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New version of PoE?

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kojeen

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This version of the game is not currently supported with this build! The bot needs to be updated. Please check the forums for more information. Current game version supported: poe-1.1.1.7. Current Client Hash: BB3704CA, Expected: 89E182C6

What :O ?
 
dude patch day was today. would be update if soon as posible. don´t cry.
 
kojeen said:
Exilebuddy is up to date!
This version of the game is not currently supported with this build! The bot needs to be updated. Please check the forums for more information. Current game version supported: poe-1.1.1.7. Current Client Hash: BB3704CA, Expected: 89E182C6

What :O ?
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the bot is set up so that if the client changes the bot disables until the team has a chance to go though and see if there's anything that could have changed towards bot detection. its for your protection
 
Beta #788 is now available for 1.1.2.1. Please test and report any issues in this support forum!
 
BigBudda87 said:
pushedx can you tell me how to and use RUBY FLASK when 50%life for my RIGHTEOUS FIRE Build?
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I'll add some default code, but all you have to do is copy/paste the code for "JadeFlasks" and replace Jade with Ruby.

Then, do the same for hp flask logic, just use the new Ruby flask name rather than LifeFlasks.

However, potting logic is currently in the CR, so that means if there are no combat targets, the flask logic will not work. This will be changed in the near future, but for now, you should be aware of that limitation.
 
pushedx said:
I'll add some default code, but all you have to do is copy/paste the code for "JadeFlasks" and replace Jade with Ruby.

Then, do the same for hp flask logic, just use the new Ruby flask name rather than LifeFlasks.

However, potting logic is currently in the CR, so that means if there are no combat targets, the flask logic will not work. This will be changed in the near future, but for now, you should be aware of that limitation.
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Do you mean it like this?

Code: 
        private IEnumerable<InventoryItem> RubyFlasks
        {
            get
            {
                IEnumerable<InventoryItem> inv = LokiPoe.ObjectManager.Me.Inventory.Flasks.Items;
                return from item in inv
                    let flask = item.Flask
                    where flask != null /*&& flask.Rarity != Rarity.Unique*/ && flask.HealthRecover > 0 && flask.CanUse
                    orderby flask.IsInstantRecovery ? flask.HealthRecover : flask.HealthRecoveredPerSecond descending
                    select item;
            }
        }

        private IEnumerable<InventoryItem> RubyFlasks
        {
            get
            {
                IEnumerable<InventoryItem> inv = LokiPoe.ObjectManager.Me.Inventory.Flasks.Items;
                return from item in inv
                       let flask = item.Flask
                       where flask != null && item.Name == "Ruby Flask" && flask.CanUse
                       select item;
            }
        }
 
BigBudda87 said:
Do you mean it like this?
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Close! More like this:

Code: 
private IEnumerable<InventoryItem> RubyFlasks
        {
            get
            {
                IEnumerable<InventoryItem> inv = LokiPoe.ObjectManager.Me.Inventory.Flasks.Items;
                return from item in inv
                       let flask = item.Flask
                       where flask != null && item.Name == "Ruby Flask" && flask.CanUse
                       select item;
            }
        }

then inside CreateFlaskLogic:

Code: 
new Decorator(ret => _flaskCd.IsFinished && Me.HealthPercent < 50 && RubyFlasks.Count() != 0 && !Me.HasAura("flask_utility_resist_fire"),
                    new Action(ret =>
                    {
                        RubyFlasks.First().Use();
                        _flaskCd.Reset();
                    })),

That should make the bot use them when you are under 50% health, in combat, and not under the effect of it already.
 
pushedx said:
Close! More like this:

Code: 
private IEnumerable<InventoryItem> RubyFlasks
        {
            get
            {
                IEnumerable<InventoryItem> inv = LokiPoe.ObjectManager.Me.Inventory.Flasks.Items;
                return from item in inv
                       let flask = item.Flask
                       where flask != null && item.Name == "Ruby Flask" && flask.CanUse
                       select item;
            }
        }

then inside CreateFlaskLogic:

Code: 
new Decorator(ret => _flaskCd.IsFinished && Me.HealthPercent < 50 && RubyFlasks.Count() != 0 && !Me.HasAura("flask_utility_resist_fire"),
                    new Action(ret =>
                    {
                        RubyFlasks.First().Use();
                        _flaskCd.Reset();
                    })),

That should make the bot use them when you are under 50% health, in combat, and not under the effect of it already.
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allright thank you. works good.
 
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