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For some reason HB stops looting?!

Megser

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So I'm currently working on a profile, so when I got to this quest "Patching Up" I need to collect some hides from the caribous but HB doesn't loot them at all? Wtf? I have no idea why it stops I'm so furious right now. Nerdrage inc omg...
 

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Probably a problem with the leveling profile your using. Post it in the creators thread and wait for a reply. Until he reply's you could use a grinding profile to get you ahead a bit.
 
megs, you need to put on profile debugging mode and fix your profile before continuing - go to styx.settings (or something) in your settings folder and change this, then load your profile and press start

also, it may be the 'flyto.cs' (but try and debug ur profile first before assuming it is) as i've heard various issues w/ it not looting. I always put usersettings lootmobs=true in my profiles
 
Megster said:
How do I put it in debugging mode?

See the ProfileDebuggingMode entry on this page...
[wiki]Honorbuddy: Internal Configuration Options[/wiki]


cheers,
chinajade
 
Thanks, this is what I got out of it:

Edit: Kick you know how to fix this?

PHP:
Loading C:\Users\Andre\Desktop\D?r\70-80 Questing Profile by Megser.xml.
Warning: XML Error: Could not parse 'If'. Condition code "((HasQuest(11605) && (IsQuestCompleted(11605)))" could not be compiled into C# code. - On line 699 - [<If Condition="((HasQuest(11605) &amp;&amp; (IsQuestCompleted(11605)))">
  <CustomBehavior File="ForcedMount" QuestId="11605" MountType="Flying" />
  <CustomBehavior File="FlyTo" X="3526.466" Y="5421.229" Z="40.42801" />
  <CustomBehavior File="ForcedDismount" QuestId="11605" />
</If>]
Warning: XML Error: Could not parse 'If'. Condition code "((HasQuest(11617) && (IsQuestCompleted(11617)))" could not be compiled into C# code. - On line 741 - [<If Condition="((HasQuest(11617) &amp;&amp; (IsQuestCompleted(11617)))">
  <CustomBehavior File="ForcedMount" QuestId="11617" MountType="Flying" />
  <CustomBehavior File="FlyTo" X="3526.153" Y="5420.977" Z="40.5073" />
  <CustomBehavior File="ForcedDismount" QuestId="11617" />
</If>]
Warning: XML Error: Could not parse 'If'. Condition code "((HasQuest(11623) && (!IsQuestCompleted(11623)))" could not be compiled into C# code. - On line 753 - [<If Condition="((HasQuest(11623) &amp;&amp; (!IsQuestCompleted(11623)))">
  <CustomBehavior File="ForcedMount" QuestId="11623" MountType="Flying" />
  <CustomBehavior File="FlyTo" X="3598.371" Y="5675.388" Z="64.46799" />
  <CustomBehavior File="ForcedDismount" QuestId="11623" />
</If>]
Warning: XML Error: Could not parse 'If'. Condition code "((HasQuest(11609) && (IsQuestCompleted(11609)))" could not be compiled into C# code. - On line 761 - [<If Condition="((HasQuest(11609) &amp;&amp; (IsQuestCompleted(11609)))">
  <CustomBehavior File="ForcedMount" QuestId="11609" MountType="Flying" />
  <CustomBehavior File="FlyTo" X="3525.692" Y="5422.893" Z="40.19928" />
  <CustomBehavior File="ForcedDismount" QuestId="11609" />
</If>]
Warning: XML Error: Could not parse 'If'. Condition code "((!HasQuest()) && (!IsQuestCompleted()))" could not be compiled into C# code. - On line 948 - [<If Condition="((!HasQuest()) &amp;&amp; (!IsQuestCompleted()))">
  <!-- This is the MobId, not QuestId -->
  <While Condition="HasQuestAvailable(25356)">
    <CustomBehavior File="InteractWith" MobId="25356" NumOfTimes="1" CollectionDistance="200" WaitTime="1000" X="3464.947" Y="5897.95" Z="145.0998" />
    <CustomBehavior File="RunMacro" Macro="/click GossipTitleButton1" NumOfTimes="1" WaitTime="1000" />
    <CustomBehavior File="RunMacro" Macro="/click QuestFrameAcceptButton" NumOfTimes="1" WaitTime="1000" />
    <CustomBehavior File="WaitTimer" WaitTime="60000" />
  </While>
</If>]
 
Mesger said:
Thanks, this is what I got out of it:

Edit: Kick you know how to fix this?

Its a simple mismatch in count between your left-parentheses and right-parentheses. The easiest (and best) way to deal with the issue is to eliminate all unnecessary parentheses. Keep only one pair for HasQuest() and IsQuestCompleted() All other parentheses add no value, and do not disambiguate operator precedence.

I.e., it should read...
HTML:
<If Condition="HasQuest(11605) &amp;&amp; IsQuestCompleted(11605)">

Kick and I disagree on the 'readability' aspect here... I'm a minimalist, and he likes decorations. :D


cheers,
chinajade
 
((HasQuest(11617) && (IsQuestCompleted(11617)))

you're missing a ) after the first quest id... think of it this way:

(

(

HasQuest()
)


&amp;&amp;

(

IsQuestCompleted()
)


)



((HasQuest()) &amp;&amp; (IsQuestCompleted()))
 
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Thanks China, I'm making a new thread, there must be something wrong with my profile.
 
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