I don't know why it isn't working for me, I must be doing something really wrong. I want the bot to use a Ruby Flask when I'm below 89% Life and it never uses them. http://i.imgur.com/kXev34e.png Autoflask settings Code: { "UseFrozenFlasks": false, "UseBleedingFlasks": true, "UseShockedFlasks": false, "UseBurningFlasks": false, "HpFlaskCooldownMs": 250, "GraniteFlaskCooldownMs": 5000, "JadeFlaskCooldownMs": 5000, "DiamondFlaskCooldownMs": 3500, "AtziriFlaskCooldownMs": 3500, "LaviangasFlaskCooldownMs": 7000, "TopazFlaskCooldownMs": 3500, "RubyFlaskCooldownMs": 3500, "RarityFlaskCooldownMs": 5000, "QuicksilverFlaskCooldownMs": 5000, "MpFlaskCooldownMs": 250, "FrozenFlaskCooldownMs": 250, "BleedingFlaskCooldownMs": 250, "ShockedFlaskCooldownMs": 250, "BurningFlaskCooldownMs": 250, "HpFlaskPercentTrigger": 25, "RarityFlaskPercentTrigger": 15, "QuicksilverFlaskDistanceTrigger": 40, "GraniteFlaskHealthPercentTrigger": 75, "GraniteFlaskESPercentTrigger": 50, "JadeFlaskHealthPercentTrigger": 75, "JadeFlaskESPercentTrigger": 50, "TopazFlaskHealthPercentTrigger": 75, "TopazFlaskESPercentTrigger": 75, "RubyFlaskHealthPercentTrigger": 89, "RubyFlaskESPercentTrigger": 0, "DiamondFlaskPercentTrigger": 90, "AtziriFlaskHealthPercentTrigger": 75, "AtziriFlaskESPercentTrigger": 50, "MpFlaskPercentTrigger": 0, "LaviangasFlaskPercentTrigger": 0 }
Are you ignited? I just read the plugin's code and I see that Ruby Flask will only trigger when the player is ignited. If you want to use Ruby Flasks while not ignited, go to the line 230 of AutoFlask.cs (open it in a text editor like Notepad++). Replace Code: // Ruby // Life if (LokiPoe.Me.IsIgnited) { if (LokiPoe.Me.HealthPercent < AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.RubyFlaskHealthPercentTrigger && AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.RubyFlaskHealthPercentTrigger != 0) { if (FlaskHelper(_rubyFlaskCd, AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.RubyFlaskCooldownMs, RubyFlasks)) { return; } } } by Code: // Ruby // Life if (LokiPoe.Me.HealthPercent < AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.RubyFlaskHealthPercentTrigger && AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.RubyFlaskHealthPercentTrigger != 0) { if (FlaskHelper(_rubyFlaskCd, AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.RubyFlaskCooldownMs, RubyFlasks)) { return; } }
You're right I thought AutoFlask used it when below the threshold OR ignited, but its AND, should have gone to sleep long ago, anyway thanks a lot for noticiting and for the edit!!
Just for sharing, I find this lifeflask order (line 648 in AutoFlask.cs) to be much more effective than the default one. Code: public static IEnumerable<Item> LifeFlasks { get { var inv = LokiPoe.InGameState.QuickFlaskPanel.Flasks; return from item in inv let flask = item as Flask where flask != null && flask.Rarity != Rarity.Unique && flask.HealthRecover > 0 && flask.CanUse orderby flask.CurrentCharges descending select item; } } I always use the flask with the most charges. It spreads the usage of flasks over all my flasks and gives me much more flask uptime, as all flasks regain charges when monsters die.
Thanks I changed mine for the same, This is important for RF builds as the ruby flask gives more life regen than just the health pot . One question for this is can you set it so like below 80% use health pot below 70% use ruby/other pot even if a health pot was just used? So you can have both effects at same time. I see the delay but is that between all potions or just that type of potion? The like i want a short window between flasks, so its not the exact same time. but a few seconds on those flasks because they last longer.
