And if you "acted up" in public, you got your ass beaten. No discussion, no wait till we get home, no stand in the corner... you got beaten right then and there, no matter WHERE you were or who was around watching.  In fact, other adults EXPECTED your parents to keep you in check while you were in public.

We respected any and all adults, because if we didn't and our parents found out... well see my first point!

We got paddled in school for misbehaving... and the teacher would call your house and tell your parents, so when we got home you got beaten again for having to get a paddling at school.

We worked and saved up our pennies for the things that we wanted extra.  We didnt have 1/100th of the stuff that kids now have and the stuff we did have was not just handed to us, we had to learn the value of money.

If you back talked mom, you got a switching.... THEN of course she told Dad when he got home and you got a whooping from him because you made her have to switch you.

You didn't even THINK about back talking Dad... at least not where he could even imagine that he heard something, else you may have a few loose teeth from the backhand across the lips.

We went to school and we actually were expected to study and learn... Man what a concept.

When we got home from school, we sat down and did homework before doing anything else... then we did all our chores, then if there was any time left we could play.

We had 2 or maybe 3 pairs of blue jeans at the most, with a hand full of shirts, one pair of everyday shoes and if we were lucky, one pair of "Sunday shoes".

We knew better than to butt in on any "grown up" conversation. It didn't matter if your leg had ben cut off and you were holding it on with your hands, you waited until the adults were finished talking before you dared say anything, else you may lose a hunk of ass along with the leg.

We took brown paper grocery bags and cut them and made book covers for all our school books every year.

Ahhh the good ole days!!

JaF

Correction... the default is 10 LPC.  As seen in the EUO command reference page:

The LinesPerCycle command sets the number of lines that the EasyUO parser runs through for every cycle. The default value is 10 and is reset when you stop the script.
 
Cheffe's description of lines per cycle, and cycles per second:

"EUO has 20 cycles per second and in each cycle it executes 10 lines (default). Some commands have built in waits so that the script speed slows down considerably.
 
You can't say that one command is faster than the other. EUO gives away most of the available processing time so that the UO client can have it.
 
EUO doesn't know the difference between a processing intensive task such as "finditem *" at WBB or a simple "set %x 3". While 10 lines per cycle is already too fast if you have 10 finditems in a row you could execute hundreds of set instructions in the same time without stressing the CPU."
 

Read here: http://www.easyuo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=21269

Quote from Cheffe:

Hmmm, maybe I should explain this a bit better:

EUO has 20 cycles per second and in each cycle it executes 10 lines (default). Some commands have built in waits so that the script speed slows down considerably.

You can't say that one command is faster than the other. EUO gives away most of the available processing time so that the UO client can have it.

EUO doesn't know the difference between a processing intensive task such as "finditem *" at WBB or a simple "set %x 3". While 10 liens per cycle is already too fast if you have 10 finditems in a row you could execute hundreds of set instructions in the same time without stressing the CPU.

I'm working on a concept that'll estimate the needed processing time for each command and speed up execution for commands that need virtually no time at all (so that you can execute more of those per cycle).

You can already do that now using linespercycle. If you use this command wisely you can speed up execution speed in parts of the script where a lot of time is wasted and slow down execution in parts that are more difficult for the CPU.

I hope that clears it up.

Also, an advanced tutorial on LPC posted by Cheffe can be found here:

http://www.easyuo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=17091

JaF

Ok, uploaded the revised donate code from Frneo.  New version that includes donate is 3.6.1 and is located on the first page of this thread.

Thanks again Frneo for your code!

JaF

Hmmm... should we release this or not?...... Well, it is not game breaking or anything like that. And several people have asked for it, but my work has simply not allowed me the time to implement it into the script and test it out. I think it definitely adds value to the script so considering all those things..... I guess we can release it.  I will of course properly credit you and TM for both of your codes. 

I again have not tested this code, but I have walked through it and it looks ok to me.  As with any code or versions of scripts, everyone please test it and post up your findings. 

JaF

Used this recently train up scribe across all my accounts. Just a little note on how FREAKIN AWESOME THIS SCRIPT IS!!!! Thank you brother..

Thanks Snake!!  As always shoot me any suggestions, and when I have time I will try to implement them.  And btw, thanks buddy for being my crash test dummy on many of my scripts!

JaF

Damn!  How do they walk with those things??  They would look much better lying down on my bed....just saying...

JaF

The item type it was attacking was XU I removed that from my copy of the author's 2.0 script.  Looks like the author removed it himself from the 2.1 version of his script.

JaF