Para's Script Library

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Originally Posted by Paraly Redownload the Combat Routine file and follow the guide slowly 1. Go to an obelisk nearby the grind spot you want to farm mobs at 2. Bind to the obelisk 3. Open the Combat Wizard (at the traymenu of vanillatool) 4. Click on "Record Return Path" and walk to the grind spot 5. Once you arrived at the grind spot stop recording the Return Path 6. Click on "Record Grind Path" and walk trough some mobs 7. Once you finished recordint the grind route be sure you end recording exactly where you started recording the Grind Path so it can run in a loop 8. Click on "Load Routine" and select the "Combat Routine" file 9. Click on "Build Combat script"and save the script somewhere (this is the final script which you load later with the Script Editor) 10. Simply load and play this final script with the Script Editor

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Originally Posted by agua2o I did exactly that. It kills mobs that attacks the bot, but it does not move nor targets any mobs on its own.

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Originally Posted by Paraly are you on a mount?

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Originally Posted by agua2o No, I'm not. Also not using any motion. There is no trace of the grind or return paths in the Script Editor's command lines. Is it supposed to mention something about them?

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Originally Posted by Paraly Yes it should write FlySmooth lines with the current coordinates [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Try a client restart and don't sit on mount while you record the paths

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Originally Posted by agua2o I had messed up with the files, lol! It's working now. Also how to make the bot attack mobs that attack him on the return path? Right now it just runs through the mobs, even if the mobs attack it. Also, to make it attack mobs regardless of HP or target. Thanks! It would be nice to make so that the bot doesn't walk back to the path it was before selecting a mob and running to the appropriate distance. Is there a command to disable the walk back?

_ACAllowAllMobs=True;
_ACResetPosition=False;
_ACIgnoreAtDistance=17;

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Originally Posted by Paraly Add "_ACCheckMob=;" lines at every second line on your return path Open the Combat Routine script with some text editor, scroll down to the "Basic Settings" part, add these lines Code: _ACAllowAllMobs=True; _ACResetPosition=False; _ACIgnoreAtDistance=17;

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Originally Posted by MamaMercy Got banned for using this sadly :(

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Originally Posted by agua2o Is there a way to set the "_ACPotion=%Var3,HP/MP,50,66;" command to use multiple potions? I know that you can create a function like the transformation potions function, I was looking for a cleaner way.

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Originally Posted by Paraly No, the only way is like you said trough a similar function like the transformation potion function

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Originally Posted by agua2o Could you create something like that? :S Or do I have all the information I need in the thread? I can look it up myself if all the commands and functions are already available. The InventoryCheck one is pretty obvious. But i couldn't find a command to check for the HP/MP that the character currently has. Or a way to call for a function when the HP/MP fall below a certain percentage. Thanks in advance!

start_HPPotions;

_SetVar=PotionsPerRound,3;

_IFInventoryContains=162005003,%Var[PotionsPerRound]; // If has 3 or more of this potion
_SetVar3=162005003; // set item ID as variable 3
#ENDIF

_IFInventoryContains=162005007,%Var[PotionsPerRound];
_SetVar3=162005007; // set item ID as variable 3
#ENDIF

_IFInventoryContains=162000178,%Var[PotionsPerRound];
_SetVar3=162000178; // set item ID as variable 3
#ENDIF

_IFInventoryContains=162000181,%Var[PotionsPerRound];
_SetVar3=162000181; // set item ID as variable 3
#ENDIF

//highest priority potions should be declared as late as possible

#EXECUTE=CombatSort; // call combatsort function so %Var3 gets applied at the _ACPotion line

end_HPPotions;

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Originally Posted by Paraly Code: start_HPPotions; _SetVar=PotionsPerRound,3; _IFInventoryContains=162005003,%Var[PotionsPerRound]; // If has 3 or more of this potion _SetVar3=162005003; // set item ID as variable 3 #ENDIF _IFInventoryContains=162005007,%Var[PotionsPerRound]; _SetVar3=162005007; // set item ID as variable 3 #ENDIF _IFInventoryContains=162000178,%Var[PotionsPerRound]; _SetVar3=162000178; // set item ID as variable 3 #ENDIF _IFInventoryContains=162000181,%Var[PotionsPerRound]; _SetVar3=162000181; // set item ID as variable 3 #ENDIF //highest priority potions should be declared as late as possible #EXECUTE=CombatSort; // call combatsort function so %Var3 gets applied at the _ACPotion line end_HPPotions;

_IFMemPtrRead=%PlayerBase,%OffsetPercentHP,BYTE,<65;
#EXECUTE=HPPotions;
#ENDIF

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Originally Posted by agua2o You are awesome. Now I need to check for the bot's HP, would this IF do it? Code: _IFMemPtrRead=%PlayerBase,%OffsetPercentHP,BYTE,<65; #EXECUTE=HPPotions; #ENDIF

UseID=ItemID;
Delay=450;

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Originally Posted by Paraly No I don't think you understood what _ACPotions does, like all other _AC commands it does just declare rules for the AutoCombat system, this means _ACPotions will never actively use a potion when you execute the line, _ACCheckMob=; will use the declared potion during combat If you want to use the potion with a certain line you need Code: UseID=ItemID; Delay=450; Your HP check line is correct