http://www.lua.org/docs.html

For specifics to oEUO:

http://www.easyuo.com/openeuo/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

GUI are done with Delphi.  TObjects basically, and it's hard to find documentation for it because it is a bastardized version in oEUO than the full Delphi object set.  It was designed to be enough for scripts.  However- the objects.dll file that Cheffe has provided has some bugs in it, so right now, they aren't completely stable.

http://www.easyuo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=49071

You should check out that link.. lot of good information in it for menus.


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What is your background language?
I programmed in C++ and found lua to be a nice comparison, relative to euox scripting.
functions instead of subs, local variables (except in lua we have upvalues that would not be allowed in C++), metatables- remind me of structs, but with some work to the index you can sort of turn them into an OO class.  There are no vectors, but there are dynamically allocated tables.  Even more interesting is that you can have all sorts of keys.

[snippet]
local t = { [1] = 'One', [2] = 'Two', [3] = 'Trees', ['Potato'] = 'Vegetable'}
[/snippet]

Granted, it makes it more annoying to iterate the table :p  

That's the problem; most of the mega-scripters are very heavy into GUIs, and OEUO just hasn't panned out very well for us chickens.  

I can't deny the lure of OEUO; I was once enchanted with it as well.   But I uncovered serious issues with it and those issues prevented me from really feeling comfortable with it.  I needs my UIs.

I think Ximan has figured out some of those issues, but it would be nice for the core to be fixed and not have to rely on patches from outside.

Ximan has been an incredible help for me in learning openEUO.  I am starting a new approach to script menus. 
One script simply is a set up script that creates a parameter file.  The second script is the actual guts that loads the save file.  I've written incredibly stable scripts that the menus work for hours and hours, and then I randomly get an overflow even though the menu has been closed and Freed appropriately.  This way, the actual running script never created a delphi TObject.  The last I read though, Cheffe was actively trying to hunt down solutions to the instability of the Object.dll

From my experience, Ghost items usually are result of a timing bug within the script itself.  At some point you tried to move that pile or smelt that pile before you could perform the action.  Generally speak, you should increase the wait times when opening a pack or moving items if you have that problem.

Shaving ms off your script is nice, introducing bugs isn't worth it-  However, since this is a timing problem it could be related to lag, possibly the author has a better connection to his server than the user experiencing the issue.

http://www.scriptuo.com/index.php?topic=10307.0

I also posted in that thread which explains the above.. maybe a bit more clearly.

I've made some "cannot be repaired" stuff for mules and such.  I've even consider if for a tamers or a straight PvP guy as you don't have to repair stuff often if he's not getting hit lots.  PvM is clearly different but that extra bump can produce some amazing items.

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Here's my take on it:

Anything other than
(DC-Copper runics)
Powerful Re-Forging
Grand Artifice
Inspired Artifice
(Bronze/Gold)
Powerful Re-Forging
Grand Artifice
Inspired Artifice
Exalted Artifice
Sublime Artifice

Is a waste.  The brittle and weak items will break super fast and you cannot repair them nor POF them after reforging. 

The more items you choose, the lower the power will be so you have to compensate with better runics.  I've never thought about burning agapite or higher.  Rather roll the dice and craft with them.
Never have tried with kits, but I'd say the same applies except lower Spined only go to inspired, Horned go to sublime artifice, and burn barbed kits like normal.

The idea is this:  You want to maximize a property (or two in the latter case) so they are above normal imbuing levels.  Then POF them, Imbue the properties you want on them after that.  This is easier than it sounds because you can't decide during reforing how many properties you want.  If you try using the a better runic for the first teir, you'll start getting random extra properties that you may not want- taking away your choice during imbuing.  If you try for the latter case with a weaker runic, you end up with two weak stats as oppose to one that is overpowered.  Even when doing it right- you run the risk of splitting the power into two stats.  I.e.
(Copper)
Powerful Re-Forging
Grand Artifice
Inspired Artifice
--Vampiric Embrace

May give you a some certain 'power' but it might be split between HML and HLL.  It's a dice roll, but after X attempts, eventually you'll get a single HML that is overcharged above the normal 70% HML.
Or in the case of bronze runics, you can get two properties above the cap or a mix of 3 or 4.  So it does attempts to get the exact one you wanted.
In my opinion, this is used to create imbuing templates for items.  Reforge to over charge 1 or 2 stats, imbue the rest with what you want.

In the end, I believe you can even attempt to enhance it to further boost it.

Don't forget to POF the item before imbuing. (but after reforging)

I was looking for that option and emailed support because I couldn't find it.

I ran around marking 8 books and will do another 8 more.  I have a feeling I know where I was busted- Ter Mur.  I also made a stupid mistake, out of laziness.  That I"m fixing, like you said, recalling 12 tiles away makes you look obvious.  I'm changing that.

Yeah, I understand what you're saying.  I'm just surprised because I'm afk mined for 2 years with spewy who didn't ignore people.. and never got busted.

I also don't understand your comment 'your in the wrong place'
I didn't come here for help with a script-  I came here to discuss starting temp accounts for mining because of the comment the OP had written about not being able to mine colored on trial accounts :/  (no hostility intended)