Prime - Amber Tweaks and Scripting API

[LostJustice]

I thought I also add this script in... It a chopper script that cuts wood and waits for stamina to regenerate. A good script for anyone needing to clear large forests or set up a palisade.

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LoadGame();
var AutoChopping = true;
var changeDirectionCounter = 10;
var x;
var y;
var min = 30;
var max = 50;
var treeList = [];
var target;

function main(){
   
   java.lang.System.out.print("Checking stamina...\n");
   CheckStamina();
   java.lang.System.out.print("Chopping...\n");
    AutoChop();
   
}

function AutoWalk(){
   
    if(AutoWalking) {
      if(changeDirectionCounter >= 10)
      {
         changeDirectionCounter = 0;
         x = getRandomInt(-1, 1);
         y = getRandomInt(-1, 1);
      }
      var xAmount = getRandomInt(min, max);
      var yAmount = getRandomInt(min, max);
        var playerCoords = Game.getPlayerCoords();
        Game.goTo(playerCoords.x + xAmount*x, playerCoords.y+ yAmount*y);
      changeDirectionCounter++;
        sleep(500); //give time to move
    }
}

function CheckStamina()
{
   if(Game.getStamina() >= 90)
   {
      java.lang.System.out.print("You have the stamina!\n");
   }
   else{
      java.lang.System.out.print("You don't have enough stamina... Waiting "+(100-Game.getStamina())*7+" seconds.");
      sleep(1000*(100-Game.getStamina())*7);
   }
   if(Game.getEnergy() > 40)
   {
      
   }
   else
   {
      java.lang.System.out.print("You have ran out of energy! Feed your character! The script will now be stopped.\n")
      AutoChopping = false;
   }
}

function AutoChop()
{   
   if(AutoChopping)
   {
      if (treeList === undefined || treeList.length == 0) {
         java.lang.System.out.print("Finding trees...\n");
         findTrees();
      }
      else if(target === undefined || isEmpty(target))
      {
         java.lang.System.out.print("Finding target tree...\n");
         findClosestTree();
      }
      else if(target !== undefined){
         java.lang.System.out.print("Chopping tree!\n");
         chopTree()
      }
      else{
         java.lang.System.out.print("Nothing was triggered? Are there trees?\n");
         java.lang.System.out.print("Tree List Size: " + treeList.length + " Target: " + target + "/n");
      }
   }
   
   
}

function removeTree(tree)
{
   for(var i = 0; i < treeList.length; i++)
   {
      if(treeList[i] == tree)
      {
         treeList.splice(i, 1);
      }
   }
}

function chopTree()
{
   Game.goTo(target.coords.x, target.coords.y);
   java.lang.System.out.print("Going to tree...\n");
      WaitTillStopped();
      java.lang.System.out.print("Right clicking tree...\n");
      if(Game.mapObjectRightClick(target.id))
      {
         java.lang.System.out.print("Chop!\n");
         if(Game.chooseFlowerMenuOption('Chop'))
         {
            java.lang.System.out.print("Waiting to finish...\n");
            Game.waitForTaskToFinish();
                                treeList = []; //You must always clear the list of trees after each attempt in order to renew the map list. No real way to check existence of tree.
         }
         else{
            removeTree(target);
         }
      }
      else{
         removeTree(target);
      }
}
function findTrees()
{
   var mapObjects = Game.getAllMapObjects();
   for (i = 0; i < mapObjects.length; i++) {
      if(containsSubstring(mapObjects[i].fullName, "tree") && !containsSubstring(mapObjects[i].fullName, "stump") && !containsSubstring(mapObjects[i].fullName, "log"))
      {
         java.lang.System.out.print("Found a tree!\n");
         java.lang.System.out.print("Adding it to the list of tress...\n");
         treeList.push(mapObjects[i]);
         java.lang.System.out.print("Tree List Length is now: "+treeList.length+"\n");

      }
   }
}

function findClosestTree()
{
   if(target === undefined)
   {
      target = treeList[1];
   }
   if(treeList.length > 1)
   {
      for (var i = 0; i < treeList.length; i++)
      {
         var one = target;
         var two = treeList[i];
         var playerCoords = Game.getPlayerCoords();
         var d1 = distance(one.coords.x-playerCoords.x, one.coords.y-playerCoords.y);
         var d2 = distance(two.coords.x-playerCoords.x, two.coords.y-playerCoords.y);
         if(d1 > d2)
         {
            target = treeList[i];
         }
      }
   }
   
