin++ along with the main.tin file, you'll probably want to set a shell alias for this:
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| /path/to/tt++ /path/to/tinrod/main.tin
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| 3. Connect to the mud using the alias 'go CHARNAME'
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| 4. Setup your character config.
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| 4a: run 'menu' to see all configurable character options.
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| NOTE: After setting the 'affiliation' option (to 'ds' presumably) do 'reload'.
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| This loads in the current file, and prevents you from overwriting it with a blank one later.
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| 4b: set your containers and inventory counts by running 'setinv' TWICE (yes do it twice initially)
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| 5. Setup your equipment damage tracking (or at LEAST setup your weapon, as its required for the disarm trigger).
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| Run the following aliases:
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| 5a: eqon
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| 5b: (id a piece of equipment via any means)
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| 5c: keyis KEYWORD
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| 5d: (repeat id and keyis for every piece of eq)
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| 5e: eqoff
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| 5f: NOTE: for lights and weapons you must manually enter the AC since its not present in 'identify' output.
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| After id'ing, do:
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| itemac 20 (for lights, and 12 for weapons).
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| 5g: acset
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| At this point you should be basically good to go. Most of the other features should 'just work'.
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| I guess, I need to tell you what all those features are....
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| =Features=
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| ==Stuff in main.tin==
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| 1. Quick Connect/Reconnect, Saving of stuff to your configs.
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| 2. TinTin options
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| 3. Multi-Session control
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| 4. Speech Logging
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| 5. MSDP Support
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| 6. Inventory Tracking
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| 7. Gameplay options (trigger on/offs)
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| 8. Gameplay automation
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| 9. EQ Tracking
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| 10. Mob Tracking
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| 11. Run Scripting
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| ===Quick Connect===
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| Alias: go %0
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| This is how you connect. Type 'go dyrdex' for example.
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| All your chars need to share the same password (which is hardcoded into main.tin line 32)
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| Alias: quit
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| The word 'quit' is aliases to write out all your configs before actually quitting the mud.
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| This writes: character, class, affiliation, and mobs list to the appropriate configs upon quit.
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| Alias: saveconf
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| This does the same thing as 'quit' but without quitting.
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| ===TinTin Config Options===
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| Nothing fancy here, just your basic tintin config options. Set as desired.
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| ===Multi-Session Config===
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| Alias: (shorthand) (session name)
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| Since tintin allows you to multi sessions in the background, these let you switch to, or send commands to, bg'd sessions quickly:
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| Since each session we open is named a character name, you can type that character to control that session.
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| We can then setup aliases to shorthand those session names even further.
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| Probably best to just look at this section of main.tin to understand this better
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| You'll want to setup a shorthand for each character.
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| So, for example, setting this up;
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| #ALIAS {dym} {#dymrex}
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| Allows me to control Dymrex, when he is 'backgrounded', by doing:
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| dym say hello
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| If you want to foreground Dymrex, just do:
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| dym
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| You can also setup quick connect aliases here to log groups/armies, etc.
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| Alias: groupall %0
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| Allows you to have all your sessions follow %0 and has %0 group them.
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| Alias: regroup
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| Does the same as groupall, but does it again.
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| === Speech Logging ===
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| Log: ~tinrod/speech_logging.tin
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| This needs work, but for now it just grabs certain channels/socials and logs them.
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| Open a second terminal and tail -f /path/to/tinrod/speech_logging.tin
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| Alias: savelog %0
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| Will write out your entire buffer to a log file named %0.
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| NOTE: writes to your current working directory, not within the tinrod directory.
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| === MSDP Support ===
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| This *should* 'just work' automatically upon login at this point. If it doesn't, use this alias to 'start' it:
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| Alias: msdp_report
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| MSDP Var's Further detail. For use in your own scripting, call msdp stuff as follows:
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| All variable: $msdp_info
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| All variables + their values: $msdp_info[]
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| One thing: $msdp_info[THING] (note caps is required)
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| For all affects: $msdp_info[AFFECTS]
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| For ONE affect: $msdp_info[AFFECTS][sanctuary]
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| If you're unsure, play around with #showme $msdp_info[THING] and whatnot till you find what you need, or email me.
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| === Inventory Tracking ===
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| I identify a potion container and an item container and save those as variables.
