Greasemonkey

[Hannahmaus]

Is there any chance of a script to allow multi-use of a combat skill? In the DDD I have to Stun Gas the robots at least 30 times before they're manageable, it would be great to be able to do it without 30 clicks.

[TheK3vin]

If you could code it easily, sure. But really it's not hard at all to figure out the syntax of the script and just add and delete items.

[Cristiona]

Like K3v said, if it's not too much trouble, that would be pretty awesome. Especially if it was stored per character... >_>

[Cristiona]

Locations off the top of my head that might be worth adding:

Casino Grounds
City of Lost Robots
Porcelain Bay
Through the Dimensional Gate

[TheK3vin]

I don't believe it's been updated since the version I have, so how about a better Custom Outfit manager? I understand the problems in coding it, but the current one is quite frankly more trouble than it's worth.

[MagiNinjA]

It is? The times I've used it were pretty good. What gripes, exactly?

[TheK3vin]

Just the way you need to take off and re-equip everything you want in the set, and then save it. Also, it takes a page load to put on each item and yet another to check if you're wearing 2 accessories, and then two page loads to remove them. I guess you can't improve that much with Greasemonkey though.

[MagiNinjA]

Anyone up for an auction script? A script where I can do...say...10 auctions of the same kind.

[Corrupt Shadow]

Any chance of getting a GM Script page in the Wiki?

That would help a lot.

I'd like to get some GM scripts, but I don't feel like sifting through 9 pages to figure out what's the most recent, what they do, etc.


Edit: Nevermind, I have the dumb. There is one: http://th.blandsauce.com/wiki/Greasemonkey

[Strlikecrazy]

Ahh nice, thanks

[MagiNinjA]

Can anyone modify Chathzzar's autoadventure script to react based on the critical message from the enemy? That would help me greatly.

[Hannahmaus]

I hope you mean "easy to modify for someone who knows javascript", I had a look in case I could jerry-rig it like I do with mIRC scripts and eggdrop perl scripts, but soon got as lost as George Bush trying to read a copy of the US constitution.

[Hannahmaus]

the last skill ID is repeated until you win or are beat up

That's what made it look a bit complicated to modify to a non-javascripter, some sort of loop would need to be inserted to make it possible to Stun Gas a given number of times then attack normally.

[Hannahmaus]

Yay ClownHammer! That will be great!

[MagiNinjA]

O.O

Wow. This is amazing stuff.

Maybe it's better to have this kind of script update from a database?

But that's for a later time, really.

EDIT: Don't think you're missing anything. What the hell was I talking about? >.<

[Hannahmaus]

Thanks for doing all that work, ClownHammer!

I tested it out and it worked fine except for running very slowly, even when it's finished stun-gassing and is attacking normally there seemed to be about 1.5 seconds between attacks, which adds up in a hundred-round fight. Any idea what's causing that?

[MagiNinjA]

I honestly don't think having a delay would make things easier. You're giving the server the same amount of hits. I definitely recommend a much smaller round delay time. I'm on the mafia alpha team and I believe they have 0 delays on anything.

Of course, it's all up to Ryme.

[Ryme]

I honestly don't think having a delay would make things easier. You're giving the server the same amount of hits. I definitely recommend a much smaller round delay time. I'm on the mafia alpha team and I believe they have 0 delays on anything.

I don't like the idea of anything automated that doesn't have a little delay. It's not only the number of hits, but the density that can cause problems. If 50 people used an autoattack script in the 2 minutes after rollover, without any delays, it might start to cause problems. When the game is 20 times as big and 1000 people are doing the same thing, it could get messy. I'd rather plan for growth, and playing nice with other players.

