@DarkstaR
No idea if you notice my report earlier but seems like something is interrupting the Self.DepositItems() function, sometimes it doesn't deposit all items - ie. when all items are split into 2 functions, first for rares and second for stackable items then it sometimes doesn't deposit stackable items at all. Few people can confirm that. And it's not my connection for sure.
Did you try the suggestion of placing a wait between function calls? It may be a temporary fix until DarkstaR can check it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nakuu
Yes, got it like that:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jo3Bingham
lua code:Self.DepositItems({7427, 0}, {21175, 0}, {3318, 0}, {21174, 0}, {3381, 0}, {3037, 0}, {21176, 0}, {3039, 0}, {3091, 0}, {8082, 0}, {7401, 0}, {3415, 0}, {7425, 0}, {21177, 0}, {21166, 0}, {3371, 0}, {3370, 0}, {3049, 0}, {3098, 0})
wait(500, 1000)
Self.DepositItems({21200, 1}, {7443, 1}, {5911, 1}, {21201, 1}, {5912, 1}, {5910, 1}, {21204, 1}, {21199, 1}, {239, 1}, {238, 1}, {236, 1}, {21202, 1}, {11473, 1}, {11472, 1}, {5878, 1})
wait(500, 1000)
Self.DepositItems({3029, 2}, {3032, 2}, {3033, 2}, {3030, 2}, {3028, 2}, {9057, 2}, {5944, 2})
still failed to deposit items from 2nd and 3rd function call. Restarting walker at Deposit label and it deposited properly, it works fine sometimes and sometimes it doesn't.
It simply deposit items from first function call, then open browse field where locker is and it's done, Walker keeps going.
@Nakuu, why are you splitting it into two functions? This isn't an issue related to Apophis either, it's never worked well calling it back to back. Keep it in one function.
There's a reason you can specify multiple destination backpacks. If you really want to use multiple deposit functions, close your containers after the first deposit >.< it needs to reset.
I don't see why you would though, it's faster to do it in one.
@Syntax
Worked fine before 10.50 update therefore seems like a bug introduced in latest update to me. Probably because DarkstaR added BrowseField to OpenDepot function. Anyway looking at the code it seems like calling function twice shouldn't really matter...
And sure, I can do quick-fix to over ~150 scripts, dunno about other scripters though + people who doesn't check forum every day for script updates.
Quote:
Originally Posted by FranzMaurer
The problem is the competition is now using anything I release against me, I can't keep promoting that. And it's a dead forum, you can't blame me for that. When I stay up from midnight until 1:30 PM with no sleep on 32 hours of up time, you can't expect me to just go post that information freely while my competitors are still looking for it. That's just retarded.
I'll fix it to close the depot and sleep a bit after deposit, but it is probably better to fix the scripts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nakuu
was not working, but fixed it in 30 seconds and added shit items drop :D Thanks!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rydan
This is the one after my edit
lua code:function Self.RemoveRust()
local rustyitems = {8894, 8895, 8896, 8897, 8898, 8899}
local function getFlaskContainer()
local cont = Container.GetFirst()
while (cont:isOpen()) do
if ((cont:CountItemsOfID(9016)) > 0) then
return cont
end
cont = cont:GetNext()
end
return nil
end
local contto = Container.GetFirst()
while (contto:isOpen()) do
for _, item in ipairs(rustyitems) do
if (contto:CountItemsOfID(item) > 0) then
contfrom = getFlaskContainer()
if (not contfrom) then
return false
end
for spotfrom = 0, contfrom:ItemCount() - 1 do
if (contfrom:GetItemData(spotfrom).id == 9016) then
for spotto = 0, contto:ItemCount() - 1 do
if (contto:GetItemData(spotto).id == item) then
local unrust = false
while (not unrust) do
unrust = contfrom:UseItemWithContainerItem(spotfrom, contto:Index(), spotto)
wait(800, 1500)
end
return true
end
end
end
end
end
end
contto = contto:GetNext()
end
return true
end
function dropshit()
if (Self.ItemCount(3357) > 0) or (Self.ItemCount(3377) > 0) or (Self.ItemCount(3359) > 0) or (Self.ItemCount(3358) > 0) or (Self.ItemCount(3372) > 0) or (Self.ItemCount(3558) > 0) or (Self.ItemCount(3557) > 0) or (Self.ItemCount(3362) > 0) then
Self.DropItems(Self.Position().x, Self.Position().y, Self.Position().z, 3357, 3377, 3359, 3358, 3372, 3558, 3557, 3362)
wait(2000)
end
end
while (true) do
Self.RemoveRust()
wait(2000)
dropshit()
wait(1000)
end
that would be amazing :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkstaR