Hello, I have modified a simple grind profile and I have some questions about how I would like to change it. Here's an example of the script: Code: <HBProfile> <Name>Grind</Name> <MinLevel>1</MinLevel> <MaxLevel>5</MaxLevel> <GrindArea> <RandomizeHotspots>False</RandomizeHotspots> <MobIds>0101</MobIds> <Hotspots> <Hotspot X="-1" Y="-3" Z="4" /> <Hotspot X="-2" Y="-3" Z="4" /> </Hotspots> </GrindArea> </HBProfile> 1. Please ignore the lack of vendors, mailboxes etc. because they're not needed and I'll include them when I feel that they're needed and yes I have Googled this issue, I've just come across C# documentation and several related but unhelpful links (although I haven't searched the whole internet). 2. Is there a way to completely disable mounting by using a command in the script? I would like to make my character run on foot to the hotspots and never mount regardless of how far it has to go (I've set the mount distance in "Settings & Tools" to 200 and it still mounts from time to time which of course is expected if the distance to travel is more than 200 yards but I don't want my character to mount at all). 3. How do I set up more than 1 "Grindarea" where one will be grinded until the character reaches a certain level and then the character will go onto the next "Grindarea"? I tried using "<Grindareas>" which I found but it must be an outdated command because Honorbuddy's log identified it and everything after it in the script as "unreadable". 4. Can I have these areas grinded to not just a whole level but part of a level? For example: Code: <HBProfile> <Name>Grind</Name> <MinLevel>1</MinLevel> <MaxLevel>5.2</MaxLevel> <...> </HBProfile> I know that this code in particular doesn't work but if there's a work around I would like to know it. Thank you for your help.
I've managed to find a way to disable mounting (2) by using the following code: <UseMount>False</UseMount> in the Support section, I've also edited and moved the original post there, can someone please close/delete this thread unless it's in the correct place?
You can have the grind condition be parts of a level, check out cava's or kick's profiles for examples. You use a GrindUntil right after the grindarea and then when the condition is reached it'll move on in the profile (though obviously it'll need to be a quest profile and not a grind one).
heres a tip if ur going to make profiles stay away from gind, questing profiles are so much better u can set a gind arena in a questing profile too PHP: <CustomBehavior File="UserSettings" UseMount="False" /><CustomBehavior File="RunMacro" Macro="/dismount" />