If Chocobo dies, wont resummon until combat ends

I don't know where the right place to post is, because I don't know if this is related to rebornbuddy or Kupo or what. I have been fate boting monk and I make him keep out a rank 10 healer chocobo for invincibility, except the chocobo wont dodge telegraphs and sometimes it can actually die due to this. Happens a bit in costa del sol.

If the chocobo dies, how do I make the first thing the bot does above all else is resummon it?

Currently it will wait until combat ends to resummon it and this means my monk can very likely, and sometimes does, die.

 

This is related to Kupo - the code for summoning the chocobo is in the pre-combat buffs portion, which is run only between fights I think. You would need to change this to be in the combat function.

 

Thanks. So I opened PugilistMonk.cs

and changed this line here:

Code:

        [Behavior(BehaviorType.PreCombatBuffs)]
        public Composite CreateBasicPreCombatBuffs()
        {
            return SummonChocobo();
        }

to:

Code:

        [Behavior(BehaviorType.Combat)]
        public Composite CreateBasicPreCombatBuffs()
        {
            return SummonChocobo();
        }

Am I in the right place? I can't test right now.

 

You could also use Ultima instead and it will summon in combat, that's usually what I do.

 

What's Ultima?

 

A combat routine (CR) that can be found here:

https://www.thebuddyforum.com/rebor...es/189786-ultima-ultimate-combat-routine.html

 

As y2krazy pointed out it is a Combat Routine, this will tell the bot how to fight essentially. Kupo is the default that comes with RebornBuddy but you can download Ultima from the link y2krazy provided, select Ultima when you start your bot and it will summon your chocobo in combat.

 

I just made my own Kupo rotation .cs so it's sorted now.

 

Is there anyway to have the bot manage healing your chocobo? Everytime I come into combat it has like 25% health, or it is literally just ignored until death then resummoned. When you are using it as a tank this is ridiculously ineffective, not to mention the costs for summons and the extra deaths I keep racking up because it dies and the agro shifts. Been using ultima.

 

My custom profile for scholar has:

Code:

Spell.Cast("Physick", r => Chocobo.Object != null && Chocobo.Object.CurrentHealthPercent <= 50, r => Chocobo.Object)

It will heal the chocobo if it has 50% or less HP. If you are uncertain of implementing this change yourself tell me which class you want it for and I'll do it.

Here is my custom Scholar profile with a number of changes: CLICK

 

Ty, as long as I can edit the code to make it work that should be fine. I am using fatebot/ grinding profile to level up my classes and my chocobo. Having it die every other pull, and then myself die every 2-3 fates sometimes more often depending on which it chooses, is just way to ineffective, and when watching a bit infuriating xP Since I am working on my classes pre 30 I have access to the heals for all through cross class, though not all can use them in my experience, this way seems like it will fix that as well, ty

 

The other thing that helps a lot is this here.. this is from my custom scholar.cs linked in my previous post:

Code:

        [Behavior(BehaviorType.Combat)]
        public Composite CreateBasicCombat()
        {
            return new PrioritySelector(ctx => Core.Player.CurrentTarget as BattleCharacter,
                new Decorator(ctx => ctx != null,
                    new PrioritySelector(
                        CommonBehaviors.MoveToLos(ctx => ctx as GameObject),
                        new Decorator(r => !Core.Player.IsCasting, CommonBehaviors.MoveAndStop(ctx => (ctx as GameObject).Location, PullRange, true, "Moving to unit")),
                        Spell.Cast(r => WhichPet, r => Core.Player.Pet == null && Actionmanager.HasSpell(WhichPet), r => Core.Player),
                        new Decorator(r => Core.Me.SpellCastInfo != null && Core.Me.SpellCastInfo.SpellData.Name.Equals(WhichPet) && Core.Player.Pet != null, new Action(r => Actionmanager.StopCasting())),
			[U][B]SummonChocobo(),[/B][/U]
			//Cleric Stance
                        Spell.Cast("Cleric Stance", r => !Core.Player.HasAura("Cleric Stance"), r => Core.Player),
                        Spell.Apply("Bio II"),
                        Spell.Apply("Miasma"),
                        Spell.Apply("Bio"),
						Spell.Apply("Aero"),
                        Spell.Cast("Energy Drain", r => Core.Player.HasAura("Aetherflow") && Core.Player.CurrentManaPercent < WindowSettings.RestEnergyDone),
                        Spell.Cast("Ruin", r => true)
                        )));
        }

You can see the underlined/bold SummonChocobo(),

And it goes in the combat section prior to casting any spells or abilities. This means if your chocobo is dead it will prioritize resummoning the chocobo over doing any more damage. In the default profiles it does not summon the chocobo again at all until you leave combat. The only thing with this is that as soon as it dies, there is a delay before it leaves party, during this ~5 second delay it will spam ghysal greens repeatedly until it lets you resummon it.

No one will notice, it's just somewhat inefficient. With this fix implemented your bot will be borderline invincible if you have a healer specced chocobo (haven't tried with tank).

 

Using Ultima i have never had an issue with resummons during combat, it just cant rebuild its enmity fast enough. Itll wait until it leaves party, then resummon and fight. I see people having trouble with it often, but ive yet to experience it first hand. More then this, I find issues with settings it to follow, and having it just not switch back to free/tank stance, and fight. But I believe that is a mix of my outside interference when I have to force it to heal. Though I have not tested it again, it may be related to my removal of kupo when I install ultima. I read awhile back in past posts of it helping fix some problems, so I just do it every reinstall now.

 

It will only set your desired Stance when it's summoned. That way if you have it set to Free and then want to throw it into Heal for a moment (to save you from death or what not) the CR won't fight you and throw it right back into Free.

The Tanking Chocobo is pretty weak (it has a hard time with Emnity as you said). Most people usually spec their Chocobo for Healing as it helps a lot, especially with botting.