[Azyul Project] Dungeon Farming, Gold Farming, Mount Farming, Transmog Farming, and more!

The updated InteractWithEscort doesn't use MaxDismountHeight or MovementObserver, those errors are only from the older versions of the behavior.
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The "train riding" is only triggered if spell 54197 is missing from your character.
Spell 54197 is Cold Weather Flying, which is required for your character to fly to the Nexus.
(Check lines 400 and 410 of the profile)

If you have the spell, and the bot is incorrectly triggering the event, you can remove all the code between lines 399 and 437 and it should bypass it.
If your text editor doesn't tell you the line number, push CTRL+F - then type "Alliance Check" into the search box.
You should see:

<!-- ALLIANCE CHECK - RIDING -->

delete everything from there to

<!-- END OF COLD WEATHER FLYING CHECK -->

 

Where it says

Download Links

On the second forum post.

 

Hehe, the day the profile was coded and tested. It worked completely flawless.
Things just seem to break themselves over time.

Does it run to sell/repair immediately after the bags get full?
Or does it finish running the instance?

 

Alright, because for a short time we had an issue were the bot would try to activate the automatic vendoring routine that's built into the bot.
Since our profiles run dungeons instead of actually questing, the automatic built-in vendor routine is very glitchy/buggy, we have to manually code a custom vendor routine for every profile.

If the bot tries activating the built-in vendor routine. There's a 99.99% chance it'll get stuck somewhere, or just go mad.
That may be what's going on here. If so, I have a new code that can be slapped in there that will actually force-disable the routine.

 

If I could recommend one straight off the top of my head. It would be Grim Batol.
I ran the dungeon without using the bot to see what it's like.
Each run gave between 300 to 400 gold. And that's vending everything I looted.
The run took me about 14 minutes to complete on a level 90 (above average gear) Elemental Shaman going at casual speed.
The final boss would die at 11 minutes, run back takes 3.
So, there's no way you could hit overload with this at a bot's pace.

If you were to auction the loot (cloths/BoE greens+blues/disenchanting mats) you could easily triple the profits depending on your server's economy.

Unfortunately there's no Grim Batol profile on this pack yet. It's on the ToDo list.. along with a ton of other things.
If I were to make a gold farming profile for Grim Batol, it would be optimized to skip some bosses in order to speed up the GPH and close the overload><runback time gap.

 

I'm giving you ideas. It's better than not responding at all.. right?
Grim Batol is one of the best I've farmed from, that's all I'm saying.

I created a statistic sheet that gave the GPH/TPR of every instance if ran by a level 90 - months ago.
But I can't find the sheet anywhere. So I couldn't tell you the top 5, or top 10 instances to run.
You'd have to figure it out yourself.

But, most likely - the best instances to run are any that have humanoids, and high cluster.
Halls of Lightning, Ahn'Kahet: The Old Kingdom, The Nexus, that's just three that I could think of right now.

 

During profile development testing, everything worked fine.
So without a user-submitted log, it'll be hard debugging your specific issues.

However, I'll take a look at the code and see if I can find anything out of the ordinary.

EDIT:
Made some slight changes, update your SVN and see how that goes.

 

Something to keep me busy.
If it weren't for projects like this one, I wouldn't have anything to do.
:3

As far as speed, all of my notifications are tied to one client that pings up on my desktop.
So, even if I'm offline on the forums - I usually respond as fast as it takes for me to type.
Unless I'm asleep, hehe.

 

Hello everybody!
I know its been a while since we've worked the pack, the project has been on halt for a few months now.
But! We're planning on getting back on our feet!

To re-kickstart this project. I'm going to introduce a new feature to our new (and soon to be used in older) profiles.

This new feature is called "The Detection Diamond."

See diagram below:
(graph/scale not precise)



-Details/Info
Prior to entering the instance, the player will be positioned in the middle of the Diamond were they will be prompted with a message saying:

"Choose your run-type:
Walk left for heroic. Right for normal. Backwards for Mount farm. Forward for gold farm."​

The direction you walk to->stand in will completely change how the bot handles running the dungeon.

