Works very well. Thanks!!!!

Awesome, glad to hear it worked for you!  Let me know if you have any suggestions to improve it, as I am always looking to improve my scripts.

I had also posted the script on EasyUO... but with 11 downloads and zero comments .. I think that will be the last usefull thing i post up thier.

Not that I am anywhere near the script writers of a lot of the coders on this site, but this is one of the reasons I've chosen to release my scripts here rather than on EasyUO.  This isn't the only reason, but it is a big one, and while there has been less feedback here than I might have liked as well, I think I received a lot more feedback here than I might have on EasyUO, especially for the number of downloads they might have had (and given that the scripts are meant to be started and left to run until they finish their task, they might not have been as well accepted there either!).  

I can say that I really appreciated you releasing this script, as even though I could run around and manually buy the tickets, this just made things easier for me on the few shards I play and on a few others in which I had accumulated a little gold.  I can't wait until tomorrow morning now, so I can see just how many plots I might win!  

Just tried out the ultra lazy version (even though it didn't seem as ultra lazy to try out a new version!) on a few shards, and other than the missed gumps (as mentioned by _C2_ and seemingly caused by lag on the shard - increasing the waits a little worked for later chars/accounts), there was only one other issue:

When I set it to not spend in tram and to only go to the southern plots in fel, it just went right to Luna and stopped. 

I don't know whether this is worth fixing or not, since the lottery is over in about 5 more days, but it works great overall!!!

Talk bout pulling out with the neighbors wife when the husband was at work...





I helped his wife get their camper hooked up to their truck to surprise him when he got home. They went camping and had a wonderful time.

Speaking about hooking up...

Did I ever tell you about the time I took my nephew out?  We laid our poles out...in the back of my boat...and leisurely sailed.  Eventually, we reach what I like to call my "honey hole", and while we didn't catch any fish while trolling to the spot, after we pulled our poles out of the side of the boat, we were able to toss them off the sides of the boat all day and kept pulling fish all afternoon.  Then after we were done, we went back to my house and ate the most delicious fish tacos with my wife and daughter...

For people having trouble on freeshards; apparently, s7's script has two settings depending if it's a freeshard or not. I just simply changed

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set %freeshard %3 to

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set %freeshard true
in s7BodFiller script.  This fixed all of the offsets for me. I have no knowledge of coding, I just know this worked for me. 

Thanks for the info Brute!  I think I can implement this into my script as well, so I'll take a look at it later tonight and see what I can do. 

well tried to use it and it appears to work great, but its doing the wrong items!
what could it be?

The item making is in the called script, s7's bod filler.  Make sure you have the current version of his script, as well as the craftinfo script which accompanies it, and then try again, as any issues during the making of the items would come from here.

You're welcome!  I did a little more testing and found that both of these examples worked in assigning and retrieving the test values:

set %gg gg

set %cgg #charid , %gg
set %cgg2 #charid , gg
set %h . %cgg test
set %i . %cgg2 test2
set %hh %h . %cgg
set %ii %i . %cgg2
display ok %hh
display ok %ii
halt
I've mainly used #charid in variable names with the mining scripts, so I can use just one base script and open it 3 or 4 times, press play, and watch the ingots stack up!  I'm sure there are many other uses for it as well, but this alone was more than worth the effort...

Wow, that's an interesting question, as I've been testing a few things and they are all messed up:
set %c #charid
set %h . #charid , gg fart
set %hh %h . #charid , gg
set %i . %c , gg fart2
set %ii %i . %c , gg
set %3 #charid
halt
returns with the following variables:
%3: LMNOP
%C: LMNOP
%HH: N/Agg
%HILMNOPGG: fart
%II: N/Agg
%IILMNOPGG: fart2

It's almost like you can't access the %h . #charid , gg variable unless you can hardcode #charid into the name, although the following does work, as expected, since I use similar code in a number of my scripts (%jj is set to fart):

set %j . #charid fart
set %jj %j . #charid