caelric
04-20-2010, 02:39 PM
Right now, I am using a kludged together wand waving script for the SF FE. However, I figured that since I use Lich, why not come up with a wand waving script in Lich? problem is that I don't know Ruby, although I can code in C++ and Java (and assembly!) without much problem.
Below is the wand waving script I use, but there are a couple of problems with non-crumbly wands.
First, the goal is to have a script that does the following:
If I type .wave crystal (or, for lich, ;wave crystal), the script takes a crystal wand from my wand belt, goes to stance offensive, waves it at my current target, goes to stance guarded, puts the wand back in my wand belt. If the wand disintegrates, the script takes a wand of the same color (crystal, in this case) from my quiver, and puts the wand in my belt. Oh, and if the target is killed, it loots the target.
It gets slightly more complicated with non-crumbly wands; when you wave them and they are out of charges, all you do is wave the wand at your target. The wand doesn't crumble or anything like that, so there is no trigger for the script to do anything different with the wand. Ideally, if I wave a non-crumbly wand with no charges remaining, the script takes that wand, stows it in my backpack, and gets another one of those wands from my quiver, and puts it in my belt.
Here's a listing of the current SF script I use, which works for crumbly wands, but doesn't implement the above for non-crumbly wands:
put stance defensive
put get my %1 wand from my belt
put stance offensive
match used suddenly
match done Roundtime
match lost_target Surely
put wave my %1 wand
matchwait
done:
put loot
put stance guarded
put put my wand in my belt
exit
used:
put loot
put stance defensive
put get %1 wand from my quiver
put put %1 wand in my belt
exit
lost_target:
put stance defensive
put put %1 wand in my belt
exit
How would I put all that into Ruby, and any ideas of how I could code it to work with non-crumbly wands, as well?
Below is the wand waving script I use, but there are a couple of problems with non-crumbly wands.
First, the goal is to have a script that does the following:
If I type .wave crystal (or, for lich, ;wave crystal), the script takes a crystal wand from my wand belt, goes to stance offensive, waves it at my current target, goes to stance guarded, puts the wand back in my wand belt. If the wand disintegrates, the script takes a wand of the same color (crystal, in this case) from my quiver, and puts the wand in my belt. Oh, and if the target is killed, it loots the target.
It gets slightly more complicated with non-crumbly wands; when you wave them and they are out of charges, all you do is wave the wand at your target. The wand doesn't crumble or anything like that, so there is no trigger for the script to do anything different with the wand. Ideally, if I wave a non-crumbly wand with no charges remaining, the script takes that wand, stows it in my backpack, and gets another one of those wands from my quiver, and puts it in my belt.
Here's a listing of the current SF script I use, which works for crumbly wands, but doesn't implement the above for non-crumbly wands:
put stance defensive
put get my %1 wand from my belt
put stance offensive
match used suddenly
match done Roundtime
match lost_target Surely
put wave my %1 wand
matchwait
done:
put loot
put stance guarded
put put my wand in my belt
exit
used:
put loot
put stance defensive
put get %1 wand from my quiver
put put %1 wand in my belt
exit
lost_target:
put stance defensive
put put %1 wand in my belt
exit
How would I put all that into Ruby, and any ideas of how I could code it to work with non-crumbly wands, as well?