Routine Making Guide/Start Questions

[Wheredidigo]

Hi all,

I'm still a new developer, but I would like to start taking some time to help out with making routines and everything work a little better.

I have Visual Studio 2012 Premium installed but I have just a couple of questions on how to get started.

1. What kind of project do you guys usually create to start messing with the routines? (Console app? Windows Form app?)

2. Once you have created a new project, what all are you adding as a reference to be able to get all of the intellisense to work? There are a bunch of .dll's I'm just not sure which ones I need.

Once I get this up and running and have access to the intellisense so I can start seeing how things are used, I'd love to start working on tweaking some of the main routines to be able help in the lvling process instead of having just the lvl 50 routines that are out there.

Thanks in advance,
Wheredidigo

 

[Wheredidigo]

Actually just figured it out.

For those of you who also need any help with this:

1. Create a new Windows Forms Application.
2. Add reference to the RebornBuddy.exe program.
3. Copy the entire "Kupo" folder into your solution directory.
4. Include the Kupo folder in your project.

This will get you started. You can now see all of the routines and have the available intellisense to be able to get started.

Happy Coding!!

 

[stewiethecat]

In Visual Studio how do i add a reference, and what will this tell me? i am new to visual studio and am also looking for more information on how to make it work with Reborn buddy more efficiently.

 

[stewiethecat]

Actually just figured it out.

For those of you who also need any help with this:

1. Create a new Windows Forms Application.
2. Add reference to the RebornBuddy.exe program.
3. Copy the entire "Kupo" folder into your solution directory.
4. Include the Kupo folder in your project.

This will get you started. You can now see all of the routines and have the available intellisense to be able to get started.

Happy Coding!!

I started messing around with Visual Studio a little bit, i was able to add a reference to new projects, but was unable to add references to existing Routines, trying to figure this out so i can use intellisense with already created .cs files

Edit: I'm starting to learn more and more about this, basically i want to get my Scholar to cast heals on party members so far i have gotten

Cast("Physick", r => PartyMember.CurrentHealth

I am stumped after this, anyone figure out the proper code for healing other party members? after i get this down its off to the races.

 

[Wheredidigo]

I'm attaching some screen shots below this. The screen shots will show you how to add a reference.

Basically:

The first one is just the empty screen you get when you first start up your project in Visual Studio.
The next one shows you where to click in order to add a reference.
The last one shows you 2 screens. In the bottom screen, you will want to click the "Browse" button so that you can choose what to reference. Then in the top screen, you will want to go to wherever you have the bot installed, and click on the RebornBuddy.exe, and then click the "Add" button.

What this does for you is make it so that when you have one of the .CS files for the rotations open, it will resolve all of the "Usings" up at the top of the page. (At least any Using that needed the RebornBuddy.exe reference anyways).

Let me know if you're still having issues getting this set up.

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[stewiethecat]

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[Wheredidigo]

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I re-uploaded the screen shots. Hopefully they'll work this time for you!

 

[stewiethecat]

Thanks, this has been real helpful