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Re: Puttin' on the PJ's revisited. I had written a script to outfit you with the best outfit available for rollover. But between several factors, including lack of time and the sheer size of the task of trying to take into account all possible items - I let the project lapse. Now that I have...

I agree. But I am not trying to encompass all possibilities in one script for a couple of reasons. 1) I agree with Holatuwol in that scripts should not run the character for you. And they should only make your playing simpler. And (perhaps more importantly) 2) There is no intuitive way to do...

Actually, the original would work just fine without the main tag. It is, however, a good idea to get into the habit of defining a main function in any script. As for why it stopped working, it might be built in spam protection. To prevent any one person from spamming someone else. Even with...

I don't have a zipped compilation of my quest scripts, but I did put them into one single, stand alone script here.

I have put together my 2.5 quest scripts into one script. Tomorrow, I will be high enough level to test the Orc Chasm part of it. And, I need to retest the friars part to verify it's quality... But here is the script. It is designed to be stand alone, or you could import it if you want.

One of these days I am going to have to find out what Daychilde points do... I seem to be the only one collecting them, and I am up to 125 - if I recall correctly... I wonder if this is a good thing, or a bad thing. :P

I do not think sending our members off to another board is a good way to promote community heath here... That may read as bitchier than I intended... After a hard week at work I am in a constant sour mood. And this week has been a hard week. ;)

You need to equip it. You also need to remove all equipment for you and your familiar.

The gnome skills are just like any other skill. You will only keep the one (skill) you select after you ascend again. So you either have to choose a gnome skill (and any others will vanish), or select any other skill (in which case all gnome skills will vanish.) Yes and no... It really depends...

First: Kind of. You could do a loop of something like: wait( 900); cli_execute( "refresh effect"); This would hit the servers every 15 minutes or so to check what your current effects are. Second: No. Not in any way. Also: Not that I am aware of. Sub-Also: It is possible to program in a "once...

Ahhhh.... A minimalist I see... Then why is your screen name so gnikcuf long? :P :P

The "Master of all Batch Files" hasn't figured out a way to do that yet? :P :P

I favor the second one tremendously. My failed attempts at "n00b protection" on my quest scripts will attest to that.

That kicks ass efilnikufecin. Nice find! Now if only I logged anything. :P Actually... I know where I can put that... Hmmm.....

.ash files are run through the Script menu in mafia. As for just adventuring in the sleazy back alley: //This is an ASH file, make sure it ends with .ash while( my_adventures() > 0) { adventure( 1, $location[sleazy back alley]); wait( 60); } That is all you need to do.

Well... I think you have a syntax / grammar problem in your request. Are you looking for mafia to create files with the information you are asking for? Or are you asking for something more complex? It reads like you simply want to record Starting Meat, List of Items Gained, and Ending Meat...

Notepad is my common editor. I certainly wouldn't call it easy to use... But it is easy to find. :) Basic Scripting Definition: A set of instructions written to automate some tasks. In short, if you do the same thing in KoL everyday (like I used to before ascension) you could write a script...

I agree with Bucket de Mowbray and Nightmist. 1) Making a usefull script for eating, drinking, and equipping items is tough to say the least. (I have pretty much given up on my script to just make the "best" rollover outfit. The choices from player to player alone make it near impossible, and...

Well, I for one would have to look up all function calls you make when going over your scripts. In this case, I'd have to actually download your library just to see what your function die did. But I am like that. I would want to trace your entire script. Like you said, different goats for...

So... If I gather correctly, you have taken five lines of code, and turned them into 1 (or two) lines of code that calls a function that is... What? 5 lines long? In essence, that adds 1 to 2 lines of code? Now, I fully understand, and support, the thought that if you make the same call...