Wow, that is really great. I think I might be in love.EnderWiggin wrote:It does it in a very elegant way - it works like sort of a proxy between server and actual client. It substitutes UI class of a client, which is responsible for UI to server communications (actually, all player interactions). Then it propagates server events to client UI class and user actions to server. Client does not even know about this maid.
H&H Groovy Maid
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ArvinJA
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Re: H&H Groovy Maid
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Oddity
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Re: H&H Groovy Maid
Like what?Momoka wrote:- Some methods available in Groovy Bot are missing due to lazy.
When will we get some documentation?
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ArvinJA
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Re: H&H Groovy Maid
Works but isn't that good if you have things in your F-bar.Momoka wrote: - Pressing SHIFT + F1 runs the file "scripts/f1.groovy" You can have up to "scripts/f12.groovy".
Doesn't work.Momoka wrote: - Using console you can invoke a certain filename :bot test will run "scripts/test.groovy" (TODO)
EDIT: Now gone through your source code and it's simply not in there.
I assume you compiled it with ender's and put the Console.setscmd("bot"... in some file that didn't end up in maid.jar.
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EnderWiggin
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Re: H&H Groovy Maid
Arvin, haven't you noticed TODO written in big letters? I assume it's been planned, but not implemented yet. What a shame, this bot has a lot of potential, but looks like it has been abandoned.
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ArvinJA
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Re: H&H Groovy Maid
Ah, sorry, just assumed that the usage listed things that were actually available.EnderWiggin wrote:Arvin, haven't you noticed TODO written in big letters? I assume it's been planned, but not implemented yet. What a shame, this bot has a lot of potential, but looks like it has been abandoned.
Also, I'm too lazy to figure out if there's any native Maid support for Hunger and Stamina bars and how to use it properly, I saw in the source code that it's creating some sort of IMeterEvent but I would have no idea of how to use that.
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ArvinJA
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Re: H&H Groovy Maid
I forked it and put it on Github and added you as a collaborator. I fixed that ":bot SCRIPTNAME" thing.EnderWiggin wrote:Arvin, haven't you noticed TODO written in big letters? I assume it's been planned, but not implemented yet. What a shame, this bot has a lot of potential, but looks like it has been abandoned.
EDIT: Also added support for chat interactivity
Usage: maid.getChat("Area Chat").say("message here")
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Darhole
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Re: H&H Groovy Maid
Do the existing groovy scripts port directly into this maid? The main one I am wondering about is harvest/plant but mostly starve and drink.
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ArvinJA
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Re: H&H Groovy Maid
No they don't, maid has its own standard functions/methods that you can use. It should be said though that both the old groovy bot and maid can use all the methods that are native to the client.Darhole wrote:Do the existing groovy scripts port directly into this maid? The main one I am wondering about is harvest/plant but mostly starve and drink.
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Vario
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Re: H&H Groovy Maid
Is there a way to get a compiled version of your fork Arvin? (or is it just packaged, never done much java dev)
I grabbed a copy off git, installed the sdk tried building with both netbeans and ant, both gave various build errors with stuff missing.
I grabbed a copy off git, installed the sdk tried building with both netbeans and ant, both gave various build errors with stuff missing.
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ArvinJA
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Re: H&H Groovy Maid
I may upload a compiled version, but there's a critical thing that needs to be fixed and that is that it's currently problematic to interrupt sleeping threads with maid, and I'm busy with other stuff.Vario wrote:Is there a way to get a compiled version of your fork Arvin? (or is it just packaged, never done much java dev)
I grabbed a copy off git, installed the sdk tried building with both netbeans and ant, both gave various build errors with stuff missing.
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