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| I track a select group of potions/items within those containers and adjust values as used/stocked.
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| Values of the most useful potions are displayed in the prompt.
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| Important to note that these counts get integrated into 2 other scripts/purposes.
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| 1. In the 'ds' affiliation script, there is a 'restock' alias. Set your preferred levels via the 'menu' alias options.
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| 2. Potion quaffing is tracked, and this used by the autofight script, so that you always drink spring after 8 potions (when fighting).
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| Alias: clearinv
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| Clears inventory tracking values.
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| Alias: setinv (also invset, because I can never remember which way it goes, so just setup both!)
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| This uses 'finditem' to find a heal and a recall, and sets your container variables accordingly.
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| Then, it examines those containers to get counts on the things it tracks upon the sight of them.
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| Then the 'at sight' triggers are disabled so further examinations don't adjust levels anymore.
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| There are also manual controls, listed below:
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| Alias: potcon %0
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| Sets your potions container to %0 (use the keyword for the object)
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| Alias: itemcon %0
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| Sets your item container to %0 (use the keyword for the object)
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| === Gameplay Options ===
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| These are a bunch of things you might want to turn on/off here and there for whatever purposes.
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| Alias: teston / testoff
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| This is for developing new stuff quickly. It reads in (or kills) whatever you have written in /tinrod/scripts/test_script.tin
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| Alias: eqon / eqoff
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| Toggles the equipment tracking triggers. Turn on before id'ing gear. Turn off after. Explained above.
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| Alias: immobon / immoboff
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| This will enable/disable re-immobilize triggers. This is actually redundant now because you can set this up elsewhere.
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| See the 'menu' options for Bot Type, set 'bot tank' then 'boton' and you get the same thing.
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| Alias: glasson / glassoff
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| For Fathomer glasseye skill, redo upon expiration.
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| Alias: shieldson / shields off
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| Upon expiration, request fresh e-shields from your mage bot. Adjust this for your own chars and bot aliases.
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| Alias: celeston / celestoff
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| For cleric celestial might... I never use this, but did once for about 5 minutes so its setup.
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| === Gameplay Automation ===
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| This section contains a ton of misc stuff to auto-do-stuff in the game.
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| Auto-style/search/dig/fly/track, etc.
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| Anti-Idle (auto-save every 500 seconds)
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| Aliases......Results:
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| supcor supplicate corpse, get all, wear all.
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| trackgo %0 track mob named %0 and automatically continue to track/move/track/move
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| stoptrack stop tracking
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| heal quaff 1 heal
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| heal4 quaff 4 heals
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| heale quaff 8 heals
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| blue quaff a ds orchid mana potion
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| blueup quaff orchids until mana is full
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| qtank quaff a tankset
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| drotank drop a tankset
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| shockstick use shockshield stick
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| cameo use iceshield cameo
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| firestick use fireshield staff
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| goneut use a pillow to get align back within +/- 80 of 0.
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| Also various 'target setting' aliases, but this is pretty much taken care of automatically now by the mob tracking system.
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| But, in case you just wanna manually set your target variable, check out this section for options, there's a lot.
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| Also Dh potion buying, if you have a potion buyer, just put a small birch chest on him and give him 1m.
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| === Equipment Damage Tracking ===
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| This has already been explained above, but, process is:
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| 1. eqon
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| 2. (id a piece of gear)
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| 3. keyis KEYWORD
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| (3a. IF light/weapon: itemac 20/12 respectively)
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| 4. eqoff
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| To view your current eq stats:
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| eqstat
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| To remove a piece of gear from the eq db:
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| remeq a weapon of striking (use the full name of the object)
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| To reset damage values to 0:
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| acset
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| To find a specific piece of gear only
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| itemfind %0 (case sensitive)
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| === Run Scripting ===
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| These are each kinda their own beast. For when general autofighting doesn't work well.
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| I would just suggest reading each one. They're not great yet, just all kinda 'in the works'.
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| <pre>
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| Bishop/Krakov are basically flee then healup scripts.
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| Collosus is kinda the same, very unfinished
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| Edo Dragon heads are useful for having your ranger snipe heads from above to aggro them.
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| Mithril Hall isn't totally automated, just some time saving stuff in there.
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| Seth sets up some stuff to track who is tanking and when he chills, but not anything else (like hitting).
