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Pumbatoo: moved RoM Waypoinf files to RoM Waypoint file: typo correction

2011-08-08T17:01:26Z

moved RoM Waypoinf files to RoM Waypoint file: typo correction

Pumbatoo at 16:57, 8 August 2011

2011-08-08T16:57:31Z

203.219.213.111: /* Waypoint types */

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‎Waypoint types

203.219.213.111: /* Working with waypoint files */

2010-09-18T03:04:13Z

‎Working with waypoint files

95.78.70.104: /* Waypoint types */

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‎Waypoint types

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‎Waypoint types

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‎Waypoint types

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-= Working with waypoint files =
+= Create a new waypoint file =
 Start MicroMacro and execute the rom/createpath.lua script by entering
   rom/createpath.lua
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 <source lang="xml"><waypoints type="NORMAL" >
 	<!-- # 1 --><waypoint x="-791" z="-8322"></waypoint>
-	<!-- # 2 --><waypoint x="-737" z="-8155"></waypoint>
+	<!-- # 2 --><waypoint x="-637" z="-8155"></waypoint>
 	<!-- # 3 --><waypoint x="-552" z="-8251"></waypoint>
-	<!-- # 4 --><waypoint x="-540" z="-8412"></waypoint>
+	<!-- # 4 --><waypoint x="-640" z="-8412"></waypoint>
 </waypoints></source>
-=== Waypoint types ===
+= Waypoint types =
 You can determine the targeting and attacking behaviour of the bot by using waypoint types. You can add the 'type' option at the top of the waypoint file or separately for each waypoint. The default value is 'NORMAL'. If you don't specify a type at the waypoint, the waypoint will inherit the type from the <WAYPOINTS> tag at the top of the file
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 <source lang="xml"><waypoints type="TRAVEL" >
 	<!-- # 1 --><waypoint x="-791" z="-8322"></waypoint>
-	<!-- # 2 --><waypoint x="-737" z="-8155" type="RUN"></waypoint>
+	<!-- # 2 --><waypoint x="-637" z="-8155" type="RUN"></waypoint>
-	<!-- # 3 --><waypoint x="-552" z="-8251" type="RUN"></waypoint>
+	<!-- # 3 --><waypoint x="-552" z="-8251"></waypoint>
-	<!-- # 4 --><waypoint x="-540" z="-8412"></waypoint>
+</waypoints></source>In this example, the waypoints #1 and #3 have the type 'TRAVEL' and the waypoints #2 have the type 'RUN'.
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 |}
-== Using LUA coding with your waypoint files ==
+= Using LUA code within your waypoint files =
+You can use you own lua code '''within''' the <waypoint></waypoint> tags. By doing that you can do nearly everything.
-You can insert your own lua code within a waypoint file. The lua code will be executed after you reach that waypoint. Insert the code '''within''' the tags '<waypoint></waypoint>'. It would look like:
+The lua code will be executed after you reach that waypoint.  It would look like:
+<source lang="xml">
- <!-- # 6 --><waypoint x="-2462" z="-9625"></waypoint>
+<waypoint x="-2462" z="-9625"></waypoint>
- <!-- # 7 --><waypoint x="-2391" z="-9639">
+<waypoint x="-2391" z="-9639">
- 	if( player.Level > 2 ) then
+   if( player.Level > 2 ) then
- 		loadPaths("1-10Pioneers/l3t_3-4_bear");
+      loadPaths("1-10Pioneers/l3t_3-4_bear");
-   	end
+   end
- </waypoint>
+</waypoint>
- <!-- # 8 --><waypoint x="-2144" z="-9585"></waypoint>
+<waypoint x="-2144" z="-9585"></waypoint>
+</source>
 You may also make use of an onLoad event for this waypoint script. This Lua code will be executed when the waypoint script is loaded (either automatically or by calling __WPL:load()).
+<source lang="xml">
- <waypoints>
+<waypoints>
-    <onLoad>printf("Waypoint onLoad event test.\n");</onLoad>
+    <onLoad>
-    <!-- # 1 --><waypoint x="0"  z="0"></waypoint>
+      printf("Waypoint onLoad event test.\n");
- </waypoints>
+   </onLoad>
+    <waypoint x="-2462" z="-9625"></waypoint>
+</waypoints>
-----
+</source>
 See the [http://www.solarstrike.net/wiki/index.php5?title=RoM_Functions list of functions] that you can use for your own coding.
-== The included 'RBAssist.xml' waypoint file ==
+= The included 'RBAssist.xml' waypoint file =
 This file does not move your character, only heals, buffs and attacks monsters. It can be used to help you when you are playing manually.

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 | style="border-bottom:1px dotted #000000;" | Default value for waypoints. The bot will try to target new mobs and attack them.
 |-
-| style="border-bottom:1px dotted #000000;" | TRAVEL
+| style="border-bottom:1px dotted #000000;" | RUN
 | style="border-bottom:1px dotted #000000;" | The bot will not targeting mobs but will fight back against aggressive enemies.
 This should be used when attempting to run through groups of enemies and only bothering with those that attack you, such as when you are running out to your farming spot.
 |-
-| style="border-bottom:1px dotted #000000;" | RUN
+| style="border-bottom:1px dotted #000000;" | TRAVEL
 | style="border-bottom:1px dotted #000000;" | The bot will not targeting mobs and will not stop if he gets aggro. He will just run until he reach a waypoint with one of the other waypoint types or get a stop command within the waypoint coding.

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	See the [http://www.solarstrike.net/wiki/index.php5?title=RoM_Functions list of functions] that you can use for your own coding.		See the [http://www.solarstrike.net/wiki/index.php5?title=RoM_Functions list of functions] that you can use for your own coding.
		+
		+	== The included 'RBAssist.xml' waypoint file ==
		+
		+	This file does not move your character, only heals, buffs and attacks monsters. It can be used to help you when you are playing manually.
		+
		+
		+	It has 3 'modes' that can be set by the user by changing the 'attackMode' variable at the top of the file.
		+	The 3 modes are:
		+	{\|
		+	\|- style="padding: 8px;" \|
		+	\| style="width: 80px;" \| ''''trigger''''
		+	\| = Have to trigger each attack with the "go" macro.
		+	\|-
		+	\| style="width: 80px;" \| ''''auto''''
		+	\| = Auto attacks targeted monsters. "go" macro toggles it on and off.
		+	\|-
		+	\| style="width: 80px;" \| ''''disabled''''
		+	\| = Only heal and buff. Never attacks. "go" macro does nothing.
		+	\|}
		+
		+
		+	By default it is set to mode ''''auto'''' and is switched 'on' so it is ready to attack automatically when you target a monster even without using the trigger. So in the default mode, using the 'trigger' is optional.
		+
		+
		+	If you wish to use the trigger, create a macro with the command
		+	/script RBTrigger = "go"
		+	and add it to your action bar. Then when you press it, the script will receive the trigger and act accordingly.

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 | style="border-bottom:1px dotted #000000;" | The bot will not targeting mobs and will not stop if he gets aggro. He will just run until he reach a waypoint with one of the other waypoint types or get a stop command within the waypoint coding.
-This should be used to travel to "safe" locations (ie. town).|}
+This should be used to travel to "safe" locations (ie. town).
 == Using LUA coding with your waypoint files ==

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 This should be used when attempting to run through groups of enemies and only bothering with those that attack you, such as when you are running out to your farming spot.
 |-
 | style="border-bottom:1px dotted #000000;" | RUN

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