Thanks for the warm welcome. Yes I did, Cstalker, I seem to have worked my way through many scripts from the easyuo site now to help train my account back up. I had sold my main account to a friend when I left and lost touch with him not too long after. Each time I worked on a tradeskill I thought I'll fine tune the script to my liking and work it hard until my bank balance is up again but after hitting GM I'd move onto the next script, and the next, lol. I'm working up my old house placer account now, it as virtually skill free 

I struck it rich at an Idoc already, or at least rich enough that my account is no longer hindered for good items to train with. I found a container full of gold checks and a couple of nice(but not uncommon) expensive rares to sell and now I own a tower filled with all I need, anything more is icing at this point.

I am a bit of a Robin Hood type player, I try to help those that need helping in game. I have a vendor that I dump items worth less than 50k on but he can't be found on Vendor Search and all his items are free. If I see someone asking for someone to make a house decoration or whatever else the vendor may hold I give them a rune. If I was in a guild I'd probably drop off all the things I don't need there too if people could use them. I don't, however, plan to add ICQ back to my computer... too distracting and you end up sitting around chatting instead of getting things done, lol. I'm not sure I'll guild up this time around, time will tell.

Hopefully my scripting skills pick up and I can be of help here too. For now thanks for all of the help, I hope I can return the favor in time.

Unsure about your Stay Hidden checkbox.  That should just work.

- bug report: I'm GM hiding/stealth and also get the "you must have 65 hiding to use this feature" error.

A bug report isn't the only reason I'm posting though, I also want to say "awesome script bro!". I had the opportunity to try it out once and nabbed a couple of choice items. I don't have access to the elite version yet but I am all about maximizing the usefulness of my tools so I had a thought/suggestion for this version, described below.

Drag and Hold
A lot of times the loot you want is inside a container and without pack horse support weight becomes a consideration fast. I can manage this a bit by selecting the chest priority based on weight/item number of the chests but eventually there is going to be a chest that puts me over the weight/item limit. As a stealther however I will pick up the chest anyway and walk away with it even while having a full pack(and even if i'm overweight). The thing is I can't try to put it in my pack or it will fall to the ground, I have to click and drag it but not drop it anywhere until I want to. This can be 3 screens away where its safe to sort a few things quickly.

How difficult would it be to have an option that, when a pack weight or item number would be exceeded, would still grab a chest(or other heavy item) but NOT attempt to put it in your backpack if that attempt would fail. Instead it would grab it and hold it, perhaps giving you a message as such and halting everything else until you've walked off with the item?

Sounds a bit extreme but it's all about dat loot!

edit: this idea gave me flashbacks of trying to protect my pile of 1000 ore as I skipped it along while mining way back in the day, good times.

You sound like me, I have 11 WoW characters at 90 all with max trades that, combined, can do everything. I even set them up to come out of the next expansion screaming with gold making ability... and then they go and turn the cool stuff into crap. Garrisons you can't customize? Trade skills that require no skill at all? Did they REALLY think I'd WANT to join the abuse that is pug raiding while saying "I love this" ?? Ummm, never again!

I think WoW is in a fight with Gold Farmers, everything they do seems geared to make earning large amounts of gold harder to do. On the opposite end of the spectrum Richard Garriott is embracing player transactions with his new Shroud of the Avatar game. I tried out the current alpha release, it's actually got potential, but it also has very little *new* stuff not already in other MMOs. Time will tell if that is their downfall, it sure isn't as fresh feeling as UO was in 98.

I think I'll split my free time between UO and "off the computer" from now on 

Hello everyone, this is my introduction post. I registered a couple of weeks ago but have been playing the game during my free 30 day "welcome back" period to see if I REALLY wanted to come back to UO after over 10 years of being away from it.

Well, the question has been answered: HECK YES I'M BACK! In fact I wish I never left, this is my gaming story/history.

Back in 1998 I was working the night shift at a tech company and my nights off were quite boring at times, everyone in the house would be asleep and the city has little to do after the witching hour... but I was wide awake. That's when I found UO and fell in love with it. I had played command and conquer before UO so I wasn't completely new to playing online but nothing compared to UO, I was addicted.

My fondest memories are of UO without trammel, without being able to lock down your possessions and before there was even an item decay mechanic in the game. I'm the type of player that takes the time to set up my account perfectly to accomplish my goals, I don't care if it takes me a day, week, month or even longer of "work" before finally being able to do something in game, I'm relentless!

I left UO to play DAoC, which in my opinion was the worlds best at PvP on a mass scale. Siege warfare for keeps and castles never got old(hint, hint, OSI!). When they basically killed DAoC with the Atlantis expansion by forcing ungodly amounts of grinding for gear and then having to level the gear afterwards, insanity! I jumped into Warcraft but never found the same excitement I had experienced during the early days of UO.

I took EA's 30 day free play for returning players offer last month and... I'M BACK! My philosophy on scripting is to consider it an aid, not a "do it for me" tool. I don't do unattended and find it a bit silly to pay to NOT play, lol. There are some tasks in UO which are so tedious and lengthy that I can't imagine doing those the grindy way, especially since I had once done them all before(skill gains).

I know a little about coding, but not much, and so look forward to reading your ideas.

Cheers!