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| </pre>
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| == AutoFight ==
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| Configurable via the options shown in 'menu'
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| Uses a 'minhealth' variable, under which you will heal up. Above which you will hit.
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| Without going into 'how it work' let's just get to 'how to use'
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| Gonna use these aliases:
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| hitis HITNAME
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| minhealth #####
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| manaoff or manaon
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| fighton / fightoff to enable/disable autofighting.
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| pause to totally pause this stuff
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| resume to restart
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| So, first set those all up. Some notes on that:
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| A: For spells, do hitis {c 'vindur gong'} in curly brackets like that.
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| B: If your 'hit' uses mana, do 'manaon'. If it does not, go 'manaoff'.
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| C: If things get screwed up, just type 'pause' to pause the whole thing. Some conditions do this automatically.
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| D: Use 'resume' to restart everything.
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| The logic follows as such:
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| If you have not already triggered this check, and
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| If the check has not failed for some reason already (meaning it would continue to fail infinitely), and
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| If the autofight system is not purposefully paused, and
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| If you aren't at 8 potions in the stomach, and
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| If you won't be blind once truesight expires, and
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| If you don't have a remainder of heals to quaff from a previous healup run, and
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| If you have the sanctuary spell (or sacral divinity, or holy sanctity), and
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| If your health is above the minhealth value you setup in your menu, and
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| If you are not configured as a tank (who doesn't hit), and
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| If you are not a vampire in need of blood, and
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| If you are not a mana user
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| Then Hit the Target, and re-run this check.
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| (If you ARE a mana user, and mana is under 200, then Hit the Target and sip 4 mana pots until within 200 of full mana.)
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| If any of those fail, rectify them, and recurse:
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| If this check has already been fired: do nothing
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| If this check has already failed: echo alert, echo vars, disable autofighting.
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| If the system is paused, echo as such.
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| If you ARE at 8 potions: drink spring (if you can't find it, make one, if you can't make one, say 'no spring!')
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| If you WILL be blind when true runs, quaff cure blind now. (and if you fail, say 'blind' and pause the system until cured)
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| If you have remaindered heals to quaff, quaff them.
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| If you don't have sanc, quaff it (and if you fail, echo that, set an override, and recheck)
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| If your health isn't up to snuff, heal up to full, recheck.
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| If you are a tank, don't even hit, just pass all if-checks and then recurse and recheck. (never hit)
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| If you are a vamp with under 20 blood, feed, recheck.
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| If you are a mana user, and mana is under 200, sneak in 4 mana pots with each hit.
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| Also: if you are EVER blinded in a fight:
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| The system is paused, you 'say blind' and upon that blindness expiring you will automatically quaff truesight and turn 'trueon'.
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| === Debugging ===
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| Currently there are debugging echo's built into the check which you will see if you enable this. This helps me develop it.
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| You can edit out all the #SHOWME lines to get rid of those, but be warned, it's a bitch to debug without them.
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| === Hit Support ===
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| The whole thing works based on your hit message triggering the recursion. So, ALLLL hit messages have to trigger that.
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| So far I have a lot, but not all setup. See the bottom of the tinrod/scripts/autofighting.tin file, it should be obvious what I mean.
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| If your autofight isn't working, or it only seems to fire 'once' make sure your hit message is setup in that file like all the others.
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| === Target Support ===
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| The AF script always hits a specific target. This data is pulled from the mob tracking system, so read on below:
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| == Mob Tracking ==
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| Everytime you fight anything, you can capture the mob data from msdp and set a mob keyword.
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| Those keywords become the 'target' variable when autofighting is enabled.
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| If a mob is not already setup in the mob tracking db, you will be prompted to enter the keyword with this alias:
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| mobkey %0 (i.e. mobkey demon)
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| Note: upon entering the mobkey, autofighting is automatically restarted.
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| NOTE: DO NOT TYPE MOBKEY BEFORRREEE YOU (or your group) is ready to start the fight: Cuz you WILL $hit $target and start it.
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| To view the entire mob database:
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| Alias: mobstat
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| Note: I also started saving mob level as well, seems like it could be useful for future leveling purposes.
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| =Contact=
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| If anybody ever uses this, feel free to contact me at dyrdex@gmail.com about it.
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