the mostly available bod swapper, "penny's" i think has a major issue on demise.  it tries to give the "bad rewards" back to the NPCs which works fine on OSI but is broken as hell for RunUO.

Is this what you are referring to as bad rewards?

Demise, well RunUO in general, is notorious for breaking perfectly good scripts and require surgical tweaking to work right...this is why i have "-demise" version of lots of stuff gathered over the years

so i figured out why my click wasn't working....doesn't like changing the coords on the fly like that....changed it to click some vars and it works now....

but my question about gump focus still stands

this is more standard anyways...
     set %clickx #contposx + 134
     set %clicky #contposy + 35
     click %clickx %clicky r


so I'm in the process of renewing a personal use script but I've hit a wall here.  Its a highly modified ML quester script with LOTs of options, but the issue I'm having is the free server I'm on is having both a paperdoll of the NPC and the ML quest gump open.  of course the paperdoll open after the ML gump, so it has container focus and has to be dealt with...

I've tried just doing a quick check on #contname = paperdoll_gump and then right clicking it to clear the gump, but that is seemingly not going to work for some reason.  it just gets stuck in my goto loop trying to right click it....which is utterly baffling as I've never had a click function not work like that....

is there a way to muck about between open gumps to find the right one?

code snippet....

  getquestgump:
   set #nextcposx 0
   set #nextcposy 0
   set #lObjectID %questnpcID
   wait 30
   event Macro 17
   wait 30
   gumpcheck:
   if #contname = paperdoll_gump
     {
     click #contposx + 79 #contposy + 290 r
     goto gumpcheck
     }
   wait 30
   if #contname <> generic_gump && #CONTSIZE = 507_496
      goto getquestgump
  contpos 0 0

Yes I am bumping an oldddd thread. I feel so special being mentioned in Xeres thread muahaha. Also disappointed he has been a member here since 09 and never even told me about this place! Then again, I hadnt played UO since UOCoders went down.

I was heavvyyy into paintball. I started playing in 1996-97.. and still play to this day. Not as heavy into it as I was when it was mentioned in this thread. Considering I am not working anymore and a fulltime student, its hard to afford the $100+/week to play. I do have about $9000 worth of brand new paintball equipment though and am planning on starting up my own field.

If bumping old threads is a no-no.. Then its obvious I haven't changed! <3

^^ post padding, dont fall for it.  rofl....  bloody necromancers always fiddling with the dead

and yeah, I didn't get very active back then.  SL fizzled out pretty quick, went back to ABC....

Then I fell into a WoW trap that has created a time vortex in my life that I'm trying to resolve...

I still have my entire script library on my harddrive....including the old UOC full auto fisher, looter, heartwood kit farmer, even jabber's old lumber jacker, my auto-vampurai will get retooled once I've get setup properly...afk dexxing is my primary pastime.   

dont let this scrub around.

he will just talk a lot and test lots of scripts at the drop of a hat.

wait maybe thats not a bad thing...  

this riff raff should been my referal too

thats a great pic. rofl.

but yeah....I still sit at a desk with 3 monitors, a wyse thin terminal, and usually at least one forklift mountable pc.  I manage a 11TB SAN with a handful of ESX hosts.  I've got a major boner for the new vSphere 4 stuff VMware just announced this week.  Dynamic dirstributed switching is fuckin crazy.  I love it.  SQL server is my friend, it keeps me company.  I drink coffee from a very nice Kuerig.

I love what I do, and yes I work for a company that hasn't asked for bailout monies.  we are still doing very well thank you very much

They take good care of me, and I take good care of thier systems :

I did something similar when I was working on a GM detector.....

to test for individual keywords or phrases in journal, you do have to break it all out individually...
The %msg# variables are my GM detector phrases that are set near the top
sub checknotifications
      if ( %msg1 in #journal )
         {
         set %msg1tripped #true
         set %keyword %msg1
         }
      if ( %msg2 in #journal )
         {
         set %msg2tripped #true
         set %keyword %msg2
         }
      if ( %msg3 in #journal  )
         {
         set %msg3tripped #true
         set %keyword %msg3
         }
      if ( %msg4 in #journal  )
         {
         set %msg4tripped #true
         set %keyword %msg4
         }
      if ( %msg5 in #journal  )
         {
         set %msg5tripped #true
         set %keyword %msg5
         }
Now that I'm looking at that code...it would be cleaner with a for loop....but meh, its old code.

then you can do something like this to tie it all up...
if %msg1tripped || %msg2tripped || %msg3tripped || %msg4tripped || %msg5tripped
     {
     sound %notificationsound
     display Notification triggered on keyword: " %keyword " on charater " #charname " @ time: #time date: #date
     }

saved me from jail many times while I was making glasses on OSI