I'm running a gathering profile in an area with aggressive mobs. The level difference is high enough that I only occasionally aggro them, so I ran the profile out of stealth, and accepted that the bot would die and run back every once in a while. Usually that's exactly what happens, but sometimes when it dies, it just won't release, and will stay there dead forever. Starting and stopping the bot fixes it, but obviously I can't do that if I'm not here. This isn't the first time this has happened; previously I waited to see if it was part of HW update growing pains. Is this a known issue I can fix, or is there an orderbot tag that can check for death and then release (or stop and start the profile occasionally). Log is attached.
I can confirm this issue. It actually happens to me fairly often, unfortunately. For me, RB will repeatedly attempt to gather, even after dying. Actually, this has been a long standing problem for me, since before HW, even across different PC's, with or without plugins. Code: [17:07:31.281 N] [GatherTag] Targeting Mineral Deposit 0x11C0DDC0 [17:07:31.281 D] Targeting Mineral Deposit 0x4000032D 0x11C0DDC0 [17:07:31.312 N] [GatherTag] Interacting with Mineral Deposit 0x11C0DDC0 [17:07:31.312 D] Interacting with Mineral Deposit 0x11C0DDC0 [17:07:36.346 N] [GatherTag] Interacting with Mineral Deposit 0x11C0DDC0 [17:07:36.346 D] Interacting with Mineral Deposit 0x11C0DDC0 [17:07:41.378 N] [GatherTag] Interacting with Mineral Deposit 0x11C0DDC0 [17:07:41.378 D] Interacting with Mineral Deposit 0x11C0DDC0 [17:07:46.412 N] [GatherTag] Interacting with Mineral Deposit 0x11C0DDC0 [17:07:46.412 D] Interacting with Mineral Deposit 0x11C0DDC0
Yup - this problem is a real shame. Thought that Lisbeth 2.0's gather feature would be able to overcome it somehow but it doesn't seem so. It is a real pity because the absence of flying means that gathering profiles are very prone to dying on heavensward zones unless they are 100% stealth. Would be totally fine if the bot could recognise death, accept it and move on.