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This is very helpful for me (as PA itself has these issues too). Thanks, Jason!

Revision 8014 adds some neat stuff for potion duration/effect that might save your map some work. (On the other hand, it doesn't know about things that KoL doesn't place in the "potions" category, so the map is still necessary.)

Looks like this is intended behavior:

I hope Veracity's remembered to code in a guard against Skynet... http://xkcd.com/534/

8008 works fine for me (OSX 10.5.8, using a simple breakfast script).

I suppose if you really wanted to familiar-drop-farm, you'd run farm.ash first in simulation mode, take its advice for everything but familiar (use your choice instead), set a goal of "+5 agua de vida" or whatever, and farm until the goal was achieved. Then run farm.ash again and let it do its...

There is never a final version! (Fixed first post again, thanks!)

Right. Dangit. Changed it in the code, forgot to change it in the post. Thanks for the heads-up, I'll fix it!

PriceAdvisor is a rather big stick to swing at just one item. I can tell you from experience that the expected value of the contents (1.5 * pasty price + 1.5 * thermos price) is nearly always greater than the price of the lunchbox. Of course, it's usually safer to have the code do the...

All scripts that use auto-updating of data files through Zarqon's Map Manager will need to be updated to work with the new zlib. I'm sure Rinn will fix it soon! In the meantime, your best bet is to stick with the older ZLib 12.

Version 1.62: - uses the cli-executable string suggested by heeheehee to trade a gloomy mushroom for an oily golden mushroom if in cli-executable mode - updated to work with the awesomeness of load_current_map() from ZLib 14. Many thanks to Zarqon for pushing for the aggregate type that allows...

I think the easiest thing for you to do would be to use the alias provided in the first post. Copy and paste this text into your CLI: alias pa => ash import <PriceAdvisor.ash> print(price_advisor($items[%%], true)) Then, whenever you want to ask PriceAdvisor about an item (or even more than...

Yes, this is an error connected to eatdrink.ash. (It is trying to figure out whether you still need keys for the lair, and thus whether it should tell you to eat key pies.) Your best quickfix is to search the code for "lair2.php" and change the level in that line from 13 to something larger.

Search the code for outfit["maximize. It only shows up in two places and they're very close together, around line 67 or so. Change "maximize meat drop" to "maximize meat drop +equip cheese eye". Change "maximize item drop" to "maximize item drop +equip cheese eye" This doesn't take into...

Was it all that sneaky pre-declaring of functions? Anyway, I've done my little fixes as 1.61. (Thanks for getting back to me, xKiv -- I think the comma was in there because I stole the regex from some post of Veracity's. She probably did want to recognize commas, but I don't need to, and now...

I'm looking forward to your update, but there's no need to push it forward unless you really want to. I'm fine with my 1.61 being a quick-tiny-bugfixes update -- there's plenty still in the pipeline for PA that load_current_map can be changed and rolled in at pretty much any time. One slightly...

Zarqon: it's a map, living on map manager -- use_for_items.txt. (Some conditional items, like dead mimic / Hippy MPE / Frat FGF live in code since, well, they're conditional: see section starting about line 87, "Add "use" items with conditional results") Relevant section of...

Ah. So. I don't need to recognize the comma, and I don't want to recognize the negative sign (I don't want to multiply negative numbers). So what I want is: "(?<!\\S)([\\d]+)(?!\\S)" Yes? (Thanks for your help with this, xKiv, I really appreciate it.)

PA also calculates in the opportunity cost of the raw material. The pre-stillables are usually so low-priced (or npc items, which PA currently doesn't calculate anything interesting for) that the results are not going to be very different. Pre-stillables are items for which market efficiency...

Ah, now that could work -- output "-" + item_amount(ing). I wonder if xKiv's regex recognizes negative numbers? I think I wouldn't want it to in this case. I think Mafia supports negative quantities pretty consistently. Certainly it works with mallsell; I just tried it.