How can i made that when i'm low hp (35%) it uses insta flasks? and never use them before only when is the real need or if others flasks are empty? i run a 3 hp flasks build and 2 of them i plan to be insta at 35% low hp and one to be the normal flask.
The plugin should be able to do that by default. Replace (line 648 of AutoFlask.cs) Code: /// <summary> Life Flasks </summary> public static IEnumerable<Item> LifeFlasks { get { var inv = LokiPoe.InGameState.QuickFlaskPanel.Flasks; return from item in inv let flask = item as Flask where flask != null && flask.Rarity != Rarity.Unique && flask.HealthRecover > 0 && flask.CanUse orderby flask.CurrentCharges descending select item; } } by Code: /// <summary> Duration Flasks </summary> public static IEnumerable<Item> DurationLifeFlasks { get { var inv = LokiPoe.InGameState.QuickFlaskPanel.Flasks; return from item in inv let flask = item as Flask where flask != null && flask.Rarity != Rarity.Unique && flask.HealthRecover > 0 && flask.CanUse && !flask.IsInstantRecovery orderby flask.CurrentCharges descending select item; } } /// <summary> Instant Flasks </summary> public static IEnumerable<Item> InstantLifeFlasks { get { var inv = LokiPoe.InGameState.QuickFlaskPanel.Flasks; return from item in inv let flask = item as Flask where flask != null && flask.Rarity != Rarity.Unique && flask.HealthRecover > 0 && flask.CanUse && flask.IsInstantRecovery orderby flask.CurrentCharges descending select item; } } And also replace (line 114 of AutoFlask.cs) Code: // Life if (LokiPoe.Me.HealthPercent < AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.HpFlaskPercentTrigger && !LokiPoe.Me.IsUsingHealthFlask) { if (FlaskHelper(_lifeFlaskCd, AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.HpFlaskCooldownMs, LifeFlasks)) { return; } } by Code: // Instant Life if (LokiPoe.Me.HealthPercent < 35) { if (FlaskHelper(_lifeFlaskCd, 200, InstantLifeFlasks)) { return; } } // Duration Life if (LokiPoe.Me.HealthPercent < AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.HpFlaskPercentTrigger && !LokiPoe.Me.IsUsingHealthFlask) { if (FlaskHelper(_lifeFlaskCd, AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.HpFlaskCooldownMs, DurationLifeFlasks)) { return; } } I hardcoded it so that it uses instant flasks when the HP is below 35% and it uses them at 200ms intervals. If you want to change those values, you need to do it directly in the code. The UI settings will only work for flasks with a duration.
I still think IsIgnited shouldn't be the upperpriority bracket in the conditions. something is terribly wrong in the setup. If someone is interested in a deeper logic setup and wanna help naut modify it/configure it, I'll just LEAVE THIS HERE I'm too lazy to modify it for the new builds. I made an advanced flask user months ago, It was way more understandable/customizable than this one tho. Well, have fun If I find the motivation to do it, I may take the time to port it in the new build. I hate using WPF integration as it is now, that's probably why I didn't migrate it already. xD
RarityFlask improvement Someone asked for Rarity Flask support for all monster by rarity. I change the following lines Code: // Rarity var Piety = LokiPoe.ObjectManager.GetObjectByName<Monster>("Piety"); var Doms = LokiPoe.ObjectManager.GetObjectByName<Monster>("Dominus, Ascendant"); var Dom = LokiPoe.ObjectManager.GetObjectByName<Monster>("Dominus, High Templar"); if (Piety != null) { if (!Piety.IsDead && (Piety.HealthPercent < AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.RarityFlaskPercentTrigger)) { if (FlaskHelper(_rarityFlaskCd, AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.RarityFlaskCooldownMs, RarityFlasks)) { // ReSharper disable once RedundantJumpStatement return; } } } if (Doms != null) { if (!Doms.IsDead && (Doms.HealthPercent < AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.RarityFlaskPercentTrigger)) { if (FlaskHelper(_rarityFlaskCd, AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.RarityFlaskCooldownMs, RarityFlasks)) { // ReSharper disable once RedundantJumpStatement return; } } } to Code: // Rarity var CullableMonsters = LokiPoe.ObjectManager.GetObjectsByType<Monster>() .Where( m => m.IsHostile && // hostile monster !m.IsDead && // not dead m.Rarity == Rarity.Unique && // rarity of the monster m.HealthPercent < AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.RarityFlaskPercentTrigger && ExilePather.PathDistance(LokiPoe.Me.Position, m.Position) < 30); // path distance if (CullableMonsters.Any()) { if (FlaskHelper(_rarityFlaskCd, AutoFlaskSettings.Instance.RarityFlaskCooldownMs, RarityFlasks)) { foreach (Monster m in CullableMonsters) { Log.WarnFormat("[AutFlask] Found cullable monster {0} with {1} percent of health and {2} away", m.Name, m.HealthPercent, m.Distance); } return; } } var Piety = LokiPoe.ObjectManager.GetObjectByName<Monster>("Piety"); var Doms = LokiPoe.ObjectManager.GetObjectByName<Monster>("Dominus, Ascendant"); var Dom = LokiPoe.ObjectManager.GetObjectByName<Monster>("Dominus, High Templar"); also set the mana and life flask to ignore the "Divination Distillate" flask by setting the query right for mana flask Code: /// <summary> Mana Flasks </summary> public static IEnumerable<Item> ManaFlasks { get { var inv = LokiPoe.InGameState.QuickFlaskPanel.Flasks; return from item in inv let flask = item as Flask where flask != null && flask.Rarity != Rarity.Unique && flask.ManaRecover > 0 && flask.CanUse && flask.FullName != "Divination Distillate" orderby flask.IsInstantRecovery ? flask.ManaRecover : flask.ManaRecoveredPerSecond descending select item; } } and life flask Code: /// <summary> Life Flasks </summary> public static IEnumerable<Item> LifeFlasks { get { var inv = LokiPoe.InGameState.QuickFlaskPanel.Flasks; return from item in inv let flask = item as Flask where flask != null && flask.Rarity != Rarity.Unique && flask.HealthRecover > 0 && flask.CanUse && flask.FullName != "Divination Distillate" orderby flask.IsInstantRecovery ? flask.HealthRecover : flask.HealthRecoveredPerSecond descending select item; } } This is working for my Arc CullingStrike MFWitch. It might need some settings options, where I would say it needs a new plugin with some logic in it. For example i want to wait to use the flask when the bot encounters a rare mob, but a unique mob is nearby but not in distance of my Arc. And a lot of more stuff like that. Also I want to set the distance, what I have not done here, because it would change the settings layout. And this would work without changing anything else then these lines of code. If you want to cull rare (and or magic) mobs aswell, use this line instead of the above mentioned: Code: (m.Rarity == Rarity.Unique || m.Rarity == Rarity.Rare || m.Rarity == Rarity.Magic) && // rarity of the monster cheers
Thank god I love linq and "clean code" many thanks for this, it'll probably be helpful for some nerdz around there
Hi spliffermaster. Where I put the last two codes? (mana flask and life flask). I need change some code for this code? Thanks!
Hi masterashh At the bottom of the AutoFlask.cs file. There are the Flask Type Declaration which you can exchange with the one's mentioned. For Life it would be Line 647 (from the originally, unchanged AutoFlask.cs file) and for Mana it is Line 661 (from the originally, unchanged AutoFlask.cs file). The Line number might change when you change something in the code above these lines. But you can not miss then by just scrolling down the file. You can just replace the code from ///<summary> to the end of the declaration. Quite easy..
so i'm curious has this been implemented into the autoflask 2.0 or do i need to ask spliff for a DL link to get this added? because i dont see it in the autoflash at all as of yet.
I did just fix it in my own code. I don't think someone has implemented that (yet) in the zip. So you have to quick fix this by yourself. I am at work at the moment and don't have access to my private stuff. So I can't send you a copy right now. Be back home in 4-5 hours. You are lucky I am in a meeting I should not attend and bored as hell. Replace this file with the original AutoFlask.cs (not tested AT ALL). If it doesn't work, wait till i get back or someone else can help you. This is "culling" Rare and Unique monsters. View attachment AutoFlask.cs
