TrueOther

[Harry]

It is kinda the same as http://www.srl-forums.com/forum/play...tml#post156755 .

But heres how I explain it.. I am running Sum Power Miner, and I have 12 players total. The players I want 60 mining are players 0-5. So Active=True.. the 6-11 are just noobs to keep the script running (for proggies )

So 6-11, active would be "TrueOther" so after 0-5 is false from some random like scaperune, it will run 6-11..

Sound good? It does to me!

-Harry

[Harry]

? Any Ideas ?

[JAD]

I'm not sure if there is a function called no more players active.. If there isn't then just make your own But you could just set the players you want to auto with first (0-5) to active, and the others to active false. Then, do this:

var I: Integer;

begin
  repeat
    //main loop stuff
  if(NoMorePlayersActive)tehn
  begin
    for I := 6 to 10 do
      Players[I].Active := True;
  end;
  until(False);
end.

Get it? =) Once those players you want to auto with mainly are done, it will set the other batch to true, so it will auto with those.

[Pentti]

Hy: http://www.srl-forums.com/forum/play...tml#post156755
Isnt that just the same thing you are talking about?

[Harry]

I said that in the first post.. but my idea is a little different.. easier to put into scripts.

[XcanadamanX]

im sure its the exact same thing

The script first starts on his lv60+ characters, the script doesn't use the lv16 characters.
But after 6 hours, all of his elite characters are false. He got like 400 iron an hour, so he'll earn some nice profit.
Now all his priority 0 chars are false, it'll switch over to the priority 1 chars, they are lower mining, but instead of earning no iron (all his high level chars are false), it'll continue on his lower level chars, instead of 0 iron now, it'll keep mining (but a bit slower), so he'll still earns profit.

what you said is basically that in a nutshell

[shaunthasheep]

yea, just declare this with the other variables at the top of the script:

var
  CurrentPrioritie : integer;
  HighestPrioritie : integer;

replace declareplayers with this
your good miners prioritie 0, noobs prioritie 1
remember to change highestprioritie

procedure DeclarePlayers;
begin
  HowManyPlayers := 9; //No CurrentPlayer, The priorities will sort that out
  CurrentPrioritie := 0; //Will start at this priorite, stops at highest prioritie (last group of players)
  HighestPrioritie := 5;
  NumberOfPlayers(HowManyPlayers);
 
  Players[0].Name :='apple0';
  Players[0].Integer1 := 0; //Prioritie
  Players[0].Active:= True;
 
  Players[1].Name :='bill1';
  Players[1].Integer1 := 1; //Prioritie
  Players[1].Active:= True;
 
  Players[2].Name :='chicken3';
  Players[2].Integer1 := 3; //Prioritie
  Players[2].Active:= True;
 
  Players[3].Name :='dewww1';
  Players[3].Integer1 := 1; //Prioritie
  Players[3].Active:= True;
 
  Players[4].Name :='eww2';
  Players[4].Integer1 := 2; //Prioritie
  Players[4].Active:= True;
 
  Players[5].Name :='failure2';
  Players[5].Integer1 := 2; //Prioritie
  Players[5].Active:= True;
 
  Players[6].Name :='giggity5';
  Players[6].Integer1 := 5; //Prioritie
  Players[6].Active:= True;
 
  Players[7].Name :='holley5';
  Players[7].Integer1 := 5; //Prioritie
  Players[7].Active:= True;
 
  Players[8].Name :='import6'; //shouldn't play, prioritie 6.
  Players[8].Integer1 := 6; //Prioritie
  Players[8].Active:= True;
 
end;

add these 3 functions anywhere:

function AnyActive(Prioritie : integer) : boolean;
var
  i, a : integer;
begin
  a := GetArrayLength(Players) - 1;
  for i := 0 to a do
    if Players[i].integer1 = Prioritie then
      if Players[i].Active then
      begin
        Result := True;
        Exit;
      end;
end;
 
function IsLastActiveInPrioritie(Player, Prioritie : integer) : boolean;
var
  i,a : integer;
begin
  result := True;
  a := GetArrayLength(Players) - 1;
  if Player = a then Exit;
  for i := Player + 1 to a do
    if Players[i].Active then
      if Players[i].Integer1 = Prioritie then
      begin
        Result := False
        Exit;
      end;
end;
 
procedure PNextPlayer(active : boolean);
var
  i, a : integer;
  firstloop : boolean;
begin
  Players[CurrentPlayer].Active := active;
  if AnyActive(CurrentPrioritie) then
  begin
    a := GetArrayLength(Players) - 1;
    if IsLastActiveInPrioritie(CurrentPlayer, CurrentPrioritie) then
      CurrentPlayer := -1;
    for i := CurrentPlayer + 1 to a do
      if Players[i].Integer1 = CurrentPrioritie then
        if Players[i].Active then
        begin
          CurrentPlayer := i;
          LoginPlayer;
          Writeln(Players[i].Name);
          Exit;
        end;
  end else
  begin
    if CurrentPrioritie = HighestPrioritie then
    begin
      if not AnyActive(HighestPrioritie) then
      begin
        Writeln('No More Players! Terminating!');
        TerminateScript;
      end;
    end;
    CurrentPrioritie := CurrentPrioritie + 1;
    PNextPlayer(Active);
  end;
end;

Edit -> Replace in script

NextPlayer

with

PNextPlayer

Its pretty much does what you say =S just a bit more complicated.. overall, it gets the job done.

[Harry]

Ah.. ok, thanks! I will try to implant it into my next script.. muhaha.

[Johura]

Hold on. So say there is 8 players, it will do 1,2,3,4 but in case 3 gets stuck in a random it will then do 1,2,4,5 ??

[shaunthasheep]

no.

say there are 8 players. # 0 - 4 are your good miners (say 60+) and 5-8 are your noobs.

you set 0 - 4 on prioritie 0.
then you set 5-8 on prioritie 1.

it will only run on players 0 - 4 since there prioritie 0 (first).
once all 5 players(0,1,2,3,4) are fale, then it will start autoing on prioritie 1, which is 5-8 players.

[n3ss3s]

Damit im kinda late but this works, no extra variables needed, short code:

function NoPlayersActive(FromP, ToP: Integer): Boolean;
// by n3ss3s
var
  F: Integer;
  AnyActive: Boolean;
begin
  for F := FromP to ToP do
  begin
    if(Players[F].Active)then
    begin
      AnyActive := True;
    end;
  end;
  Result := AnyActive;
end;

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