}

function isEmpty(value){
  return (value == null || value.length === 0);
}

function distance(x, y)
{
   return Math.sqrt( Math.pow(x, 2) + Math.pow(y, 2) );
}


function containsSubstring(obj, sub)
{
   return obj.includes(sub);
}

function onCreatureFound(id, name, coords) {
    if(name == 'bear' || name == 'boar' || name == 'badger' || name =='lynx')
   {
      home();
   }
}

function home()
{
   Game.travelToHearthFire();
    WaitTillStopped();
}

function safeExit()
{
   Game.travelToHearthFire();
    WaitTillStopped();
    Game.logout();
    Exit();
}


[iamahh]

would be nice if stockpiled the bough, barks and ate the fruits

[Thedrah]

i'm only getting the error when i log in as my main as a hermit -.-


after about 10m of trial and error, it was that i had the chopper script hotkeyed from purus pasta haha. it uses the same saved options and hotkeys. would be nice to have a separate set of options/hotkeys but now i know the problem hehe

edit: ps: is there a way to run/call another script from inside another script?

[Paradoxs]

after about 10m of trial and error, it was that i had the chopper script hotkeyed from purus pasta haha. it uses the same saved options and hotkeys. would be nice to have a separate set of options/hotkeys but now i know the problem hehe

Currently Prime doesn't set any hot keys itself, so that is a bit odd. I'll add a warning to the main post following the next update.
The settings / hotkeys is a artifact of amber itself. I am in the proccess of porting everything to use .json (Like my old client and enders currently do) But it likely wont surface until the version after next since I plan to do an Amber-Tweaks only update that purely changes a few things about amber

edit: ps: is there a way to run/call another script from inside another script?

At the moment no. It's on my list of to-dos.

Currently I am re-writing the Game object, since it was mostly written by Scrifen and just merged to the latest amber. To get it working I just used an older version of b0r3d0ms code. Now that Prime is out and mostly functional my main objective is to re-do this last relic of Scrifen. While adding some more controls along the way.

The way Prime works now, is on a single script basis, starting once stops the other, and Starting a script thats already running causes it to stop. While I am making some changes to this system for the next version It won't allow for multiple running scripts just yet, I have to modify my script runner first but lookout for it in the next day or two!

[LostJustice]

edit: ps: is there a way to run/call another script from inside another script?

A work around for this is to create a script as an object or a variable and put it in one large script. Then you could theoretically use multiple scripts within one script if that is what you are asking.

[LostJustice]

Also I noticed another bug with the client that has to do with Game.getMapObjects.

If you do var list = Game.getMapObjects();

Then chop down a tree.

Do var list2 = Game.getMapObjects();

Then list == list2 is true. This should be false because you chopped down a tree which is an object hence the lists should be different but they are the same meaning the getMapObjects(); is not updating the chopped down tree.

[slipper]

Also I noticed another bug with the client that has to do with Game.getMapObjects.

If you do var list = Game.getMapObjects();

Then chop down a tree.

Do var list2 = Game.getMapObjects();

Then list == list2 is true. This should be false because you chopped down a tree which is an object hence the lists should be different but they are the same meaning the getMapObjects(); is not updating the chopped down tree.

Perhaps the stump retains the same ID?

[lacucaracha]

Also I noticed another bug with the client that has to do with Game.getMapObjects.

If you do var list = Game.getMapObjects();

Then chop down a tree.

Do var list2 = Game.getMapObjects();

Then list == list2 is true. This should be false because you chopped down a tree which is an object hence the lists should be different but they are the same meaning the getMapObjects(); is not updating the chopped down tree.

What slipper said. Its not a bug in the client, the object id just doesnt change. But thats weird because even tho the elements may be equal, the array itself isnt equal. Maybe its some JS 'feature'

[LostJustice]

Also I noticed another bug with the client that has to do with Game.getMapObjects.

If you do var list = Game.getMapObjects();

Then chop down a tree.

Do var list2 = Game.getMapObjects();

Then list == list2 is true. This should be false because you chopped down a tree which is an object hence the lists should be different but they are the same meaning the getMapObjects(); is not updating the chopped down tree.

Perhaps the stump retains the same ID?

It still should not be equal since the there are now logs too. I am thinking that the object list is obtained on map section load and not updated. But you may be correct that the object retains the same id.

[LostJustice]

Also I noticed another bug with the client that has to do with Game.getMapObjects.

If you do var list = Game.getMapObjects();

Then chop down a tree.

Do var list2 = Game.getMapObjects();

Then list == list2 is true. This should be false because you chopped down a tree which is an object hence the lists should be different but they are the same meaning the getMapObjects(); is not updating the chopped down tree.

What slipper said. Its not a bug in the client, the object id just doesnt change. But thats weird because even tho the elements may be equal, the array itself isnt equal. Maybe its some JS 'feature'

If array is equal to each other, by definition, then every element of one array is equal to every element of another array and the arrays are the same size. So it still should not be returning true.