Different computers

[ilikefire]

I run Archangels serpent hunter script on my main computer with no problems, but when I try to run the script on my other computer with another account every time i fish up a Serpent, it kills the serpent, finds the serpent, loots the serpent, and then gives me your over weight gump. This is not true, i am not over weight or have to many items.

My Main computer runs Vista, Secondary Runs Windows 7. (I did run as Adim in on the 7 computer).

Question one: Any Idea's what is causing this?

Question two: The first time I ran this script I had to toggle a safe spot rune book, but do not have to do it any more. i even deleted the file and downloaded it again and it still saves that setting. Where does it save this setting so it always knows what rune book to use?

[Masscre]

The safe spot is saved in your registry. do not remember looking at which file it was but i used to use the script back a few years ago.

[ilikefire]

Where can I find the Registry?

[Masscre]

The registry file is located along with all your other windows and program registry files.

[12TimesOver]

Ummmm..... I'm seeing the potential start of a catastrophic discussion here. You need to use a regedit to modify values in your registry ilikefire (Start/Run/type regedit/hit enter)

Browse to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\EasyUO and you will see all persistent variables you have stored on your computer from different scripts you've run over time.

Here is the easyuo link that discusses variables including persistent.

[Cerveza]

or... you could search the script for the * char.

Anything after the * char is a Persistent variable which will be found in the registry.

If you copy/paste all the * info you find in that script you can run another script to clear them all out of the registry, or actually set them to nothing.

Here's what I mean.

Search the script and you see this:

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set *savedstuff1 #findID
So you know that "*savedstuff1" is a persistent variable... copy and paste that into a new script like this:

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set *savedstuff1
halt
And that will set that variable to empty in your registry. If you find a bunch, just put them all down like:

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set *savedstuff1
set *mysettings
set *saveitemlist
set *bananas
halt
If you really want to clean them all out of the registry by hand, be very sure you know what you are doing. Persistent variables sometimes fill a LARGE line and you have to be extremely careful when removing them to ensure spacing and such remains intact.

*Edit:

Here's a couple examples from the actual script which can be found HERE

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  set *ArchangelSerpHunter_BackpackPOS_X #contposX
  set *ArchangelSerpHunter_BackpackPOS_Y #contposY

  set *ArchangelSerpHunter_PaperdollPOS_X #contposX
  set *ArchangelSerpHunter_PaperdollPOS_Y #contposY

  set *ArchangelSerpHunter_RunebookSafe #ltargetid

  set *ArchangelSerpHunter_BoatKey #ltargetid

  set *ArchangelSerpHunter_Blade #ltargetid
You get the idea, those are all persistent variables that are saved in the registry. If you want to default them out to nothing.... just remove the #contposX, #contposY, #ltargetid and the variables will be cleaned until the next time you run setup.

I personally don't think this is your problem.

[ilikefire]

Thank every one, I am not exactly sure what i did, but i got it working with your help.