Pet Feeding using macro plugin

[Julian]

I was looking for some macro/plugin that would feed my pet, but only found an outdated plugin that didn't work, so I decided to make it work myself.

I am using a week or so old SVN version of openkore. First, I found out that there is some pet support in openkore already, looks like this:

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Command usage: pet [capture|hatch|status|info|feed|performance|return|unequip|name <name>]

There are some problems with it, the thing that interests you the most, pet hunger, is under the "pet info" command. But if u write that in console, u get nothing. There are two ways how to solve this

1)enable debug messages, in config.txt find "debug" and set it to "debug 1" but that spams your console with lots of unneeded stuff
2)change the source code, openkore\src\Network\Receive\ServerType0.pm on line around line 4620 you find this code:

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sub pet_info {
	my ($self, $args) = @_;
	$pet{name} = bytesToString($args->{name});
	$pet{renameflag} = $args->{renameflag};
	$pet{level} = $args->{level};
	$pet{hungry} = $args->{hungry};
	$pet{friendly} = $args->{friendly};
	$pet{accessory} = $args->{accessory};
	$pet{type} = $args->{type} if (exists $args->{type});
	debug "Pet status: name=$pet{name} name_set=". ($pet{renameflag} ? 'yes' : 'no') ." level=$pet{level} hungry=$pet{hungry} intimacy=$pet{friendly} accessory=".itemNameSimple($pet{accessory})." type=".($pet{type}||"N/A")."\n", "pet";
}

as you can see it only does a debug message.
You need to change the debug line to:

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message TF("Pet status: name=$pet{name} name_set=". ($pet{renameflag} ? 'yes' : 'no') ." level=$pet{level} hungry=$pet{hungry} intimacy=$pet{friendly} accessory=".itemNameSimple($pet{accessory})." type=".($pet{type}||"N/A")."\n"), "pet", 1;

And that'll make it visible even without debug mode.

So now how to autofeed your pet?
First, you need to find out if your pet is hungry or not. I used the "doCommand" option in config.txt

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doCommand pet info {
	stopWhenHit 0
	inLockOnly 0
	notWhileSitting 0
	notInTown 0
	timeout 300
	disabled 0
	manualAI 0
}

What this does is it requests the pet info every 5 minutes. Now you need to react to it and that's when the macro plugin comes into play. My macro looks like this:

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automacro feedPet {
  console /hungry=(\d+) intimacy=/
  call {
  if ($.lastMatch1 >= 60) goto end 
  do pet feed
  stop
  :end
  log No feeding needed atm!
  }
  #maybe not needed, just in case
  timeout 100 
}

Hope it works for you! you can change the hunger level as you want, as I have no idea when it's best to feed your pet so I've set it to 60.

[Mushroom]

Moving to Share Macros.

[gonzalesbenjo]

what is the exact version of your openkore??

[lunarfist]

what rate is 60?
maybe you can post if what are different rates? best time to feed pet is when hungry what rate is it?
and did others try this already?

[ralphacabado]

This works, though the macro doesn't. It does use pet info, but does not trigger the petFeed macro. Can anyone please take a look at this? Thank you.

[fco2783]

for those who not so familiar at the debug

debug 0
debugPacket_unparsed 0
debugPacket_received 0
debugPacket_ro_sent 0
debugPacket_sent 0
debugPacket_exclude
debugPacket_include
debugPacket_include_dumpMethod
debugDomains Pet

no need to change anything just this... then the pet info will show...

[Blind990]

This works, though the macro doesn't. It does use pet info, but does not trigger the petFeed macro. Can anyone please take a look at this? Thank you.

For some reason this code...

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console /hungry=(\.+) intimacy=/

...is not catching the pet info as a console message.