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I need to take a survey to get this waiting procedure right.
I need people to post the average time they wait until they get a log from a tree. Preferably every tree.
Ex.
Chop tree. //Mark your time from here
Wait //seconds
Get log// End your time here and post
Template=
Tree:
Time:
Axe:
Level:
Rewards available.
Rep
That's what I would do. :oSCAR Code:i := InvCount;
Marktime(ii);
while (InvCount = i) do
begin
Wait(50);
if (TimeFromMark(ii) > 45000) then
begin
WriteLn('Oh shit somethings wrong..');
Break;
end;
//Checking if cutting stopped.
end;
or something more like..
SCAR Code:function GimmeaLog: Boolean;
var
i, ii: Integer;
begin
i := InvCount;
Marktime(ii);
while (InvCount = i) do
begin
Wait(50);
if (TimeFromMark(ii) > 45000) then
begin
WriteLn('Oh shit somethings wrong..');
Exit;
end;
//if (not CuttingTree) then
//begin
// WriteLn('Not cutting?! D:');
// Exit;
//end;
end;
Result := True;
end;
:O sorry for me like suggesting, ill help out with this, but did you try to do an InvCheck? Something like this to detect if something has appeared in the Inventory.
I got Ninjad.
It's a brand new function I'm making for trees that give you multiple logs. It somewhat has something to do with InvCount.
Tree: Willow
Time: 4 sec ?
Axe: Rune
Level: 65
The answers you get for htis survey will not be accurate because noby really times this kinda stuff... We just let the computer do its thing >.<.
If you really need information on Time get log/ axe/tree. Why not make counters, and marktime in a WC script and leave it on for a few hours, and find the average of the numbers? Wayy more accurate than us telling you the time.
The axe, is 95% + rune.
Only thing I find worthwhile is checking botter;s lvs atm :).
A better way (for trees like willows and oaks) would be:
When you chop the tree you set a mark and do a repeat check to check the inventory and when a new log appears increment the amount of logs the tree gave/total chopped and then also do a ismoving check and when you aren't moving then you aren't chopping. You could also check for differences in a TBox around your player. I haven't scripted in a long time but I might get back into it..
(You know that inst the same as time to cut a tree (unless you are doing regular trees) because each tree gets multiple logs).Quote:
I need people to post the average time they wait until they get a log from a tree. Preferably every tree.
So, anyways, here is a messy example!
SCAR Code:Program ISuckAtScrupting;
CutTimesArray:TIntegerArray;
TotalCutTime:Integer;
Procedure AddTime(WatTime:Integer);
Begin
SetArrayLength(CutTimesArray,GetArrayLength(CutTimesArray)+1);// Makes array one number longer
CutTimesArray[GetArrayLength(Slot)-1]:=WatTime;// Adds integer 'WatTime' to end of array
End;
Procedure Cutsor;
var OldInvCount,TreeCuts:Integer;
Begin
ClickTree; //Clicks The Tree
Begin
OldInvCount:=InvCount; //Gets Invnetory Count
MarkTime(TreeCuts); //Makrs Time
Antiban; AniRandoms; //Antiban/AntiRandoms
If InvCount>OldInvCount Then //If inventory count has risen since tree clicked
Begin
AddTime(TimeFromMark(TreesCut)); //Add the time from marker to the array of times
ClickAnotherTree; //If you want to cut another tree right after you get logs?
End;
End;
End;
Function AverageTimes:Integer;
Begin
TotalCutTime:=0; //Resets total time
For I:=0 To GetArrayLength(CutTimesArray) Do //Goes from 0 to Legnth of CutTimesArray
Begin
TotalCutTime:=TotalCutTime + CutTimesArray[I]; //Adds up all of the cut times
Result:= (TotalCutTime/ (GerArrayLength(CutTimesArray)); //Averanges the cut times
End;
End;
DOH! Just found This:
Function AverageCutTime:Integer;
Begin
Result:= AverageTIA(CutTimesArray);//Averages a TIntegerArray -.-
End;
Ask any questions, I hope I did it correctly! :p
I would like to know Tboxes. Any place where i can learn them? Link PLOX? Much easier then my technique because my bro uses Tboxes to see if the tree is cut or not.
Why not make the character click the tree, while its animating the chop wait/w/e, and then when its done then try to chop again?
TBoxes are types that contain 4 integers.
x1, y1 : the top left corner
x2, y2 : the bottom right corner
Ok, where do i use these, what function, and what parameters?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sex
Lol, totally changed the topic Junkj....
Did you look at my code? :p
Well what exactly do you wan to do with tboxes? Check to see if a tree is cut?
Procedure MakeABox;
var MahBox:TBox;
Begin
MahBox:=IntToBox(563, 213, 594, 244);
End;
You would just need to somehow find the x1,y1,x2,y2 of the specific tree you are cutting, and put those cords into IntToBox.
If you are using TPAs this will make a box based on the tpa
function GetTPABounds(TPA: TPointArray): TBox;
Returns a TBox with the boundries of TPA.
And this tutorial will help with more TPA stuffs, its really good!
http://www.villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49067
That's just some random info about stuff, hope it helped some.
Why not just make another topic related to your Tbox questions? :p
Quote:
Originally Posted by YoHoJo
Useless..? You assign the box to a local variable so it is discarded since the procedure ends right after assigning it.SCAR Code:Procedure MakeABox;
var MahBox:TBox;
Begin
MahBox:=IntToBox(563, 213, 594, 244);
End;
-.- It was just an example, he can make the variable global if he wants.
Ok.. So what parameters would i set so it would be in the middle of the screen? And what function/code would i use to detect if the tree is down? PixelShift?
What do you mean it?
If you want to guesstimate where a tree is you could do like (MSCX-40,MSCY-40,MSCX+40,MSCY+40), but trees aren't really on the middle of the screen, your character is on the middle, the tree is up/down/left/right from you. Why not looking at coh3ns? two woddcutting scripts, they are really good and I believe he has functions like that. Also, make another topic specifically for this question please? :D