End-To-End Macro: Taekwon Master

[sli]

This is the first in my series of end-to-end (100% automated grinding and job change) macros. However, this one is incomplete, but I wanted to go ahead and share my progress. Also, I'd like for someone to look through and make sure it's bug free as I literally learned how to write macros about... five minutes before writing this. So here you are.

Keep in mind it's also not perfect. I don't need anyone pointing out better grinding maps, the fact that it never equips new gear, etc.

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automacro lvl1 {
	job < 10
	class "Taekwon"
	call {
		do conf lockMap none
		do move 181 100 payon
		do talk @npc 181 104
		do talk resp 0
		do talk close
		do move pay_fild01
		do conf lockMap pay_fild01
	}
}

automacro lvl10 {
	job >= 10
	class "Taekwon"
	call {
		$target = $.joblvl + 1
		do conf lockMap none
		do move 155 140 payon
		do talk @npc 157 141
	}
}

automacro clsChange1 {
	job >= $target
	class "Taekwon"
	call {
		do conf lockMap none
		do move 155 140 payon
		do talk @npc 157 141
		pause
		do talk resp 0
		pause
		do talk resp 0
		pause
		do talk resp 2
		pause
		do talk resp 0
		do move pay_fild01
		do conf lockMap pay_fild01
	}
}

automacro clsChange2 {
	job == 50
	class "Taekwon"
	call {
		do conf lockMap none
		do move 210 100 payon
		do talk @npc 215 102
		pause
		do talk resp 0
		pause
		do talk resp 0
		do move 171 230 comodo
		do talk @npc 172 231
		do talk resp 0
		call tkmQuestItems
	}
}

automacro clsChange3 {
	class "Taekwon"
	inventory "Rough Wind" >= 1
	inventory "Great Nature" >= 1
	inventory "Mystic Frozen" >= 1
	inventory "Flame Heart" >= 1
	call {
		do conf lockMap none
		do move 171 230 comodo
	}
}

automacro lvl20 {
	base >= 20
	base < 30
	call {
		do move pay_dun00
		do conf lockMap pay_dun00
	}
}

automacro lvl30 {
	base >= 30
	base < 40
	call {
		do move pay_fild07
		do conf lockMap pay_fild07
	}
}

automacro lvl40 {
	base >= 40
	base < 50
	call {
		do move pay_dun01
		do conf lockMap pay_dun01
	}
}

automacro sgGrind {
	class "Star Gladiator"
	call {
		do move pay_dun01
		do conf lockMap pay_dun01
	}
}

#macro findRoughWind {
#	do move 
#}

[Kafka]

This is going to be pretty awesome. I mentioned it on IRC but I would throw in some conf changes for lockmaps so the bot doesn't roam like a motherfuck. From what I can tell there's nothing to stop your bot right now, moving to payon field and then heading off on his own accord to wherever he likes, and in the same respect when it moves to payon dungeon and field 07.

Also I don't really know but if the bot dies on the way to comodo would it try and repeat the command to move there? I suppose it would because it would just be running the conditions of the macro.

[Cozzie]

do conf lockmap <map name> instead? Or do you know that there is actually a built in config changer? The only thing macros need to do is just to do the job change.

[Kafka]

Oh hey, I was just putting some macros together for my thief, I think it might be worth throwing in the class condition in there too so it doesn't try and repeat the first job change quest when it hits level 10 again.

ie

Novice 1 - 10
Job Change Quest
Taekwon 1 - 10
Try Job Change Quest Again.

It might not do that I haven't tested it but just as a precaution it might be an idea.

[Pseudocode]

The code is already in 85% running:

@Kafka precaution and idea is totally correct.
When the machine bot was died during the execution of macro, all of your automacro will be executed again until it meets the current range level of the character then continue.

p.s: make some validation to your code, its up to you what technique you will apply. You can do that big bro!!!

[pepinows]

do some check on your macros there's some fails :/

try putting some run-once(s) or just adding more conditions on some automacros

here's my tip ;D

[sli]

I never said that macro was anywhere near finished, I just threw what was done on here to be sure I have macro syntax correct.

[Kafka]

Aye bro, but I'm just saying you could throw in the class precaution too...

[sli]

And I'm just saying that this isn't you.

[Kafka]

Dude, that's me for sure. I'm Franz Kafka.