Let me start off by saying thank you to Trailmyx for his Full Auto Fisherman script (I love this script!) and Kal In Ex for his MIB SOS Master script. If it were not for these two scripts, I would not have made my SOS Fisher and would not be farming SOS so lazily!  

First thing is to decide do you want to go out and shop/pay for your MIB/SOS or be cheap like me? I am as cheap as I am lazy so I use Trailmyx's Faull Auto Fisherman (Did I say that I really love this script?!?!) http://www.scriptuo.com/index.php?topic=41.0 I have edited the script to keep and separate the high seas fish and rare fish. They sell decent to people wanting to do the fishing quests and I use some when I am bored enough to do the fishing quests myself.





I run two fisherman at a time and check their banks periodically. When it starts to get full, I dump the plain green fishing nets and rare fish into the garbage cans for cleanup points. When my bank is full, I stop fishing and get ready to sort my SOS that I collected.




Next, I use Kal In Ex MIB SOS Master for this. http://www.easyuo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=97820#97820 I used the changes posted near the end of that thread to be able to modify the script to use the new high seas ships. When using a high seas ship, you must be standing right behind the tillerman to be able to use SOS Master sail to SOS function. I have 2 secures in my house and each secure contains 5 labeled boxes. The top chest has 5 boxes marked Region 1, Region 2, Region 3, Region 4, and Region 5. The bottom chest contains boxes with regions 6-10.



 Kal's SOS master has a button marked "Load SOS Info" I use this to sort the SOS. It plots them into the different regions. When using this script, make sure that you have your container that contains your SOS open and you need to make sure that you have nothing in the top left corner of the screen. This script uses OCR so make sure that you do not alt-tab to another screen while it is reading the SOS.



Once it is done reading them, I use the "Move SOS to" button, which gives me options to move the SOS to specific containers. I use this option to move the SOS into the correct containers. You click on the region or regions that you want to move. I only click one at a time because my OCD forces me to have one container per region. Once you have the correct region checked, you click ok and then hover your pointer over the container you want to move them to and then pres the spacebar. It moves them automatically for you which is awesome!



Once you have them all sorted you are ready for the fun to begin!! I marked runes and made a runebook for boat launch points for each region. This allows me to quickly get to where I want to go. When I am done with a region I can sail to next closest one or drydock my ship and recall to the next region.



I grab the container for the region I want to fish in, recall to that region's launch point and launch my boat. I click on the "Load SOS Info" button and load my SOS. Once I now click on the button marked "Sail To Marked" and SOS Master will start sailing me to my first SOS. It is important to remember that this script does not auto-defend and does not have anti-block so you need to be ATK. I use UO Rudder and Automap along with SOS Master to keep me going strong and quick.



Now that I am at my first SOS location, I start using the best script ever!! (Not that I am biased or anything) Crisis SOS Chest Fisher http://www.scriptuo.com/index.php?topic=9770.0



I click on the start fishing and it will keep fishing until it pulls up the chest. I have not decided if I want to try and work in some kind of auto-defend or have it scan the journal for getting attacked and stopping. Currently, if you pull up a sea serpent, it will keep fishing so you will need to press pause on the fishing and then kill the serpent. If you are in the right location (rarely will it not be right unless it is right on a server line which can get tricky using SOS Master) you will pull up shipwreck junk and then the chest. I save the shipwreck stuff for cleanup points. I have a personal version of SOS Chest Fisher which dumps all of the shipwreck stuff and nets into the trash. I may release that one in the future. I will use the "Cut Stuff" button on the SOS Chest Fisher to cut up and save any bones for tailoring and inscription.



Now I will drop the gold into the hold of the ship and then drop the chest onto the deck. Now I will click the tab on the SOS Master that says "Delete Marked" so that it marks the next closest SOS location.




I collect the chests dropping the chests with less items into other chests until I have 4 chests with about 70-85 items in each chest. I usually have a beetle or a couple of pack horses on the deck of the ship to haul my belongings. I fill my beetle/packy with gold and one of the chests. I then take another chest and recall to the bank. I dump my shipwreck items and any nets from the chests into the garbage for cleanup. I also dump the dime a dozen artifacts such as the leggings, bow, wedding dress, etc for points as well. I have so many of the enhancements that I will dump those as well. I deposit the gold into my bank and recall to my house to start sorting the chests.

