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Scripting Chat / Re: Keeping track of persistent data...
« on: April 28, 2009, 08:50:27 AM »
It might not be useful to a single miner, but a what about a miner guild ?

if the setup is not too hard, one member could host the SQL repository and receive data from other guild members on the same shard through HTTP requests.

Once there would be sufficient data (mining locations, mining tiles, ore types, last visit time, it could then be used by all members to optimize their mining and avoid the spots that does not provide the type of ore they want or that have been mined recently by other members.  Every guild members would need the same set of runes for that to work.....just a thought




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New member introductions / Re: old player returning to uo
« on: April 28, 2009, 06:44:08 AM »
I will do that, thanks!

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New member introductions / Re: old player returning to uo
« on: April 27, 2009, 07:16:43 PM »
I think my first script, would be a auto healing script using a mix of pots/bandages, and chivalry (when you eventually run out of pots or bandages) with auto rearm of course, now that I figured out how it is done :D. In this game if you can heal properly, you can afford to be courageous and laugh in the face of danger.

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Gold Farming / Re: TrailMyx's Fish Treasure Hunter v1.6
« on: April 27, 2009, 01:20:49 PM »
Yea i used to program in cobol and fortran in the late 80's but been a long time ago :)

Wow I tough that race was exctinct...:'(

I have managed to read the ID of the fishing pole and shield on my paperdoll so I can rearm, but there seem to be a bug, the character Status gump must be opened and minimized for that trick to work...? :P


other than that I am now a happy fisherman, I will let the script run for a few hours to see if I have other freeshard issues

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Gold Farming / Re: TrailMyx's Fish Treasure Hunter v1.6
« on: April 27, 2009, 09:05:08 AM »
You're on your own with that.  I know this script works well on OSI.  I believe I ran it on RunUO too, but that may have been the FaF.

@ Kham:  You love teasing them about the features of the FaF, don't you?  lol.  (this version is magic only, no slayer book)

I think I can manage ;) the EUO language does not seem too hard (anyone ever tried cobol ?)

The basic actions would be
1) get id of fishing pole
2) get id of any shield you might be using on your paperdoll

The shard where I play does not permit the equiping the fishing pole unless the shield is removed, so everytime its time to fish I need to run that sub
1) check if fishing pole is equiped
2) check if the shield is equiped
3) if none are equiped, equip both and exit
4) if only the shield is not equiped, equip the shield and exit
5) if the fishing pole is not equiped but the shield is, remove the shield, equip fishing pole, equip the shield in that order

I suppose the paperdoll must be opened to be able to read what is equiped or not? or I could probably just scan the backpack to see it the fishing pole or the shield are lying there.

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Gold Farming / Re: TrailMyx's Fish Treasure Hunter v1.6
« on: April 26, 2009, 05:24:20 PM »
On some freeshard, the fishing pole must be equiped to be able to use it. The problem is that when casting the fishing pole is removed from your hands because its is not spell channelling.

Then the script cannot use it anymore until we re-equip it manually.

I think what we need here is a little rearming sub that will be called before we start fishing, to make sure the fishing pole is in your hand. I can probably rig something quick...

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New member introductions / old player returning to uo
« on: April 26, 2009, 06:48:48 AM »
 :D ya thats me, I missed all the changes in UO overs the past few years, now comming back to it and wow, some pretty amazing stuff in there, I look forward to make a name for myself.

and scipts are amazing too, you can get your char in good and combat ready in no time..


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