-- I was making a series of waypoint files for leveling up through Coast of Opportunity. -- Each wayppoint file was contained inside the Waypoints/30-50CoO folder. -- This 30-50.xml file was the file I would run for any bot I'm leveling in this area. -- This file would check to see if a logfile exists for that bot and if it does, -- it reads the file which will tell it what waypoint file it left off on, and what waypoint tag it left off at. -- If this is the first time a bot is run in this area, it would see there is no logfile for that bot and create one, -- and start the bot off on the first waypoint in the series. -- -- I was making each waypoint file for each level of the bot. I made it up to level 33 before getting sidetracked. -- I will include another file which showed how this information was passed to the waypoint file and how the waypoints kept track of the bot. if 30 > player.Level then error("not high enough level") else local filename = getExecutionPath() .. "/logs/questing_"..player.Name..".log" local file, err = io.open(filename, "r"); if( not file ) then error(err, 0); end local raw=file:read() file:close() local wpfile,wptag,traveltype = string.match(raw,"(.*);(.*);(.*)") __WPL:setForcedWaypointType(traveltype); if wpfile == nil then wpfile = "30" -- insert first waypoint file to run new character on such as "EI_01_InTheValley". end -- the 30-50CoO below was the directory I had my waypoint files in for the Coast of Opportunity waypoints I was making. -- if your waypoints to use are in the main Waypoints folder instead of subfolders, then the following line should be removed. filepath = "30-50CoO/"..wpfile..".xml" printf("path is %s\n", filepath); -- this line can be commented. was using for troubleshooting. loadPaths(filepath); -- if not using subfolders, change this line to: loadPaths(wpfile) end