I have 8 secures set up to sort into. One has gems, one has magery scrolls, one has necro scrolls, one has reagents, and then I have 4 for the chests full of unravel items. I use the "Sort Chest" button to start sorting. You need to hard code your secures into the SOS Chest Sorter script before using this button. Once it has pulled everything that I want from the chest, I drop the chests into the unravel chests. I don't bother going through the chests because there is nothing in them better than Shame loot so I just unravel whatever is in there. I then dump the empty chests into the garbage for even more cleanup points.

I have made millions from the gold in the chests, gold from the FAF fishing, the imbuing essence, leather, stockpiled fish, regs, scrolls, gems and tons of cleanup points. I can crank these out quickly and very profitably. All I needed to get started was a small boat, 100% LRC Suit, and a fishing pole to start collecting SOS. I soon had enough gold from fishing and selling the fish to buy a Tokuno Ship and then I was rolling in the gold when I started fishing up the SOS. I hope this helps someone who thinks SOS Farming is tedious and boring. I love it now!

Ok I have some time and I really need to understand how to implement a proper gumpwait. I am using the one that 12XOver posted when he was helping me with gumpwaits and I want to understand how to use it. I have so many script ideas and not enough talent yet to implement them. I am quoting his post from this thread http://www.scriptuo.com/index.php?topic=12006.msg101293#msg101293

I am opening a new thread to make things easier.  

That's why a good Gumpwait sub should be able to use both Gumpname and Gumpsize

The issue with relying on Gumpname is that there are so many different gumps called "generic_gump". Adding an optional gumpsize to the wait sub gives that added flexibility for when you really want to make sure.

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Crisis - The issue with that first one is that it's not waiting until there is a gump, it's waiting for a 5 count only. What if the gump doesn't come up until the 6 count, well now your script is broken.

A basic gump wait sub needs to follow some basic gump wait logic:

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sub gumpwait
   1) tell me what gump to wait for via name and/or size
   2) set an amount of time to keep looking for the gump before deciding it ain't comin'
   3) keep looking for that gump until it either shows up or the amount of time has expired
   4) tell the rest of the script what happened
return
This is all my example sub above is doing.

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;#######################
;SUB XIIxGumpWait
;#######################
; %1 = Required: Gumpname 1
; %2 = Required only if using Gumpsize: Gumpname 2
; %3 = Optional: Gumpsize
; Returns #TRUE if gump occured before timeout, #FALSE if timeout occured
sub XIIxGumpWait
   namespace push
   namespace local nsXIIxGumpWaitThis is creating the sub and giving it a namespace so that none of it's variables will conflict with the rest of the variables in the script that's calling it

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  set !gName1 %1
   set !gName2 %2
   set !gSize %3   1) tell me what gump to wait for via name and/or size

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  set !_time #SCNT
   while #SCNT <= !_time + 5   2) set an amount of time to keep looking for the gump before deciding it ain't comin'

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  while #SCNT <= !_time + 5
      {
      if %0 > 2
         {
         if ( #CONTNAME = !gName1 && #CONTSIZE = !gSize ) || ( #CONTNAME = !gName2 && #CONTSIZE = !gSize )
            {
            namespace clear
            namespace pop
            return #TRUE
            }
         }
      else
         {
         if #CONTNAME = !gName1 || #CONTNAME = !gName2
            {
            namespace clear
            namespace pop
            return #TRUE
            }
         }
      }   3) keep looking for that gump until it either shows up or the amount of time has expired
   4) tell the rest of the script that it did come up

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  namespace clear
   namespace popCleanup my namespace

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return #FALSE   4) tell the rest of the script that it DID NOT come up

So if using this as is, I would use the wait kind of like this?

gosub XIIxGumpWait
Would I list a time after like this?

gosub XIIxGumpWait 20
On the name part, would this section need to be changed at all?

  set !gName1 %1
   set !gName2 %2
   set !gSize %3
I set a gumpsize on my scripts so how would that affect !gName2 %2

Would I need to use %3 on scripts like carpentry which has gumps for tinkering and carpentry?

