Dealing with Damage gumps!!!

[Thimotty]

Heh we should stop writing and editing both in the same time
I agree mine is only good for personal use!

[TrailMyx]

Heh we should stop writing and editing both in the same time
I agree mine is only good for personal use!

Heh, I hated Khameleon after a while.  When I thought I'd have certain bits of my scripts nailed dead nuts, he'd always find a way to push it so that it wouldn't work.  Cerveza was the same way, but between the two of them they made me really think about the mechanics that happen even during the execution BETWEEN lines of code.  20ms between lines of execution can really impact the answers you "think" you should get.  Nothing like getting bogus container sizes matched with incorrect container names.  There's lots of little nuggets of annoying information about EasyUO, but we all have to run over those particular potholes ourselves.

[Endless Night]

The Tank-fly Ratio sound pretty bang on to me.  Looting while sounding easy in heavy spawn with lots of players and player pets and summons in the same area is probably one of the hardest things to accomplish seamlessly. And EUO slow drag and drop defaintly makes the whole thing that much more painstaking.

I dont envy the support problems on your looter TM...

[TrailMyx]

The cool thing is the core of what Thimotty did and what I did are the same.  Noting that the bodies and the instanced container IDs are relatively similar.  That's the start of a great filter that's pretty darn foolproof.  Not many noticed this relationship.  It will also work when the instanced corpse changes to the actual corpse.  RunUO doesn't used instanced corpses, so this method also works on freeshards.

In the beginning, the looter was a pain in the butt.  That was back during the old version when Cerveza was really using the crap out of it. (those days you didn't even have the instanced corpses!)   However these days, it's been tweaked to the point where I don't get any additional feedback. 

In script release land, no problems means a good script, regardless of how ugly or tank-like it is. 

[Endless Night]

In script release land, no problems means a good script, regardless of how ugly or tank-like it is. 

Sweet most of my scripts must be fool proof as i never hear anything back...

Alternatively are they being used ummm....

[Scrripty]

In script release land, no problems means a good script, regardless of how ugly or tank-like it is. 

Sweet most of my scripts must be fool proof as i never hear anything back...

Alternatively are they being used ummm....

I might not use yours much EN but I sure learn a hell of a lot from them.  How's that?

[Endless Night]

In script release land, no problems means a good script, regardless of how ugly or tank-like it is.  

Sweet most of my scripts must be fool proof as i never hear anything back...

Alternatively are they being used ummm....

I might not use yours much EN but I sure learn a hell of a lot from them.  How's that?

Why thank you .. as long as what you learn is  not what not to do lol

[_C2_]

I can only understand about 1/2 of what endless writes because I have zero programming background to transfer to this easy uo language.  All I know is it works wonderfully.  I, too, have learned a lot form EN, TM, and Cerv.  I appreciate you all taking me in when easy uo shut the door in my face and made me feel stupid for asking questions.  Now I have a crap load of iron proof stuff.

[Cerveza]

That's exactly why SUO exists.

I can only understand about 1/2 of what endless writes because I have zero programming background to transfer to this easy uo language.  All I know is it works wonderfully.  I, too, have learned a lot form EN, TM, and Cerv.  I appreciate you all taking me in when easy uo shut the door in my face and made me feel stupid for asking questions.  Now I have a crap load of iron proof stuff.