[MagiNinjA]

I'd like to request a new script. A macro casting script. So on the Skills page, you'd have a "Macro Manager" with a list of macros. Each macro has a name and can be edited to cast spell X a Y number of times. Down a list. So like:

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Macro List:
My First Macro! [delete]
- Aura: Vim (1)
- Aura: Vigor (20)
- Aura: Vim (2)

Something like that. I need to do better mockups, but the point would be to be able to do a bunch of casts that I normally do on the page in one click. At least after setting it up. Y'know? Ya know.

EDIT: Also, including buffs would be nice.

[Ryme]

Wanted to note: I keep getting bug reports that there are two gumball machines in the galleria, and I suspect it's one of the greasemonkey scripts that's doing it. As there's only one instance in the code, something else has to be messing with the display on that page. Might want to keep an eye out for it, and, if it can be narrowed down, fix it.

[Cristiona]

To help narrow it down, I have the galleria displaying properly and have the following TH scripts active:

Stationary Combat Buttons
TH Outfit Manager
TH Choice Selection Saver
TH XP Status
TH Continuous Attack
TH Sell Cube Items

Turning on the TH Nav Screen Script Collection didn't break anything either. I think I'm running just about every script that's around. I believe I'm just missing the various crafting scripts, which shouldn't be messing with Somerset anyway.

[Olaf]

I thought I saw a screenshot posted of 2 machines somewhere, and it was during the quest there, if that helps any. It might show normal when the quest is over.

[Cristiona]

Yup. It's the quest:



This was done in IE, which can't use Greasemonkey. If you're not familiar, that's when you visit with the Steel Knuckles. That's the only time I got the double image during the quest.

[Hannahmaus]

I'd like to request a new script. A macro casting script.

As a stop-gap until such a script exists, you could use iMacros if you're using Firefox. I cast all my buffs in 1 double-click using that.

[MagiNinjA]

Oooh, that's good. I didn't think of that. An in-game script would be nicer, but that does work. Thanks for the reminder.

Well, it's a take it or leave it script now.

[Hannahmaus]

Yay, you're welcome! And thanks everyone for not pointing out the redundancy of me saying "if you're using Firefox" in a thread about a Firefox addon. *blush*

[MagiNinjA]

Hmm, something isn't working. Is it just me or is it just an oddity?

My iMacro script casts Vim, Vigor, Keen and Bio 7 times each, but it's only doing Vim and Bio.

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VERSION BUILD=6111228 RECORDER=FX
TAB T=1
FRAME F=3
TAG POS=2 TYPE=SELECT FORM=ACTION:http://twilightheroes.com/skills.php ATTR=NAME:whichskill_cast CONTENT=%165
TAG POS=2 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=ACTION:http://twilightheroes.com/skills.php ATTR=NAME:numtimes CONTENT=7
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=ACTION:http://twilightheroes.com/skills.php ATTR=VALUE:Cast<SP>Buff
TAG POS=1 TYPE=SELECT FORM=ACTION:http://twilightheroes.com/skills.php ATTR=NAME:whichskill_cast CONTENT=%151
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=ACTION:http://twilightheroes.com/skills.php ATTR=NAME:numtimes CONTENT=7
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=ACTION:http://twilightheroes.com/skills.php ATTR=VALUE:Use<SP>Skill
TAG POS=1 TYPE=SELECT FORM=ACTION:http://twilightheroes.com/skills.php ATTR=NAME:whichskill_cast CONTENT=%162
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=ACTION:http://twilightheroes.com/skills.php ATTR=NAME:numtimes CONTENT=7
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=ACTION:http://twilightheroes.com/skills.php ATTR=VALUE:Use<SP>Skill
TAG POS=1 TYPE=SELECT FORM=ACTION:http://twilightheroes.com/skills.php ATTR=NAME:whichskill_cast CONTENT=%158
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=ACTION:http://twilightheroes.com/skills.php ATTR=NAME:numtimes CONTENT=7
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=ACTION:http://twilightheroes.com/skills.php ATTR=VALUE:Use<SP>Skill

It all seems fairly alright, so it must be some kind of "feature" I'm missing here.