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Profile Writing - How to implement flight?

daemon45

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Hey guys, I've been looking all over the place and the only information I've been able to find on making a grinding profile fly is the "CanFly()" condition. Can someone point me to the relevant documentation, or tell me how honorbuddy knows how high to fly when using a profile that "knows" how to fly? I'm really eager to get into writing profiles, but so much of the documentation seems outdated (as in hasn't been updated since before HB required a lifetime subscription in order to use flying mounts) that I'm a bit overwhelmed at the moment.

Also, is there an easier way to collect hotspot coords than using the developer tools?

Cheers!
 
What kind of profiles is it? ProfessionBuddy profiles? Questing profiles? They each have a "Fly To" method which will use flight whenever possible.
 
I'm interested in how to implement it in any kind of profile, really. Is it really so simple as putting in a "Fly To" method? Do you not have to specify a height or a range of heights?

I guess I'm curious as to how one would make, say, a questing profile ground instead of flying or vice-versa.

Cheers for the response.
 
I'm interested in how to implement it in any kind of profile, really. Is it really so simple as putting in a "Fly To" method? Do you not have to specify a height or a range of heights?

I guess I'm curious as to how one would make, say, a questing profile ground instead of flying or vice-versa.

Cheers for the response.

It is as easy as that - HB automatically calculates the height. I'd say look at some PB profiles, and look at Kicks questing profiles (outlands+) and you should be able to see how it's done.
 
Yeah, basically just flyto commands. HB nav takes care of HOW to get there.

It's the same for questing and general PB uses.
 
Questing - look at my BlankQO file (useful stuff folder in my svn)

hint: it's not blank!
 
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