TrailMyx's Advanced CLAw FULL - The Ultimate Autolooter - Public Release!

[TrailMyx]

outstanding script! Timeless as ever however I do have a question. Scripting down in Heartwood at the fletchers. I wanna keep Ward Removal talismans but there's no option for that and the user defined text didn't work. Any suggestions? Thank you in advance.

Make a new rule with something like "ward" and enter it into the "user entry" box and click the "OK" next to it.  Then scroll through the "User defined" just above it, locate "ward" and add it to your rule entry list.  Finally make that rule active.  Done.

[Khameleon]

We should write a tutorial on how all the options should be used, and an explanation how basic math math works for the complex rules....  oh wait I believe most of that is in the first post... NM

[NObama]

TM - any reason why a user defined rule looking for "Recall" wouldn't be looting recall scrolls?  It's possible my EUO was acting buggy, haven't had time to try it again.

[TrailMyx]

That's probably a by-product of the anit-rules list.  Try commenting out all instances of:

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gosub BuildAntiRuleList

If that works, then perhaps a rule like:

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 Magery Scrolls && Recall

Edit: nope no rule.  You need to comment out all the gosub BuildAntiRuleList.  I have a new version that has a flag for this.  Cerveza is testing it out because I implemented another feature he's playing with

[addicted]

simply divine! heartfelt thanks for creating and sharing this wonder!

[NObama]

That's probably a by-product of the anit-rules list.  Try commenting out all instances of:

Code: [Select]

gosub BuildAntiRuleList

If that works, then perhaps a rule like:

Code: [Select]

 Magery Scrolls && Recall

Edit: nope no rule.  You need to comment out all the gosub BuildAntiRuleList.  I have a new version that has a flag for this.  Cerveza is testing it out because I implemented another feature he's playing with

Thanks, TM.  I was hoping it wasn't just me...like usual...

[slyone]

Just pressed play on this one and it works great! Thank you!

[Tyrone Biggums]

Having a ton of fun with this one. I love that I can make it add certain items wit >=. That's awesome man. Makes this scrit def in my top 3. Great job sir. 

[TrailMyx]

Thanks guys, glad you like this one.  Certainly is my favorite of all times.

[Cerveza]

What operating system are you running? Win 7, WinXP, Vista?

[UoLugnutz]

Love the script.  Everything works great.. EXCEPT loading a setup file.  I have tried multiple times to save ( which says it works and I see a file created) and then later load my setup.  But every time I load, it says there is an error loading the file.  the setup file is in the same directory as the script...

Not sure what is happening.  any help or pointers to get this to work?

I had the same problem too. What I did was just enter the actual location the file is located in the setup file box. Example for me is C:\Documents and Settings\Computer3\Desktop\Lug. Entering this way works for me. Easiest way is to find the saved file and right click and go to properties. You will see a spot that says location. Cut and paste it to the set file box in CLAw. At the end of the cut and paste add a \ (back slash) and type in the name of the file. In my above example I had to add the \Lug to the end of my cut and paste.
Hope this makes sense and helps!

[Cerveza]

Yeah, if you read back through the 40+ pages you'll see this issue and how to fix it.

Big read though

[TrailMyx]

We do try to update the first post when there's a revelation that needs to be documented.  We'll keep on our toes. 

[holmedog]

Nice script!  Thank you for this one.  Now if I can get it setup (on my end, you did a great job, I'm just terrible at figuring out GUIS)!

[holmedog]

Using the script and I have one question.  Is there a way to search for items less than a certain weight?  If not, that would be a neat property to have.  

I'm thinking of a rule like:
Unravel value > 2 | Weight < 7

Would be nice to have on my unravelling farmer.


Edit: And I may just be overlooking it, but maybe an option to stop when you are %stones close to carrying weight