Purus Pasta Client [W14 COMPATIBLE]

[shubla]

Don't know how I missed that, thanks for the release though has been a blast writing stuff for it.

Would be interesting to know what kind of stuff is possible to do with API.
And what is not, so it could be made possible.

So far seems with nashorn and a bit of time you can do anything really, long as you have class instances to work with can call anything from the haven client directly pretty easily.

For example I was messing with this to get details off items outside the PBot api calls(like getname getid ect) which uses the WItem Class passed from the api -> GItem Class -> Quality Class -> Quality Value.

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    var containers = ["branch"];
    var items = PBot.getInventoryItemsByNames(PBot.playerInventory(), containers);
    for(var i=0; i<items.length; i++) {
        PBot.sysMsg(items[i].item.getname(), 255, 102, 0); 
        PBot.sysMsg(items[i].item.quality().q, 255, 102, 0);  
        PBot.sysMsg("------", 255, 102, 0); 
    }    

I'll post anything else as I figure other stuff out, but its a pretty cool system and leaves the door open to alot of stuff outside of the api if you have the time to figure it out.

With nashorn you can indeed call basically all client functions quite easily.
PBotAPI is there just to clear things up.

[Comodo]

Why not use Groovy instead for the scripting language, seems more natural than using JavaScript. Nashorn engine doesn't even fully support ECMA6, so the syntax for making objects is ugly.
With Groovy Engine you can easily make wrapper classes for haven classes such as Gob and Inventory, and add new API functions elegantly without recompiling.

[shubla]

Why not use Groovy instead for the scripting language, seems more natural than using JavaScript. Nashorn engine doesn't even fully support ECMA6, so the syntax for making objects is ugly.
With Groovy Engine you can easily make wrapper classes for haven classes such as Gob and Inventory, and add new API functions elegantly without recompiling.

All the cool kids do JavaScript these days.
Nashorn is getting ECMA6 in Java 9, or so they say.
Also javascript is a language known by many, so it eases the use, probably. Though groovy does advertise itself with "fast learning curve".

Though in reality I just picked out the first thing that google gave me.

[Mario_Demorez]

Could you make the farmer bot be able to select multiple containers to fill.

[Astarisk]

Why not use Groovy instead for the scripting language, seems more natural than using JavaScript. Nashorn engine doesn't even fully support ECMA6, so the syntax for making objects is ugly.
With Groovy Engine you can easily make wrapper classes for haven classes such as Gob and Inventory, and add new API functions elegantly without recompiling.

All the cool kids do JavaScript these days.
Nashorn is getting ECMA6 in Java 9, or so they say.
Also javascript is a language known by many, so it eases the use, probably. Though groovy does advertise itself with "fast learning curve".

Though in reality I just picked out the first thing that google gave me.

Groovy is what some of the old botting clients used to use, its a fairly simple language. But I was personally too lazy to ever learn /real/ groovy and mostly just treated and programmed in it like Java. I think I remember having some minor issues related to scoping or something. Personally I never got to try a JS engine, I had contemplated doing a nashorn implementation of my own, but in the end I went with Python for mine. I felt like it was easier to teach people Python over the other choices, and I've been liking it personally. Sad thing is im just limited to whats in Python 2.7, which isn't the end of things since I hardly need the newer features.

End of the day, It shouldn't really matter what language you use, its just a tool for the job after all.

[shubla]

Purus Pasta version 3.5.2 released!
- Farmer now replants and merges seeds before placing them into container

[Ardennesss]

.d57bffff
Windows 10 10.0 x64, 1.8.0_161 amd64
ATI Technologies Inc. (AMD Radeon (TM) R9 380 Series) - 4.4.13506 Compatibility Profile Context 23.20.15002.11

java.lang.NullPointerException
at haven.purus.BotUtils.getAmount(BotUtils.java:43)
at haven.purus.SeedCropFarmer.run(SeedCropFarmer.java:123)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)


Running flax seedcropfarmer on replant mode. 18 flax seeds in 1 stack in my inventory when crashed.

Edit-
I also frequently get this crash whenever I run the bot after just starting the game. Seems to not happen if I manually farm the first tile, possibly checking for the flax-seed res too fast before it's in cache?

.d57bffff
Windows 10 10.0 x64, 1.8.0_161 amd64
ATI Technologies Inc. (AMD Radeon (TM) R9 380 Series) - 4.4.13506 Compatibility Profile Context 23.20.15002.11

#<Resource gfx/invobjs/seed-flax>

[shubla]

.d57bffff
Windows 10 10.0 x64, 1.8.0_161 amd64
ATI Technologies Inc. (AMD Radeon (TM) R9 380 Series) - 4.4.13506 Compatibility Profile Context 23.20.15002.11

java.lang.NullPointerException
at haven.purus.BotUtils.getAmount(BotUtils.java:43)
at haven.purus.SeedCropFarmer.run(SeedCropFarmer.java:123)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)


Running flax seedcropfarmer on replant mode. 18 flax seeds in 1 stack in my inventory when crashed.

I blame server lag, might fix.

Edit-
I also frequently get this crash whenever I run the bot after just starting the game. Seems to not happen if I manually farm the first tile, possibly checking for the flax-seed res too fast before it's in cache?

.d57bffff
Windows 10 10.0 x64, 1.8.0_161 amd64
ATI Technologies Inc. (AMD Radeon (TM) R9 380 Series) - 4.4.13506 Compatibility Profile Context 23.20.15002.11

#<Resource gfx/invobjs/seed-flax>

I have been thinking of the same.

[danklord]

Not sure how to make a pile with an item from your inventory, seems what ever I do after I pick the item up from the inventory none of the default commands can turn it into a pile and place it even tried right clicking my self and having it place it to no avail if you have any advice before I dig into the haven code for it.

[shubla]

Not sure how to make a pile with an item from your inventory, seems what ever I do after I pick the item up from the inventory none of the default commands can turn it into a pile and place it even tried right clicking my self and having it place it to no avail if you have any advice before I dig into the haven code for it.

I guess I'll ad some bad functionality to make stockpiles.

In the new version that I will release soon you can use PBot.makePile() to make pile from an object in the cursor (of course, assuming that it can be turned into a stockpile)
And to place the item, you use PBot.placeThing(x, y) with x and y being offset from the players current location that you want to place the stockpile. I should probably look into how coordinates are handled in PBot and make it more clear, coordinates are a mess currently. But with the two functions mentioned above, you can in theory place stockpiles.


Purus Pasta version 3.6.0 Released!!
- New features to PBot API, related to stockpile placement
- Latest merges from Amber & Default client