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Scripting Resources & Utilities => OpenEUO Scripts => OEUO => Scripting tools => Topic started by: TrailMyx on October 26, 2010, 10:34:38 PM

Title: TrailMyx's CraftMenu Sub
Post by: TrailMyx on October 26, 2010, 10:34:38 PM

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-- Script Name: TrailMyx's CraftMenu control for OEUO
-- Author: TrailMyx
-- Version: v3
-- Shard OSI / FS: unk
-- Revision Date: 10/25/2010
-- Purpose: Collection of routines to help the scripter automate UO
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--          TM_CraftMenu
--            Arg1 = expected gump size
--            Arg2 = tool findtype
--            Arg3 = receipe string
--            Example: TM_CraftMenu("530_497", "HAG", "c10-s1-m1-p1-x") -- gumpsize, tool, receipe
--              HAG = sewing kit, gump size = 530_497
--              Receipe = c10 (category) = Female Armor
--                        s1 (Selections) = leather shorts
--                        m1 = 1st material selection (normal leather)
--                        p1 = 1st page (doesn't press next page)
--                        x = close craft gump after creation
--                        l = makes last selection
--
-- Special Thanks:
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I haven't tested these very much, but if you'd like to give these a try, feel free.

Please note these subs require tm_subs_collection9.lua

Title: Re: TrailMyx's CraftMenu Sub
Post by: TrailMyx on October 26, 2010, 10:35:07 PM

Question:
What does TM_CraftMenu return?
Answer:
true = error occurred, false = no error
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Question:
Can I use OEUO-style Findtype?
Answer:
Yes, my TM_FindItem sub accepts either strings separated by "_" i.e. "KAG_EAT" or tables i.e. {2345,5645}
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Question:
What are the recipe string possible values
Answer:
From the original EUO version:

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; C = category
; S = selection
; M = material
; P = page
; L = make last
; X = close

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Question:
Does the recipe string need to be formatted in any special way?
Answer:
no, you can format it however you want, i.e. c10-s1-m1-p1-x is the same as s1-p1-x-m1-c10.  The separator needs to be a "-" though.  The script parses this before the recipe is run.
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Title: Re: TrailMyx's CraftMenu Sub
Post by: Paulonius on October 27, 2010, 06:57:49 AM

Very cool. I am going to be using this a lot I think.

Title: Re: TrailMyx's CraftMenu Sub
Post by: TrailMyx on October 27, 2010, 08:31:36 AM

These are pretty easy to use.  They are much like the CraftItem subs from Machine and the ones we use in the Quester.