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Contest starts now and runs 1 month, or until someone creates a script that can do these things:

It is past time for a new autoadventure script, one that is not cobbled together with snarky comments and geared only toward the maker's wishes and wants. Especially with FF4 recently released. Therefore, I am offering a 5 star bounty for a new script that includes at least the features below:

- Basic features of current script; ability to set HP/PP levels for the script to operate within, list of most common attack types, easy to modify for people who want to change attack style.
- Option to store encounter data for spaders.
- Most of all, easy to remove "clutter" features that individual users don't want, i.e. dataplate decrypting. These additions to the later scripts always annoyed me because I didn't need them and they just made the screen too "busy".
- Coded to automatically pick an option on choice adventures, able to be easily adjusted if someone wants a different default option, and should automatically pick the 4th option for Intermission (Cube UR) and Two Roads (Triassic semi-rare).
- Also, it should work on both www.twilightheroes.com and twilightheroes.com

If you do this, it should also automatically pick an option on choice adventures, be able to be adjusted if someone wants a different default option, and should automatically pick the 4th option for Intermission (Cube UR) and Two Roads (Triassic semi-rare).

Also, it should work on both www.twilightheroes.com and twilightheroes.com

Automatically gets the 77 habits at level 5, if you have the quest done obviously.

Right now I'd settle for the existing one modified to work with FF5.

Stupid Firefox.

Okay, seems 3.4 works with FF5. Off the top of my head, all that's missing are the Teeter and Yang non-combats and the new ones in the riot. I don't have Teeter and Yang on this computer, but here's the code for the riot, just add it with all the other non-combats (adjusting if you want different choices):

//nonComChoice["Holdin' Everything but the Caulfield"+"choice"] = "1"; //protester
//nonComChoice["Holdin' Everything but the Caulfield"+"choice"] = "2"; //officer
nonComChoice["Holdin' Everything but the Caulfield"+"choice"] = "3"; //free bonus
nonComChoice["Holdin' Everything but the Caulfield"+"submitvalue"] = "What do you do?";

//nonComChoice["Two Rioters Diverged in an Angry Protest"+"choice"] = "3"; //rioter
//nonComChoice["Two Rioters Diverged in an Angry Protest"+"choice"] = "5"; //dissident
nonComChoice["Two Rioters Diverged in an Angry Protest"+"choice"] = "6"; //free bonus
nonComChoice["Two Rioters Diverged in an Angry Protest"+"submitvalue"] = "What's your take?";

nonComChoice["An All-Encampassing Rage"+"choice"] = "1"; //student
//nonComChoice["An All-Encampassing Rage"+"choice"] = "2"; //raver
nonComChoice["An All-Encampassing Rage"+"submitvalue"] = "Go go hero defenses";

A big thanks to Zillow for coming up with a new script. Still a bit in the works, but it's almost exactly what I was looking for.

Harry Dresden wrote:A big thanks to Zillow for coming up with a new script. Still a bit in the works, but it's almost exactly what I was looking for.

OOOH, I can't wait to see it. Where can I steal this script from?

For some odd reason the AA scripts never work for me. *pout*

Here is your long awaited AA script:
http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/105495

There are 3 things you should change when you install it:
1. The options at the top for personalizing the script
2. The strategies for combat
3. The non-combat choices

Enjoy!

Edit: Questions/Comments/Concerns appreciated

//used for the non-combat in Teeter Street
var username = 'Zillow';

What's this variable used for? I'll be using this script across multiple accounts.

Well I didn't want to do the work to grab your username for that one non-combat in Teeter Street, but I guess I should...

Ok, fixed it

So, I just found out that I broke the hp checking in the script right before giving it to y'all. The fixed version is now up and it also has the update for the non-combat in Teeter Street so it will work for all characters using the script.

Now I gotta re-edit!

New AA script (at least, version 3.5.1) is now confirmed to make the right choice for The Best Memory.

Nyah.

I thought I paid Zillow to not let you get any cool stuff. I want my stars back!

Hey, considering how long it took, I earned it!

You sell:

1445 deterministic coins
1484 royal crowns
999 decorated jerkins
1408 snug breeches
1430 poofy skirts
1469 sturdy boots
1489 truepenny blades
1009 prabble crossbows
993 bodices
496 sleeping draughts
797 lover's locket, right halves
950 Scottish necklaces
138 fall's staves

... for a total profit of 1,642,150 chips.

Might want to add this as well to handle the Rooftops over WoDo noncombat

Something seems to be screwing with the autoadventure script. On both my computers, it will run a turn but then at the end of the turn the script boxes disappear until I manually initiate the next turn. They're still there if I only set it to run a single turn, as painful as that is.

Happening with several of my combat options: just attacking, using throwing stars and then attacking, and using TNT then attacking.

The problem is caused by the latest version of Greasemonkey. You can either load up the older version, or the newest beta version (under Download Channel on the greasemonkey site) to solve the issue. Or wait until a newer version is released, which should be soon since so many people are having issues with add-ons since the new version came out.

Or just tell Firefox that its autoupdates can go soak their head. Rawr.

Currently the script can't handle the axe hero guitar options go/stay, is it possible to work it into the script?

here's an example of a page with the option:

I'm considering making a new alternative to the current AA script, which will be a bit more robust. As such it'll probably be a Java program like KoLMafia so we can have platform and browser independence, and overall more features. My main focus will be on a spading feature and a quest run mode, which haven't been included in the AA scripts because it's somewhat infeasible. No real ETA, as I'm also just starting graduate classes next week, but I'm hoping to get a beta up in 2 months. I'll make a new thread if I need alpha testers later on.

If you can still find it, you could probably use the old Mechapinata script as a base. For a CLI script, it worked pretty well.

I thought Mechapinata was the Java GUI version bamse made after the perlbot? I no longer have the source code for that one though, need to start from scratch >.>

Anyone know what's going on with Greasemonkey? It keeps telling me scripts have to be signed with such and such, and then a few days later all my scripts are reset to some old version and I have to go in and update them again.

I've had that same thing happening. Think it's just a bug.