radamanthys
10-11-2005, 11:04 AM
So... would it be terribly difficult to write a script to automatically looks in a pouch at what gems you possess, then runs deeds, using the most efficient group of gems in order to not fail? It seems like the randomness of gem values would screw up every so often, but not as much as just throwing down a mish-mash of gems.
If I were to program it, i'd either run to the gem dealer, loop the gems and have them appraised, then store it in an array. Or, i'd have precalculated gem values within the script. I dont know how deep the scripting engine is, having not really spent that much time using it.
After that, i'd put together some code that drops gems until the value surpasses the threshold, but not by too far. It seems like it would be a tough one to script. Any scripting masters care to elucidate? Thanks.
If I were to program it, i'd either run to the gem dealer, loop the gems and have them appraised, then store it in an array. Or, i'd have precalculated gem values within the script. I dont know how deep the scripting engine is, having not really spent that much time using it.
After that, i'd put together some code that drops gems until the value surpasses the threshold, but not by too far. It seems like it would be a tough one to script. Any scripting masters care to elucidate? Thanks.