Current (local) player job current/max experience points?

Well, title pretty much says it, is it possible (i hope it is) to get the local players experience points for the current job somehow? i know the level is available in Core.Player.ClassLevel and Core.Player.CurrentJob shows me the level and job, but can't seem to find the experience points anywhere (Would also like to know how to get max XP for current joblevel if possible)

 

Thanks for the tip! Gonna take some time to just read up on that information and thanks for the info!

 

I've been trying everything i can, researching the assembly info and trying different things, but the ff14bot.RemoteWindows.Experience always returns 0 for me, not the current ammount of XP my character has in the current job :/

Is this feature broken or is there something im missing?

 

(it works from the reborn console, ive tried that, but inside a plugin it always returns 0 for whatever reason)

 

Tried so many ways, first off is just having a GUI button named refresh call it in the form cs like so :

Code:

            string sxp = ff14bot.RemoteWindows.Experience.CurrentExperience.ToString();
            Log("Experience: " + sxp);
            startingXP.Text = sxp;

where "Log" simply adds a new line to a UI Listbox, and startingXP is a simple label which i update

Also tried doing it from the main program cs by calling methods inside the form cs to do the same thing, doesnt matter where i do it i get 0 as experience, restedXP works just fine just not the current one :/

Whereas, if i just do a simple Log(ff14bot.RemoteWindows.Experience.CurrentExperience.ToString()); inside the reborn console it works just fine... i'm at a loss

 

(if you need more code than the above let me know, i can even provide the whole plugin source if you need it)

 

You need to pulse the pulsator.

Code:

ff14bot.Behavior.Pulsator.Pulse(PulseFlags.Windows);
 string sxp = ff14bot.RemoteWindows.Experience.CurrentExperience.ToString();
           Log("Experience: " + sxp);
           startingXP.Text = sxp;

this should do the trick.


showing stuff as a UI can be tricky, you'll end up having to hit the pulsator for some things due to optimizations that are made while the bot is running.

(If you look at the source code for the console you'll see that it pulses things before running the code)

 

Yeap! that did the trick, thanks!

 

Sure thing!

Be sure to be careful when using the Pulsator from your code. You shouldn't need to call it if the bot is running. (ff14bot.TreeRoot.IsRunning)

 

It would seem like calling Pulse() inside an instance (POTD for example) causes rebornbuddy to crash.... interesting

 

Right....

When a botbase is running, Pulsator is being called by the bot. you don't need to call it again...

 

Thanks for all the help, again, you truly are a lifesaver Now everything is working smoothly and progress is imminent again