SolarStrike Software

Administrator wrote: ↑Thu Jul 29, 2021 3:08 pm As I suspected, that script uses the old addresses structure. I just pushed up a commit on Github to add a compatibility layer for the loading byte; go ahead and update (Download zip from here, use the RoM bot updater tool, or run rom-bot/gitupdate) and it should work again (assuming that there's no other issues).

I also made a change to the logo; the script will try to upgrade you to code page 65001 (UTF-8) if it can so you may be able to see the new logo text. If not, there's still a fallback mode that isn't as pretty, but it sure beats the alphabet-puke from before.

Administrator wrote: ↑Sat Jul 31, 2021 10:17 am viewtopic.php?f=21&t=4402&hilit=party+bot

Looks like you'd want the leader to do this:

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sendPartyChat('com"portal"') -- Tell party to enter the portal
-- do something to enter the portal yourself
waitForLoadingScreen(60) -- Wait for loading screen to finish
yrest(10000); -- Rest 10 seconds to wait for rest of party to finish loading, just in case

sendPartyChat('com"follow"') -- Tell party to follow

No return path with default naming partyhealer_return.xml found.
We use the normal waypoint path partyhealer.xml now.
Party Monitor started.
Party member 1 has the name of xxxxxxx
Targeting portal 106138, range 31.632482825625

Sasuke wrote: ↑Thu Aug 05, 2021 7:37 pm leader waypoint works .....but idon't like him write in party chat cause gm can see command i think.is there a way for use another command to tell party " go in"?

is there another command for tell alt just follow and enter in portal when leader said "go" or i need to do manually waypoint for it?ty

--inventory:useItem(202435) -- home sweet home standard

waitForObjects({"Alice", "Bob", "Eve"}, 120); -- Waits for Alice, Bob, and Eve to appear nearby before continuing. If this takes longer than 120 seconds, continue on without them.

Administrator wrote: ↑Fri Aug 13, 2021 11:59 am

Sasuke wrote: ↑Thu Aug 05, 2021 7:37 pm leader waypoint works .....but idon't like him write in party chat cause gm can see command i think.is there a way for use another command to tell party " go in"?

No, not that I am aware of.

is there another command for tell alt just follow and enter in portal when leader said "go" or i need to do manually waypoint for it?ty

Not without rewriting a whole bunch of code, no. You would need to somehow detect if and when the followers should change their behaviour. I guess one thing you could do is check if the leader isn't available, and you're close enough to a portal, then enter the portal. But again, that would require some modification of the follower code, and would end up being hyper-specific to your use case.

--inventory:useItem(202435) -- home sweet home standard

You need to remove the first -- in front of that line. The "--" tells it to not actually run that code. The 2nd "--" is fine, since that isn't code to run and is just meant to be a comment so you can ignore that one.


Unrelated to the question you just asked, but I did just push up a code change that could be useful for detecting whether or not all party members have entered the instance. You could put something like this in your leader's waypoints, for example:

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waitForObjects({"Alice", "Bob", "Eve"}, 120); -- Waits for Alice, Bob, and Eve to appear nearby before continuing. If this takes longer than 120 seconds, continue on without them.

We successfully target NPC Jenn Shadoli and try to open the dialog window.
We found Yellow Liquid and will harvest it.
Codemod not installed
We found Flask and will harvest it.
Codemod not installed
We found Cloudy Liquid and will harvest it.
Codemod not installed

Administrator wrote: ↑Fri Aug 13, 2021 11:59 am

Sasuke wrote: ↑Thu Aug 05, 2021 7:37 pm leader waypoint works .....but idon't like him write in party chat cause gm can see command i think.is there a way for use another command to tell party " go in"?

No, not that I am aware of.

is there another command for tell alt just follow and enter in portal when leader said "go" or i need to do manually waypoint for it?ty

Not without rewriting a whole bunch of code, no. You would need to somehow detect if and when the followers should change their behaviour. I guess one thing you could do is check if the leader isn't available, and you're close enough to a portal, then enter the portal. But again, that would require some modification of the follower code, and would end up being hyper-specific to your use case.

--inventory:useItem(202435) -- home sweet home standard

You need to remove the first -- in front of that line. The "--" tells it to not actually run that code. The 2nd "--" is fine, since that isn't code to run and is just meant to be a comment so you can ignore that one.


Unrelated to the question you just asked, but I did just push up a code change that could be useful for detecting whether or not all party members have entered the instance. You could put something like this in your leader's waypoints, for example:

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waitForObjects({"Alice", "Bob", "Eve"}, 120); -- Waits for Alice, Bob, and Eve to appear nearby before continuing. If this takes longer than 120 seconds, continue on without them.

Sasuke wrote: ↑Thu Aug 12, 2021 9:37 pm i used function in xml:
--inventory:useItem(202435) -- home sweet home standard
but him not use anything ..someone can help me ?rombot windows say me installe code

Administrator wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 3:57 pm I pushed up a couple updates today, one of which may fix your quest issue. I would suggest updating and retesting.

Administrator wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 3:57 pm I pushed up a couple updates today, one of which may fix your quest issue. I would suggest updating and retesting.

Tuedennuegel wrote: ↑Sat Sep 18, 2021 8:28 pm Hallo zusammen,

es lief so gut...und nun nimmt er bei der TQ im Hügelland von Fartisan nicht mehr jeden
stabilisierenden Talisman.

Aber bis jetzt war es so, das nach dem einspielen eines Patches von unserem tollen Admin alles wieder lief.


Liebe Grüße und besten Dank für die tolle Arbeit

man sagt es viel zu selten