responseOnASCIInumber.pl #for response BotKiller(ASCII)
Moderators: Moderators, Documentation Writers
Re: responseOnASCIInumber.pl #for response BotKiller(ASCII)
niconiconico
Yes...
On the plugin already there are some mumbers, but others don't exist on it, so you must input them!
Try to talk to other people who play on this server, maybe they have some numbers...
After you have inputed all the numbers, you won't need to worry anymore!
But stay sharp, normally there are more than one pattern to each number!
Yes...
On the plugin already there are some mumbers, but others don't exist on it, so you must input them!
Try to talk to other people who play on this server, maybe they have some numbers...
After you have inputed all the numbers, you won't need to worry anymore!
But stay sharp, normally there are more than one pattern to each number!
Re: responseOnASCIInumber.pl #for response BotKiller(ASCII)
so i will add every new numbers that my bot see in the responseOnASCIInumber.pl...
in my server think there are 3 or 4 pattern in each number...
thx mucilon...
so i will add every new numbers that my bot see in the responseOnASCIInumber.pl...
in my server think there are 3 or 4 pattern in each number...
how should i know how many = i will put in each line...
example this part, line 7 in first there is 4 = in the second code you put there is only 2=
hmmm... and the other part of each number also not use in the second code...
Lines to be inputed on the plugin:
[/quote]
in my server think there are 3 or 4 pattern in each number...
thx mucilon...
so i will add every new numbers that my bot see in the responseOnASCIInumber.pl...
in my server think there are 3 or 4 pattern in each number...
how should i know how many = i will put in each line...
example this part, line 7 in first there is 4 = in the second code you put there is only 2=
hmmm... and the other part of each number also not use in the second code...
Code: Select all
[7] : ====####===########=========
[8] : ==########=====####=========
[9] : ==##====##=##==####===####==
[10] : ==####==##=======##=##====##
[11] : ====####=========##=====####
[12] : ====================##====##
[13] : ======================######
Code: Select all
'==####==##########====######==##==####==' => 0,
'########====######==####======##======##' => 7,
'==####==##====##====######====##==######' => 3,
-
- Noob
- Posts: 7
- Joined: 18 May 2008, 04:33
- Noob?: Yes
Re: responseOnASCIInumber.pl #for response BotKiller(ASCII)
Mucilon do i need to edit the same plug-in i have edited the last time? tnx in advance!
-
- Noob
- Posts: 7
- Joined: 18 May 2008, 04:33
- Noob?: Yes
Re: responseOnASCIInumber.pl #for response BotKiller(ASCII)
Mucilon will i edit the same line that i have edited and the same .pl?
Re: responseOnASCIInumber.pl #for response BotKiller(ASCII)
Yes!niconiconico wrote:Mucilon do i need to edit the same plug-in i have edited the last time? tnx in advance!
You don't need to edit any line!!! Just add new lines!niconiconico wrote:Mucilon will i edit the same line that i have edited and the same .pl?
You just need to edit or erase some lines if the plugin is answering any number wrong, eg. you can read 705 and the plugin answer 105, then you will need to find this number 1 line at the plugin and erase it!
KentCritz
You just can't know how many pattern from each number there are, but every time you see a new one that your bot has answer it wrong, you add a new line to the plugin!
You can't add more than 1 number per line!
I really don't understand what you mean with this:
KentCritz wrote:example this part, line 7 in first there is 4 = in the second code you put there is only 2=
hmmm... and the other part of each number also not use in the second code...
What I understand:
KentCritz: at line 7 in first number there is 4 =
like: ==####== -> first line of the number 0
KentCritz: in the second code you put there is only 2= hmmm... and the other part of each number also not use in the second code...
I don't get it, what is the second code and the other part?
Re: responseOnASCIInumber.pl #for response BotKiller(ASCII)
this part i was really confuse
there are four equal sign in first part
[7] : ====####===########=========
but here
there is only two...
'==####==##########====######==##==####==' => 0,
i don't know if that part was really important, i am just really confuse...
i have many question but this part first.... thx
there are four equal sign in first part
[7] : ====####===########=========
but here
there is only two...
'==####==##########====######==##==####==' => 0,
i don't know if that part was really important, i am just really confuse...
i have many question but this part first.... thx
Re: responseOnASCIInumber.pl #for response BotKiller(ASCII)
Well... assuming that the character length is 8, this means that each line of each number will have just 8 characters!
So at this example:
We can separate the numbers like this:
The number 0 for example must have just 8 characters per line, so the 2 first columns won't be considerate!
So at this example:
Code: Select all
[7] : ====####===########=========
[8] : ==########=====####=========
[9] : ==##====##=##==####===####==
[10] : ==####==##=======##=##====##
[11] : ====####=========##=====####
[12] : ====================##====##
[13] : ======================######
We can separate the numbers like this:
Code: Select all
[7] : == ==####== = ######## = ========
[8] : == ######## = ====#### = ========
[9] : == ##====## = ##==#### = ==####==
[10] : == ####==## = ======## = ##====##
[11] : == ==####== = ======## = ====####
[12] : == ======== = ======== = ##====##
[13] : == ======== = ======== = ==######
Re: responseOnASCIInumber.pl #for response BotKiller(ASCII)
thx for your help mucilon i understand many things..
i have another question
how about this part i will compare each line by color... in number zero there are parts that are not use..
all the red colors are dont have the not in the line to be put in the plugin
[7] : ====####===########=========
[8] : ==########=====####=========
[9] : ==##====##=##==####===####==
[10] : ==####==##=======##=##====##
[11] : ====####=========##=====####
[12] : ====================##====##
[13] : ======================######
line to be put in plugin
'==####==##########====######==##==####==' => 0,
i have another question
how about this part i will compare each line by color... in number zero there are parts that are not use..
all the red colors are dont have the not in the line to be put in the plugin
[7] : ====####===########=========
[8] : ==########=====####=========
[9] : ==##====##=##==####===####==
[10] : ==####==##=======##=##====##
[11] : ====####=========##=====####
[12] : ====================##====##
[13] : ======================######
line to be put in plugin
'==####==##########====######==##==####==' => 0,
Re: responseOnASCIInumber.pl #for response BotKiller(ASCII)
I really didn't understand this! (English isn't my native language!)KentCritz wrote: all the red colors are dont have the not in the line to be put in the plugin
Did you understand how we get from this:
==####==
########
##====##
####==##
==####==
To this:
'==####==##########====######==##==####==' => 0,
?
Re: responseOnASCIInumber.pl #for response BotKiller(ASCII)
/sry... i get it...
thx... i already have many numbers now... ill just have to make it that way... thx
thx... i already have many numbers now... ill just have to make it that way... thx
Last edited by KentCritz on 24 May 2008, 12:10, edited 1 time in total.