TrailMyx's Advanced CLAw FULL - The Ultimate Autolooter - Public Release!

[Grandewd]

[TrailMyx]

You'll have to rely on the imbuing weenies for that.  Honestly, I never used the skill..  I'm stuck in UO of around 2003.

[Chops]

Congrats on the script, it's really great!


Now for a minor problem of mine, I can't load any setup, I manage to save them just fine, but when I try to load them, nothing happens, sometimes. and there's a msg saying there was an error loading configuration file.

[TrailMyx]

Check out the Q/A post:
http://www.scriptuo.com/index.php?topic=17.msg962#msg962

[Chops]

I changed the win version to vista and it's working now, thanks 

[Grandewd]

It recognizes Vista , will it recognize Windows 7 ?  If so, how is it worded?

[TrailMyx]

It recognizes Vista , will it recognize Windows 7 ?  If so, how is it worded?

Wista 7

seriously though. CLAw sees Vista=Win7.  The other selection is XP

[Grandewd]

It recognizes Vista , will it recognize Windows 7 ?  If so, how is it worded?

Wista 7

seriously though. CLAw sees Vista=Win7.  The other selection is XP

Gotcha....

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set %os_type WINXP
str del #OSVER 1 2
str left #STRRES 1
if #STRRES > 5
  set %os_type VISTA

Should I change to Vista in both places?

[TrailMyx]

If it's working for you, you shouldn't have to touch it.

[TrailMyx]

For Grindy and the body hiding thing:

Try adding this to two lines in the CLAw:

@ line 105:

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menu get EUOCheckBoxHideBodies
if #MENURES = #TRUE
{

to

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menu get EUOCheckBoxHideBodies
if #MENURES = #TRUE && !TM_loot_in_progress = #FALSE
{

And @ line 475

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  menu get EUOCheckBoxHideBodies
  if #MENURES = #TRUE
  {

to

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  menu get EUOCheckBoxHideBodies
  if #MENURES = #TRUE && !TM_loot_in_progress = #FALSE
  {


[NObama]

Congrats on the script, it's really great!


Now for a minor problem of mine, I can't load any setup, I manage to save them just fine, but when I try to load them, nothing happens, sometimes. and there's a msg saying there was an error loading configuration file.

For Vista, you have to run EUO and cLAW from C: in order to save & load config files.

[Nalco]

I love this thing! It has changed my life! I have a couple questions on two edits I would like to make.

When I have multiple corpses, the script will open and loot the first corpse, and then throw a message about how "I must wait to perform another action" while trying to open the next corpse. If I stay next to the corpse, it will open it and loot just fine, but the initial failing due to the delay is slowing things down a bit. I was wondering if you could point me to the delay I would edit between looting one corpse, and opening another.

The other thing I would like to edit is not a problem at all, just a personal preference. I would like to change the location that the corpse container gump opens at.

Other than that, this runs perfectly, and fast. Thanks for this script!

[TrailMyx]

Sure edit away!  For the pause, please share what you come up with.  Since nobody else is having an issue, I'd like to see if it's something that might come up from time to time with others.  BTW, are you using the stealth looting option, or just the normal option?

For the body position, go for it.  In fact, I've been meaning to move that to the user configurable section of the script for some time, but I keep forgetting.  This will serve as a note to remind me to do it within the next update.

Glad you like the script!

[Nalco]

So I got the corpse container moved no problem.

You asked whether or not I was using stealth drag and drop. I did in fact have this feature turned on, and when I disabled it, my wait errors stopped.

The script is actually much faster now as it doesn't hang up on opening multiple corpses.

I will never hunt without this script again!

Thanks!!!

[TrailMyx]

The stealth drag/drop is a relatively new feature with little testing, so I'm not surprised that was the problem.  Now that I know there's an issue, I can see if an added delay somewhere will help.

The other selection has been tested over and over for years, and the one I always use because none of the safety guards have been circumvented.

Anyhow, glad you're finding the script useful!