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It shows up with "no create" ticked, but not with "turn-free" ticked. Unfortunately I don't even have time to play at the moment, let alone offer a patch. Edit: Could this be written as an OR if ( creation.getTurnFreeAvailable() == 0 && !KoLConstants.restaurantItems.contains( creation ) &&...

And the sister site for KOTOR I'm assuming, which is why we can do things like this: XS Freighter Flyby Ace in the Hole resulting in: XS Freighter Flyby Ace in the Hole I always just assumed you were running a fan-forum on the same host and the Wow/TORhead plugins leaked over :p

Kinda surprised this isn't in Winterbay's version, are you sure you have the latest? Anyway, just change line 812 of BatBrain.ash from "a n-dimensional horror" to "x-dimensional horror".

There's a few different ways to tackle it, the easiest way would be to acquire 5 of them and use only 1, that way you'd always have 4 in stock. retrieve_item(5, $item[potion]) use(1, $item[potion]) If you already had 50 of $item[potion], retrieve_item(5, $item[potion]) wouldn't buy anything...

Nothing you did, "the naughty sorceress" doesn't exist anymore. It's "naughty sorceress" now. If you change line 431 to reflect this, you'll fix that specific error. From memory I had to change a few lines in SmartStasis.

Just for clarity, the fixes I proposed don't actually disable IPv6 at the OS level and would only affect the running instance of KoLmafia. I only turn off IPv6 at the OS level because I'm often on networks that don't play nice with Teredo, I don't recommend people disable it at an OS level...

I would make sure your system is clean. I had a quick look at the HTML for this thread and couldn't see anything particularly malicious. It's possible that the ad providers themselves could be serving malicious ads, but that appears to be google ads and they're usually pretty careful with that...

It would nice to get this actually fixed, because Java 6 officially goes end of life in a few months time. The issue is probably related to IPv6 in Windows 7/Java 7. I recently realized that because I disable the IPv6 stack on most of the Windows machines I use, I rarely run into these kinds of...

I believe calling requestFocusInWindow as part of invokeLater should ensure this behaviour on all systems.

Well moot point now, but no, it doesn't really make sense. Headless mode shouldn't be confused with CLI mode. In headless mode, the awt functions of Java are all changed because a headless PC was originally one without a monitor, not intended for user interaction. When you're in headless mode a...

For a first attempt it's not too bad. I don't see why it wouldn't work. Just as a note, you don't need to call your first function "template()" that was just an example, you could call it "spellslinger_buffs()" or something. There are ways to determine how much of an effect you will get for...

Any chance we could get this to be a little more aggressive? I'm noticing some scripts are still managing to bork up the queue and won't release control. It probably applies more generally to KoLmafia aborts as a whole though, not just in CLI mode. Seems to be the case with scripts that make...

Check out the ASH commands Theraze posted here. That should be enough to get you started. You may also be interested in a template that you can base the script on, so I came up with this. Every ASH scripter will have their own style, but I find this one usually works well for most of the things...

Good to have you back and doing some updates! I'm glad you found my changes useful. When you get the chance, I'd appreciate your feedback on this feature request. I've currently disabled the charge tracking in BBB as it was taking an extra 10 seconds per turn :(

I believe originally, Phoenix, AZ. The load balancers though, are probably located in a few different places.

I'm also not from the USA, some of the sites we used at work were affected. One of my co-workers said that a few major datacentres had been flooded or powered down due to the storms on the east coast of USA. I don't know if that's true, I assume he read it on a news website somewhere, but...

Yeah, unfortunately that's the only really useful thing the debug log tells us in this case, the rest just looks like a normal logout sequence. You could try that, it should work with nothing set and use your default browser. I just wanted to make sure you didn't have it set to something...

KoLmafia v15.7 r11613, Windows 7, Java 1.6.0_33 If the debug log is anything to go by.

Do you have the preferredWebBrowser preference set to anything?

I would think that command-a shouldn't fire a keyTyped event on a Mac. Is there a particular reason why it would? keyTyped should only fire if an actually representable unicode character would be typed as a result of the key combination. For example, ctrl+a doesn't cause this behaviour in Windows.