In standard embedded Python tile functions are fully working, if not please let me know and I will check it.
The same apply to the wrapper, that comment is not there if you get the latest version all the tile goodies are working fine.

Thanks for the reply.  I'll make sure I'm using the latest rev.  Maybe I'm doing something wrong in my code.

I thought it might be good to update my intro a bit. So here it goes...

My best friend introduced me to UO back when the Second Age came out.  We started out on Chesapeake.  Over the years, my friend, my brother and I have shared a few accounts.  I think it was around pub 16 that we all got into a spawning guild.  Spawning is where I have the most fun in the game.  Eventually, my friend and my brother let their accounts go inactive and went to WoW.  I stuck around and still play when I can.

I got into scripting first as a user.  I started using scripts to train up magery on a few characters.  Then I began training up mules on a bunch of shards.  I also got a bunch of BOD runners up and running to farm barbed kits in my attempt to make my first millions.

I took a break from the game in high school and then picked it back up again when I got into college.  I took a two year break in college to go on an LDS mission to Norway.  When I got back I jumped right back into my schooling pursuing a degree in electrical engineering.  I also got my UO account back from my friend and jumped back into UO.  After taking a class in C programming and learning a bit of Matlab in school, I started tinkering with writing my own scripts.

Did I mention that my favorite part of UO is spawning?  At that time, the pen trick was alive and well and I trained up a couple necro peacers.  With multiple accounts at my disposal, I started writing helper scripts to do spawns.  That is where I started to change from just a script user into a script writer.

At some point, I ran into some folks who knew C2 and UOMaddog.  That is when I was introduced to a new world of scripting on WinUO and subsequently here at ScriptUO.  I don't know if I would have lasted this long playing UO without having been introduced to ScriptUO.  This community really is awesome.

School seems to be never ending (graduating with MEng in EE this Spring!).  Between school, work and family, I don't seem to have the time I used to to sit and play UO for hours.  Here at ScriptUO, I don't have the highest post count around but I try to contribute where I can.  I've submitted a few scripts here and have gotten good feedback about them.  Lately, I have been experimenting with Stealth.  I'm most familiar with Python so I have been trying it out with Python.  2014 may be the year where I dive into C# or Pascal.

Thanks for the great community here.  The last few years have been great and I'm looking forward to many more.

-S

Since I am working on learning this Scripting Lanuage I was going to look at your script Orich but can not find it

Checkout C# project from the Source tab on the Orich's Scripts bitbucket.org page.

If you don't have Git, you can download the whole C# project on the Download tab.  Click the "Branches" tab on that page and select the .zip download format.

Below are four changes to have the wrapper (dated 2013-10-26) more closely match the embedded python functions in Script.dll:

1)  Change
  line 951:        def Script_ClientTargetResponse():  To
  line 951:        def ClientTargetResponse():
2)  Add (starting at about line 2415)
  stealth_dll.Script_FindTypesArrayEx.argtypes = [[c_ushort], [c_ushort], [c_uint], [c_bool]]
  stealth_dll.Script_FindTypesArrayEx.restype = [c_uint]
  def FindTypesArrayEx(ObjTypes, Colors, Containers, Recursive):
      return stealth_dll.Script_FindTypesArrayEx(ObjTypes, Colors, Containers, Recursive)

3)  Change
  line 2249:        def FindDistance():  To
  line 2249:        def GetFindDistance():
4)  Change
  line 3031:        def GetTargetStatus():  To
  line 3031:        def TargetPresent():

Thanks,
S

Tested works great. It made a few duplicates binders but maybe lag had something to do with that? Other than that it works smooth. I stopped and it and started again and again it starts over and works very smooth.

Good to hear that it worked smooth for you.  Enjoy.

-S

Thanks for the replies.

I tested... works fine.   Are you running ScriptDotNet.DLL that i uploaded yesterday?  If not, try it.

That exception happens in static classes ... need more information though.

Recommendations :

1.  Wrap the line in a try/catch
2.  Make sure you're running the program in the debugger (hit PLAY button) so you can see what's going on

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try
{
   Console.WriteLine("Hex value from ScriptDotNet:  {0:X}", Stealth.Script_GetSelfID());
}
catch (TypeInitializationException ex)
{
   Trace.WriteLine(ex.InnerException); // System.Diagnostics
   throw;
}


I added in your try catch.  When I debug through the program, the exception doesn't get thrown.  When I try to run the executable from the command prompt, I get the following exception.

Unhandled Exception: System.TypeInitializationException: The type initializer for 'ScriptDotNet.Stealth' threw an exception. ---> System.TimeoutExcept
ion: The operation has timed out.
   at System.IO.Pipes.NamedPipeClientStream.Connect(Int32 timeout)
   at ScriptDotNet.Stealth..cctor()
   --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
   at ScriptDotNet.Stealth.Script_GetSelfID()
   at csSteathScripts.Program.Main(String[] args) in c:\StealthUOClient\csSteathScripts\csSteathScripts\Program.cs:line 25

In order to not get the exception, I had to run the command prompt as Administrator.

I haven't figured why my Python version crashes...


Is there a way you could compile the ScriptDotNet.dll with .NET 4 instead of .NET 4.5 so that I can run it on my XP machine?

My project builds fine and the first print statement prints "Begin" to the console but then an exception is thrown when I call:
Console.WriteLine("Hex value from ScriptDotNet:  {0:X}", Stealth.Script_GetSelfID());
The exception I get shows the following:

An unhandled exception of type 'System.TypeInitializationException' occurred in csSteathScripts.exe

Additional information: The type initializer for 'ScriptDotNet.Stealth' threw an exception.

I'm using VS2012 with .NET 4.5 and the latest ScriptDotNet.dll.

Is it something I am doing wrong? Has anyone else encountered this problem?

My Program.cs is below:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

using ScriptDotNet;
using ScriptAPI;

namespace csSteathScripts
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Begin");
            Console.WriteLine("Hex value from ScriptDotNet:  {0:X}", Stealth.Script_GetSelfID());
            Console.WriteLine("Hex value from ScriptAPI:  {0:X}", Self.ID);
            Console.WriteLine("All done");
        }
    }
}