;===================================================================
;===================================================================
; Script Name: Crisis Carpentry Trainer
; Author: Crisis
; Version: 1.0
; Client Tested with: 7.0.34.6
; EUO version tested with: 1.5 (version 247)
; Shard OSI / FS: FS (runuo Version 2.2, Build 4925.27724)
; Release Date: 01/03/2013
; Revision Date: N/A
; Purpose:
;     .Train Carpentry 0-100
;
; Revisions:
;     . N/A
;
; Requirements:
;     . Make sure that you do not have colored ingots in your secure, keep only iron ingots in your secure.
;     . You need to have a secure resouce bag and an axe.
;     . You must have at least one tinker tool in your backpack.
;     . You must have enough tinkering to craft tinker tools and fletcher tools
;     . If you are using the bank, you must be at the bank and say "bank" before starting the script. I will adjust the script to include this in a future update.
;
; Future Updates:
;     . Suggest some :)
;
; Special Thanks:
;     . Ximan for helping me work out some of the bugs.
;
; Copyright: 2014 Crisis
;===================================================================
;===================================================================

Okay I have tried this and it seems to be working well but I would love for some people to test it out.

If anyone plays runuo and wants to help, I could use the offset click numbers for the different items to craft. As of right now, this has been tested on OSI only.

Let me know what you think and any suggestions that you may have. Thanks!

I am still working on the timing issues with crafting new tools and moving boards. Try V1.5

CorwinXX's reforge guide -  http://stratics.com/community/threads/reforging-how-to.264020/

Semmersets Reforging Charts - http://uo2.stratics.com/items/runic-re-forging/semmersets-re-forging-charts

Reforging Caps - http://stratics.com/community/threads/reforging-how-to.264020/#post-2104643

Reforging Names - http://stratics.com/community/threads/reforging-how-to.264020/#post-2107850

Thread with posters sharing reforging results - http://stratics.com/community/threads/reforging-work.261413/#post-2092431

Runic Tools - http://www.uoguide.com/Runic_Tools

UOGuide Reforging - http://www.uoguide.com/Runic_Re-Forging

Stratics Reforging - http://uo2.stratics.com/items/runic-re-forging

I need the item id for a black staff but I am not high enough in carpentry to make it. Can anyone get it for me please? I checked on easyuo and they are showing 2 different directions. GFF anf FFF but I am not sure which one is the correct one when you craft it.

It is not on this list http://www.easyuo.com/objecttype.php?cat=3

and if you go here it gives you the 2 different ones I listed http://www.easyuo.com/itemdb/index.php?namesearch=search

I am trying to clear a pack of bows to the trash barrel in a fletching script.

This is in the set up

set %garbage SLK_WOH_SGP_JSF_QPO_LMH_PPO ;crafted bows
This is before the sub

sub ScriptBegin
  set %lastitemindex 0
  gosub setup
  gosub ClearPackBoards %Boards
  gosub ClearPackGarbage %Garbage
return
Here is the ClearGarbage sub

sub ClearPackGarbage
  menu delete scriptstatus
  Menu Font BGColor Black
  menu Font Color Lime
  menu text scriptstatus 95 100 Clearing Pack of Garbage
  finditem %1 C_ , #backpackid
  if #findcnt < 1
    return
  for #findindex 1 #findcnt
  {
    exevent drag %Garbage
    exevent dropc %Trashbarrel
  }
return
I believe my error is in this line but I am not sure how to fix it.

exevent drag %Garbage
How do I fix this?

I am working on an inscription script and am wondering on the best way to grab an amount of regs based on the amount of something that I am making. My menu has the combo box where a spell can be chosen and there is an edit box where you can edit how many of the scroll to make. I have never coded anything that multiplies the amount of regs needed by the amount that is being made so not sure how to code it.

Here is an example of the Clumsy Scroll
sub Item1ma  ; Clumsy Scroll
    set %mana 4
    set %regs %bm , _ , %ns
    set %current QXL
    set %clumsy QXL
    set %makestr Clumsy
    set %XClick1 27    ; First Circle
    set %YClick1 90
    set %XClick2 230   ; Clumsy
    set %YClick2 70
    set %numclick 2
return
Any suggestions?

What does this command do? I see it used a lot and I see it usually as set #lpc 100 and a few times as set #lpc 200.

Thanks!!