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@sharklover9 That's a feature I might add in the future for sure. @Dgame It handles them by using "fallback" items. So if there's no crystals it'll get the shards.

As the poster above said, you can specify which job you want for an order. Other than that, it'll search for a job that you have on your settings which has that recipe in the database, so you could remove Blacksmith from your settings if you don't want that used.

As Mr. McGibblets said, it's a problem with the item name since it's case sensitive. The error in your case is on the "shoes", which should be "Shoes".

Maybe.

I'm glad you found it easy to alter the strategies, that was always the intent. I guess not everyone knows C# though, so it might be tough for some people. @xsgs111 The current Lisbeth already uses decision trees, and you can edit them like the above poster did if you know C#. That's what...

@Hbk Agil is not compatible with Lisbeth right now. They had a money dispute, things escalated, and they are now not talking anymore. The lesson is, don't tell a bald man with a poncho that he looks like a broken condom. @mphil355 That shouldn't be happening, are you sure that's the problem...

Lisbeth Helper is not mine though, so you'll have to ask his creator. I'll try have a fix for Agil compatibility soon.

Yes, I'm afraid the latest version of Agil is incompatible with this version of Lisbeth. The main problem lies on the timing between Agil's checks and Lisbeth's recipe switching and crafting. For 2.0 what I ended up doing is combining both into a single thing, so that Lisbeth has full control of...

Assuming you have nothing in your inventory, the order you'd give is: - Type: Craft Name: Eel Pie Amount: 10 - Type: Gather Name: Water Shard Amount: 100 Now, Lisbeth is not being designed to "level up" gathering classes (you can do that very easily with order bot profiles)...

Doesn't even have to be between amount and strategy, you don't need to put every field in an order. It's YAML, just put the fields that you need. But yeah, that's how you force a job. And yes, Lisbeth 2.0 is in the works, I'm thoroughly testing it before releasing anything; though Bloodborne...

Those can't be made yet cause the Synthesize's StartCrafting() method didn't support them. For the next version I'm doing some stuff to try support them.

"Class" is not a field in orders, use "Job" instead.

Holy crap all those compiler exceptions. I don't get any compiler exceptions at all when using both Lisbeth and Agil which are the only plugins that I know of that use yaml. Try with a clean install of RB and see if you still get all those compiler exceptions.

You probably attached the wrong log file.

It's a problem with disposing the navigator, I'll fix it today I guess since it's a quick fix. EDIT: - Fixed a problem with disposing the navigator, should not crash now.

As I said a few posts ago, version 2.0 is close so I'll probably not update version 1.0 anymore. Please be a little bit patient, there's always OrderBot profiles to craft if you really need it.

- Yes, unspoiled nodes will eventually be included. Lisbeth is still on what I would call an alpha since there's a bunch of features I'm working on. My aim is to make it a complete "economic production" bot base. - We don't know what the changes actually are, like what new crafting skills...

As you said, it's basically Lisbeth + GatherAssist + Merchant Buyer + Mob Grinding. See, here's the end game: you tell her what you want to make, say one Toadskin Jacket or one of everything in the weaver's log, and as long as you have the appropriate gear sets on the settings file (this time...

Not going to bother fixing this version of Lisbeth guys, I'm sorry. The new version is taking all my time, thankfully it's base functionality is almost complete. I'm going to make a video showing what's new with Lisbeth 2.0 soon. Right now I'm still fine tuning the gathering portion of it, and...

Mythril Ingot can be crafted by blacksmith, armorer and goldsmith. To force one or the other, add the Job: Goldsmith filed on the order itself.