[Orderbot] Ephemeral Fishies ;)~

What I mean is, when I run the salvage tag on stacks, fed by id# like in my profile, it will run through each of the ids once, consider the line done, and start waiting. I mentioned that in a message.

Normally I'd do a waitwhile inside the while statement just to keep the log from spamming when the profile is waiting for some other condition to be met. In this case, doing it that way won't get us what we need.

I know this isn't the intended use of the salvage tag... but being able to make use of it is super nice for this application. I'm still looking for another way to do this without spamming the log, I'm open to ideas. Currently the amount of desynth fish and the desynth times included in this particular profile seem to work out pretty well on my tests.

 

Yea, you would still put a waitwhile after the loop though.

 

Have you tried it with stacks yet?

There's probably a more elegant way to handle it than what I did.

 

Nope, haven't done any fishing. But if you do a while loop, you would still need the waitwhile afterwards. pseudo code.

While condition= time between 7 and 8 - and - (item count id1 > 0 - or - item count id2 > 0 - or - ... etc)

salvage tag for ids

end while


WaitWhile condition=time between 7 and 8

You wouldn't need the waitwhile if you had something else catching at 7 or earlier after this loop as well, but I was just guessing you would have nothing else to do. Another option is to add sell to npc here (i don't have a tag yet, but can be done in code chunk). So it is either Desynth or sell.

 

Also. Desynth might try to desynth collectables with the same RawItemId but it should ultimately fail since it should have a checkbox that makes it not desynthable by my tag. When i put the nqOnly option i wasn't thinking about collectables. Anyway...back to work for me. I will check back =).

 

I run fish desynth without item id's, just a:

<ExSalvage repairClass="Culinarian" includeArmory="false" NqOnly="false" />
<WaitTimer waitTime="1" />

Inside a while condition, I have the waittimer because profiles in general tend to derp out on me if they try to do things to fast, you probably wouldn't need one.

 

If I could deposit or post fish to mb in the profile before desynth I'd do it that way. I prefer the id numbers because I have other fish for recipes and mb in there at the same time the desynth is happening every time I run it. This also avoids any possible issues with collectables as written since the only ones being desynthed are on the list.

I used ExMatt's suggestion and rewrote the desynth conditional. Much cleaner. OP is updated with new file.

 

Glad I could help.

 

Took profile down. Ran into someone on my server using same spots again. Fun while it lasted.

 

Ah.. Yeah.. I quite often see people on top of each other, and I'm like "Oh, they are running this, or that profile"

 

You could've just modified your personal XYZs, no?

 

I think a good idea would be to have the XYZs in the profile -- assuming you want to put it back up, but are worried of the consequences, rather than just keeping it down -- blank. Give the general areas for where what time-location-trio-things (it's really early, shut up ) needs to be filled in, and have users use the profile creator to find the locations to fill in themselves.

 

I agree that I see far too many people in botstacks. In their defense though, bar just simply not giving a fuck, there aren't really any guides around on how-to. Is there?

 

My solution would be to basically force people to put in their own hotspots. Basically set the bot to take them to one of x amount of fishing spots but make the fishing spots far enough from the water so that they can't actually fish and that they have move around to put in fishspots of their own. This is actually how I set my hotspots for the profiles I run. I let the bot navigate me to the general area and I quickly write down the XYZ's after I move to a different spot of my random choosing. I already have your profile though so it's not like I'm trying to get you to re-up it. But if you do, what I just said is my suggestion XD


Edit: actually that guy two posts above me said the same thing lol.

 

ExMatt is working on HotSpot randomization (with user-set thresholds). While it may not eliminate bot trains (especially those based on Eorzean Time), it would certainly help spread out the locations they end up/fish at.

Also, I may look into doing some guides. No ETA, as always. Blame "The Man!"

 

Nuuuu! So many replies but it withdrawed,,,aw
Now I just watch the price of water/ice Clusters rising but can't do anything. Can someone please repost the old profile or send it to me please!

Edit：solved and thank you

 

Mind hitting me up too please? I have been making my own profile and it doesn't work as well as I think it should

 

I just found this post and if there is still a way to get the profile please PM or email me.
Thanks

 

Sent the OP a PM since I accidentally deleted mine while updating RB, but I never got a reply. Looking for someone who can share the old version too!

 

I've received a lot of emails about this profile. Rather than keep it and the changes I've made to myself, I have written a public version.

Servers are down, and we can't be sure when RB will be updated to the new version when they are back up. Once the servers come back up I will verify the new Tour Guide feature and release it once I can get in to RB to access some coordinates. This version will take you to the fishing holes, assist you in entering your own Fishspots. In the profile notes it tells you exactly how to change coordinates, how to use RB to locate the coordinates of the spot you are standing, what to change, and even the line numbers in the code you need to enter. If you miss one, the profile will inform you what is missing when you get to a spot you have not yet customized.

Releasing this profile this way will save all of us the hassle of having another botter fly in and stand on top of us while fishing. This makes fishing more relaxing by adding peace of mind for people like myself. Future modifications to the profile will be based on the public version. Try out the Tour Guide, and enjoy. Happy Fishing.

With all the new content coming out Tuesday I doubt there will be that many fishing with this profile, but I'll aim for having it out by Tuesday late night or Wednesday morning. I'll update the OP when I release it.

From patch notes:
[3.0] An aethernet has been added to Idyllshire.
* In accordance with this change, the goodly adventurer no longer transfers players to different locations.

This has been sorted, will just TP out using the aethernet. Profile will attune for you if you haven't done so yet.