genbot.mac Generic Bot macro for any class. V8 with ini

Narces · Post by **Narces** » Sun Nov 23, 2003 6:51 pm

Thanks Rencro.
Was really looking more for a combat function than just a anytime it wears function. Otherwise it would chain cast it every couple seconds, breaking invis.

Post by **rencro** » Sun Nov 23, 2003 8:42 pm

Actually, notice it only gets called if you are in combat.

grimjack · Post by **grimjack** » Sun Nov 23, 2003 11:11 pm

rencro wrote:Actually, notice it only gets called if you are in combat.

Also you can change /press 4 to /cast item "item name".

Narces · Post by **Narces** » Mon Nov 24, 2003 12:51 am

Yeah Rencro, That last comment was towards GJ. His code would have just casted the effect every couple secs when it wore off making it impossible to move around and what not.

grimjack · Post by **grimjack** » Mon Nov 24, 2003 1:29 am

Narces wrote:Yeah Rencro, That last comment was towards GJ. His code would have just casted the effect every couple secs when it wore off making it impossible to move around and what not.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

:D

1) It was an example to point you in the right direction.

2) It was more an example of how you can add whatever you want to the personal.inc.

3) It was not a supposed to be a complete copy/paste bit of code.

4) Adding a combat check to that code would be trivial.

5) Come back and laugh at my code when you have posted something useful.

With that said, rencro's solution is better. Not having to rely on text events is always a better solution.

GrimJack

Post by **rencro** » Mon Nov 24, 2003 7:06 pm

The possibilities are endless really, its called genbot, which sounds generic, but this mac is no way near generic.

As far as "my code" being good or what have you, actually, I just rewrote someone else's from another mac and personalized for me, so no credit to me. Search has the answer.

I dont know what I would do if this stopped working...

So thanks GrimJack for all your efforts, and everyone that has contributed to this mac, and of course thanks for mq.

in_training · Post by **in_training** » Mon Nov 24, 2003 11:43 pm

I dunno if I am just wacked out, but anyone else notice that it seems to be a stray /sendkey down shift?

For some reason, after cerctan commands (I can't remember which ones right now. It's late and I am dead tired), but I have to tap the shift key to get it outta up-arrow for move forward mode.

Might just be me though. Not that it's a problem, just an observation.

GrimJack is a God.

Narces · Post by **Narces** » Tue Nov 25, 2003 3:12 am

5) Come back and laugh at my code when you have posted something useful.

Wasn't laughing at your code bro, relax. As for posting useful information, ideas seem pretty useful, sorry if your dont appreciate them. Don't remember those rset/rmod commands being in there before I suggested them from my old code. Again, wasn't laughing at you, and haven't said anything but praise of your scripts. Guess it was just a bad day at the office and everything you read seemed to be pointed at you.

Was coming here to post another idea I was going to include in my personal code, so here goes.

You have a yesres command, but to have the script loot a PC's corpse I've only found lootup when targetting your own corpse to work. It is pretty simple to add a similiar command that would target the PC, moveto, loot until nothing on cursor, and then stand up. Maybe merge the two commands (yesres & lootup) into one so that it automatically took the res and looted corpse. Just an idea thou.

P.S. Was just explaining the confusion of who I was talking to, and laughing at that confusion. Not you. Again, nothing but praise for your scripts man. Later.

JimJohnson · Post by **JimJohnson** » Wed Nov 26, 2003 9:45 am

cleric bot just spams true but never heals also wizzie bot just spams true after telling to nuke but never casts. I screw somthing up or is it MQ2 changes

grimjack · Post by **grimjack** » Wed Nov 26, 2003 12:09 pm

Narces wrote:
5) Come back and laugh at my code when you have posted something useful.
Wasn't laughing at your code bro, relax. As for posting useful information, ideas seem pretty useful, sorry if your dont appreciate them. Don't remember those rset/rmod commands being in there before I suggested them from my old code. Again, wasn't laughing at you, and haven't said anything but praise of your scripts. Guess it was just a bad day at the office and everything you read seemed to be pointed at you. :oops:

Was coming here to post another idea I was going to include in my personal code, so here goes.

You have a yesres command, but to have the script loot a PC's corpse I've only found lootup when targetting your own corpse to work. It is pretty simple to add a similiar command that would target the PC, moveto, loot until nothing on cursor, and then stand up. Maybe merge the two commands (yesres & lootup) into one so that it automatically took the res and looted corpse. Just an idea thou.

P.S. Was just explaining the confusion of who I was talking to, and laughing at that confusion. Not you. Again, nothing but praise for your scripts man. Later.

Sorry bad day.

in_training · Post by **in_training** » Wed Nov 26, 2003 1:14 pm

I answered my own damn question, 3 seconds after I posted.

in_training · Post by **in_training** » Wed Nov 26, 2003 2:01 pm

"Couldn't parse /g @ChatText"

Using MQ2

Does this for all stuffs that are supposed to be in gsay.

Just changed /g to /gsay, seems to work fine now.

Botcore.inc:line 307, is the function you want

mekaniak · Post by **mekaniak** » Wed Nov 26, 2003 2:20 pm

Just out of curiousity Grim, how long did it take you to write the entire genbot code???

ml2517 · Post by **ml2517** » Wed Nov 26, 2003 3:42 pm

I took a different approach to the /g problem. It seems the alias listed for /g was /groupsay. I just deleted the alias and recreated the alias as /g to be /gsay. Worked fine also.

uglyshaman · Post by **uglyshaman** » Wed Nov 26, 2003 4:21 pm

Wow - this macro is amazing. I've spent the last hour or so perusing the macro itself and then some time reading the thread. I do however have a relatively newb'ish question until we come up with a readme for the macro...

I think I understand the basic usage of the macro - I hope. It basically looks like you send a command to the bot and then it takes various actions based on what command you gave it. However, I am uncertain as to what the commands entail and how involved they are. Ie: if you have to issue a command to get healed, to slow, to rebuff - or if some are automatic. My goal is simply to adapt it for my shaman and have him assist the tank, slow, send in the pet, heal when necessary, and rebuff when necessary. I'm sure many are using it in that capacity. However, in lieu of a readme, I'm a little confused as to *what* to customize in the personal.inc (and the macro itself) to make it work for my shaman. For example, where do I tell it what spells I have memmed? When using the "watchtarget" command, what exactly does it do - only heal when the target gets low? How do the various files work together? (generally).

I have implemented a few macros (and am working on one of my own) with some success, and am amazed at the capability of GenBot and MQ. I think I just need someone to explain to me the nuts and bolts of how it operates so that I can customize it.

My apologies in advance for the moronic-ness of the question. Please feel free to flame away if you need to :) Can't say I'd blame you.

Ugly Shaman