no1knowsy
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You guys requested. Here it is.
Due to limitations in my programming skills, knowledge of .net, or lack there of, and missing references...
There is no config window.
But don't let that get you down.
This is the part of the file you guys can edit to adjust things for your own liking.
That is taken right out of the BreakTaker.cs file, and starts on line 31.
It kind of explains itself... sorta.
To edit these just right click the file, and open with whatever you use as a text editor.
It should also not do anything if there are any "targets" around. This includes monsters and objects (chests, jars).
Any problems/requests should be posted in this thread.
Now, if anyone knows how to add in a working config with the WPF System.Windows.Window they are using instead of the OnButtonPressed() like they did in Honorbuddy I'd be very happy if you could help me out in getting a working configuration window.
Credit to: eax (http://www.thebuddyforum.com/members/144149-eax.html)
Credit to: ChunkyMonkey (http://www.thebuddyforum.com/members/59489-chunkymonkey.html) - Updated to 1.0.6 & 1.0.7 - Added a bunch of functionality including taking a break in a safer place, SimpleRelogger support, among other great stability additions.
Created Date: 12June2012
Thanks, and enjoy,
Panda.
Due to limitations in my programming skills, knowledge of .net, or lack there of, and missing references...
There is no config window.
But don't let that get you down.
This is the part of the file you guys can edit to adjust things for your own liking.
Code:
// All values are in minutes. So 1 hour = 60 minutes. 3 hours = 180. etc... // The next lines are the importart ones to you guys until I find out how to work their damned config popup button.
// These ones will be how long your breaks will last, and it will be somewhere between these two options.
// Suggested Value: 60 - 120 minutes (equivalent to 1-2 hours)
public static int minBreakTime = 180;
public static int maxBreakTime = 420;
// These ones will be how the bot should go between breaks, and as above it will be somewhere between these two options.
// Suggested Value: 60 - 120 (equivalent to 1-2 hours)
public static int minBetweenTime = 240;
public static int maxBetweenTime = 360;
// How often to print a message to the log stating how long until the next break. Set to -1 to disable.
public static int logTimer = 20;
//We would prefer to be in a good place if we're going to take a break. If once it's break time we're not in town or do not leave a game for this long then force a town portal and quit.
public static int forceTimer = 2;
That is taken right out of the BreakTaker.cs file, and starts on line 31.
It kind of explains itself... sorta.
To edit these just right click the file, and open with whatever you use as a text editor.
It should also not do anything if there are any "targets" around. This includes monsters and objects (chests, jars).
Any problems/requests should be posted in this thread.
Now, if anyone knows how to add in a working config with the WPF System.Windows.Window they are using instead of the OnButtonPressed() like they did in Honorbuddy I'd be very happy if you could help me out in getting a working configuration window.
Credit to: eax (http://www.thebuddyforum.com/members/144149-eax.html)
Credit to: ChunkyMonkey (http://www.thebuddyforum.com/members/59489-chunkymonkey.html) - Updated to 1.0.6 & 1.0.7 - Added a bunch of functionality including taking a break in a safer place, SimpleRelogger support, among other great stability additions.
Created Date: 12June2012
Thanks, and enjoy,
Panda.
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