Would it be possible?

[Lycoris]

Would it be possible to make a tailoring, blacksmithing, winemaking, etc macro like how there is a fossil macro?


Just want to know if it is possible.

Thank you for your time.

[tbstewa]

no, the finishing locations are completely different every time whereas the fossil macro detects the fossil and hits it every time very quick very clean. why don't you find a way to get twintail to work? you don't necessarily need a full bypass... just a source and a little c++ knowledge

[Uncreative.]

Originally Posted by Lycoris

Would it be possible to make a tailoring, blacksmithing, winemaking, etc macro like how there is a fossil macro?


Just want to know if it is possible.

Thank you for your time.

If the winemaking you're talking about is using the cooking skill to create wine and the such, then yes. You can use fastcook to do that.

[Lycoris]

Originally Posted by tbstewa

no, the finishing locations are completely different every time whereas the fossil macro detects the fossil and hits it every time very quick very clean. why don't you find a way to get twintail to work? you don't necessarily need a full bypass... just a source and a little c++ knowledge

Too lazy to make a bypass right now. I've had macros that hit moving targets with reasonable accuracy. I guess a better question is whether auto-it can detect stuff that moves around.

Couldn't someone just make a macro that detects the start/finish locations? At least for tailoring?

[pawntobishop]

you should be able to use autoHK To make one for your resolution.

[YBang]

If winemaking is something that comes out in G10...it's nothing like cooking. Many blobs of random moving targets to hit.

[tbstewa]

i believe it is g10 based on the fact that corrib valley has a vineyard