• Heroic runs will kill the heroic bosses and complete the entire instance, then repetitively run normal runs until stopped.
• Normal runs will continue the -normal- dungeon run, doing a full run of the instance repetitively until stopped.
• Mount Farm will farm only the mount for the specific dungeon (if there is a mount) Once obtained - the bot will stop.
• Gold Farm will be optimized runs purely for GPH. Some bosses and mobs will be skipped if needed.
• Other: If the instance does not have a mount drop, but instead another item of interest. It will replace the Mount Farm spot.

If the user does not decide on an option within let's say... 25 seconds. The bot will continue normal runs as previously designed in the old Instance Grind profiles.

Every option listed will still feature full vendor, mail, and repair support just as before!

The first profile to use the alpha version of the Detection Diamond is the Grim Batol universal profile.
Currently the profile is out for testing - a lot of glitches/bugs/irritating and strange behavior is expected!
If you want to test this profile, it's recommended that you use a well-geared melee hybrid class.

We're also experimenting with having the bot place some sort of visual identification so the player knows exactly where to stand.
World-Raid Markers was an option, but unfortunately you cannot place one if you aren't in a group.



-Q/A
Q: What if my character is in Stormwind, and I want to farm the mount from Stonecore but I don't want to have to wait for the bot to get to the instance?
A: We will still have mount specific profiles in the farm folder.

Q: What if - the same as above. But I want to farm something besides the Mount farm. Ex: The Gold Farm.
A: We're still working on solutions to this.

Q: Why are you doing this instead of just making profiles for each type of dungeon farm?
A: If we were to make a profile for every specific 'thing' on each dungeon. There would be 5 or 6 profiles PER dungeon. Which this can be VERY messy and somewhat confusing.
We designed this new feature to make the profiles more intuitive -- revolutionary!

Q: How will I know where to stand?
A: The detection diameter will be strategically placed for each circle to ensure that the direction you walk, is the run-type you choose.
We're working to fine-tune the detection diameter so much as to if you slightly move into the general direction or even if you move too much, your option will get be chosen correctly - while at the same time - avoiding any other overlapping options.
In the future we'll be working on some sort of visual guidance such as the Beacons used in Raid/Dungeon groups to help the player see exactly where they need to stand.

Q: Will this require another Quest Behavior?
A: No!

Q: What will these profiles be categorized under?
A: They will start out as "Instance Grind" profiles, but as things progress we may make a "Universal Profiles" folder. Until then, they will be tagged with "[DD]Profile Name"

Q: Doesn't this defeat the idea of "Fully AFK-able botting?"
A: Yes, it does. The player will have to babysit the bot until it gets to the Detection Diamond if they want a different farm-mode other than Normal.
We understand that a lot of users may not like that - so that's why we're keeping older profiles that farm specific things. (Ex: Mount Farms)
At the moment, our current Instance Grinds profiles only farm Normal difficulty dungeons, the Detection Diamond not only offers that as the default option, but furthers the user's options by allowing them to choose GPH runs, heroic runs, mount runs - etc.

Q: As a profile developer, how would you pull this off?
A: <WaitTimer/><If Distance><While><RunCodes+VendorCodes+MailCodes></While></If> :3
Q2: Why not just use <WaitTimer/><If Distance><LoadProfile - MountRun></If>
A2: Yes, you could do that, and it would be easier to work with as a developer, but the general idea is to cut down on the amount of profile clutter in the pack. Also, I feel that it's easier on 'newbie' botters who aren't familiar with all of the overwhelming [H] [N] [A] [Hr] [Fly] [Ground] profile tags.

Q: What if we choose something we don't want by mistake?
A: Just stop then start the bot! The Detection Diamond will be ran again assuming you're not already in the instance.

Q: What if we don't choose anything at all, or miss the circle?
A: If an option is not decided within at least 25 seconds (or at all). The bot will continue normal runs as previously designed in the current (old) profiles.

Q: Some of your profiles are designed to start/stop while inside of an instance, how will the bot know what option we picked if we restart the bot while the instance is being ran.
A: At the moment, there's no way to configure this. If you choose the Mount Farm and you restart the bot while the dungeon is being ran, the bot will just go back to a Normal Farm.