Leave spawn if lured creatures?

So I am currently botting Demons yalahar, and people love to lure here. Is it possible to create a script that checks for monsters (demons specifically) on the screen, and if more then 3 just walk to the stair?

Thinking something like this but I am not sure it would work with the refiller etc as well (as I am rushing past several monsters)

Code:

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if Self.GetTargets(distance) > 3 Walker.Goto(LeaveCave)

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Psudo something like this would be exactly what I am looking for:

Code:

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if creatures.around(demon) > 3 LeaveCave
stopWalker
stopTargetting
Logout

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Where LeaveCave is the label for the stairs waypoints.

Regards,

Bawtern

No one? I noticed this is used in the official Xenobot scripts (for wyrms) and it leaves to the stair when there are too many wyrms on screen, waits for a time period and then returns to the spawn.
@jo3bingham @Syntax @Joshwa534

I haven't tested this script. Let me know if it works or not.

This script will work only if your cavebot script hunts only on one floor (without ladders, stairs, rope places etc). If you run it with script that hunts on more than one floor it will most likely get stuck. It might also get stuck if there are monsters on way to refil but you shouldn't have that problem with demon spawn in yalahar.

LeaveLabel is bold name of label in example below:

Code:

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[startHunt]
[NODE]
[NODE]
[NODE]
[NODE]
[checkSupplies] -- Goto startHunt if enough supplies or go to leaveRespawn if not.
[leaveRespawn]

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lua code:

local antyLure = {

	leaveLabel = "leaveRespawn",

	maxMonsters = 2,

	monsterList = { "Demon", "Some Other Monster"} -- optional (jus comment whole line if you want to track all monsters)



}



-- --[[ DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE ]]--



function countMonstersOnScreen(monsterList)

	local count = 0

	for name, obj in Creature.iMonsters() do

		if (monsterList and table.contains(monsterList, name:lower()) or true) then

			count = count + 1

		end

	end

	return count

end



Module.New("anty-lure", function()

	if (not IS_LURED) then

		if (countMonstersOnScreen(antyLure.monsterList) > antyLure.maxMonsters)  then

			IS_LURED = true

            Targeting.StartIgnoring()

			Walker.Goto(antyLure.leaveLabel)

		end

	end



	if (Self.isInPz() and IS_LURED) then

        Targeting.StopIgnoring()

		IS_LURED = false

	end

end)

This script will simply refill every time someone lure on you. If you don't want it to do refil I would actually have to edit your wpts to make it wait upstairs until creatures get back to thier normal spawn positions, but I don't really feel like doing that tbh xD

Hello @eldera was trying this script and doesnt work? ;\
I wrote in xbst
<item text="leaveRespawn" tag="255"/>
Why :x monster name also changed

Quote:

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Originally Posted by l4z

Hello @eldera was trying this script and doesnt work? ;\
I wrote in xbst
<item text="leaveRespawn" tag="255"/>
Why :x monster name also changed

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Make sure that monster names are lower case

@Jontor
Okey its working, bot is not shooting but he is going on next waypoints, he is not jumping to label "leaveRespawn"
:\

Quote:

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Originally Posted by l4z

Hello @eldera was trying this script and doesnt work? ;\
I wrote in xbst
<item text="leaveRespawn" tag="255"/>
Why :x monster name also changed

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You missed colon.

lua code:

<item text="leaveRespawn:" tag="255"/>

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Jontor

Make sure that monster names are lower case

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They don't need to be lower case :P

thanks @eldera gona try it tomorrow.

Hello @eldera


lua code:

local monsters = 

{

    ["Drillworm"] = true,

    ["Giant spider"] = true,

    

}

 

local function countMonsters()

    local count = 0

    for n, c in Creature.iMonsters() do

        if monsters[n:lower()] then

            count = count + 1

        end

    end

    return count

end

 

local leaveLabel = "AntiLureStairs"

Module("Anti-lure", function(self)

    if countMonsters() >= 4 then

        Targeting.StartIgnoring()

        Walker.Goto(leaveLabel)

        self:Stop()

    else

        self:Delay(1000)

    end

end, false)  

My question is how to force the antylure script for only these 2 monster to count?
Cuz when he is going back he is stacking on dwarf soldier the antylure is working on them aswell I guess.

I wrote in list like u can see gs and drillworm but for other moster anylure is working aswell..
Help :)

Quote:

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Originally Posted by l4z

Hello @eldera


lua code:

local monsters = 

{

    ["Drillworm"] = true,

    ["Giant spider"] = true,

    

}

 

local function countMonsters()

    local count = 0

    for n, c in Creature.iMonsters() do

        if monsters[n:lower()] then

            count = count + 1

        end

    end

    return count

end

 

local leaveLabel = "AntiLureStairs"

Module("Anti-lure", function(self)

    if countMonsters() >= 4 then

        Targeting.StartIgnoring()

        Walker.Goto(leaveLabel)

        self:Stop()

    else

        self:Delay(1000)

    end

end, false)  

My question is how to force the antylure script for only these 2 monster to count?
Cuz when he is going back he is stacking on dwarf soldier the antylure is working on them aswell I guess.

I wrote in list like u can see gs and drillworm but for other moster anylure is working aswell..
Help :)

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First of all you should use lower case names in monsters table and besides that it's working for me. Try with:
lua code:

local monsters = 

{

    ["drillworm"] = true,

    ["giant spider"] = true,

     

}

and let me know if it fixed the problem.