CodeChunk Question: More than 1 Actionmanager.DoAction

[Munkee]

I'm trying make a list of actions in <CodeChunk>, is this doable? I'm making a profile that gathers and crafts but it has to craft 7 items in 1 profile, that uses the same actions. I wanted to simplify it by making 1 set of it and then have the other recipes call the set when it's time to craft it.

This:

				<While Condition="CraftingManager.IsCrafting">
					<CraftActionByName Name="Great Strides" />
					<CraftActionByName Name="Steady Hand II" />
					<CraftActionByName Name="Innovation" />
					<CraftActionByName Name="Advanced Touch" />
					<CraftActionByName Name="Great Strides" />
					<CraftActionByName Name="Advanced Touch" />
					<CraftActionByName Name="Careful Synthesis II" />
				</While>

Into This: (doable?)

			<![CDATA[
				SpellData data;
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Great Strides", null);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Steady Hands II", null);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Innovation", null);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Advanced Touch", null);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Careful Synthesis II", null);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
							
				await Coroutine.Wait(10000, () => CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Wait(Timeout.Infinite, () => !CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);

				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
			]]>

Currently, it just spams Great Strides over and over :-(

 

[Sycho]

Not had a chance to mess with it but I would try something like this...

The await may also need to be increased so that it doesn't skip any skills.

<![CDATA[
				SpellData data;
if (Actionmanager.CurrentActions.TryGetValue("Great Strides", out data) && Actionmanager.CanCast(data, null))
{
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Great Strides", null);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
}
if (Actionmanager.CurrentActions.TryGetValue("Steady Hands II", out data) && Actionmanager.CanCast(data, null))
{
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Steady Hands II", null);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
}
if (Actionmanager.CurrentActions.TryGetValue("Innovation", out data) && Actionmanager.CanCast(data, null))
{
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Innovation", null);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
}
if (Actionmanager.CurrentActions.TryGetValue("Advanced Touch", out data) && Actionmanager.CanCast(data, null))
{
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Advanced Touch", null);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
}
if (Actionmanager.CurrentActions.TryGetValue("Careful Synthesis II", out data) && Actionmanager.CanCast(data, null))
{
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Careful Synthesis II", null);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
}
							
				await Coroutine.Wait(10000, () => CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Wait(Timeout.Infinite, () => !CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);

				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
			]]>

 

[Munkee]

Thx Sycho, but it's doing what my original code is doing. Keeps spamming Great Strides. Going to play with this a bit and see. Thx again.

 

[Munkee]

This works:

			<![CDATA[
				SpellData data;

				Actionmanager.DoAction("Great Strides", null);
				await Coroutine.Wait(10000, () => CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Wait(Timeout.Infinite, () => !CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
				
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Steady Hand II", null);
				await Coroutine.Wait(10000, () => CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Wait(Timeout.Infinite, () => !CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);

				Actionmanager.DoAction("Innovation", null);
				await Coroutine.Wait(10000, () => CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Wait(Timeout.Infinite, () => !CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);

				Actionmanager.DoAction("Advanced Touch", null);
				await Coroutine.Wait(10000, () => CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Wait(Timeout.Infinite, () => !CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
				
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Great Strides", null);
				await Coroutine.Wait(10000, () => CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Wait(Timeout.Infinite, () => !CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
				
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Advanced Touch", null);
				await Coroutine.Wait(10000, () => CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Wait(Timeout.Infinite, () => !CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
				
				Actionmanager.DoAction("Careful Synthesis II", null);
				await Coroutine.Wait(10000, () => CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Wait(Timeout.Infinite, () => !CraftingManager.AnimationLocked);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(250);
				
			]]>

You can also do this, but you need to change the value for Sleep(). The above does it right after the animation lock:

			Actionmanager.DoAction("Great Strides", null);
				await Coroutine.Sleep(2500);

I tried to remove await Coroutine.Sleep(250) from the above big chunk of code and it was crafting super fast, looks bad.. LOL.

 

[Sycho]

I do most of my crafting in my private estate so the speed crafting works for me.