im getting the error at startup :
lua -- C:\Program Files (x86)\Windower4\addons\AutoRA\AutoRA.lua:115: attempt to compare nll number
It crashes in game when i try to use it as well
AutoRA Problems
AutoRA problems
You can get the same basic functionality using Spellcast.
Make a spellcast file, call it Socrates_RNG.xml (or put RNG.xml in a folder called Socrates) and add nothing but:
Alternatively, if you already use Spellcast - then just add the portion in the <rules></rules> section, along with the 2 variables.
Make a spellcast file, call it Socrates_RNG.xml (or put RNG.xml in a folder called Socrates) and add nothing but:
Code xml
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<spellcast xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude">
<config
RequireVersion="2.30"
debug="false"
/>
<variables>
<var name="AutoRA">1</var>
<var name="AutoRADelay">1.5</var> <!--Time wait between Auto Ranged Attacks -->
</variables>
<sets />
<rules>
<if spell="Ranged">
<if advanced='("$AutoRA"="1")'>
<aftercastdelay delay="$AutoRADelay" />
<command when="aftercast">input /ra <t></command>
</if>
</if>
</rules>
</spellcast>Alternatively, if you already use Spellcast - then just add the portion in the <rules></rules> section, along with the 2 variables.
Sylph.Hitetsu said: »
You can get the same basic functionality using Spellcast.
Make a spellcast file, call it Socrates_RNG.xml (or put RNG.xml in a folder called Socrates) and add nothing but:
Alternatively, if you already use Spellcast - then just add the portion in the <rules></rules> section, along with the 2 variables.
Make a spellcast file, call it Socrates_RNG.xml (or put RNG.xml in a folder called Socrates) and add nothing but:
Code xml
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<spellcast xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude">
<config
RequireVersion="2.30"
debug="false"
/>
<variables>
<var name="AutoRA">1</var>
<var name="AutoRADelay">1.5</var> <!--Time wait between Auto Ranged Attacks -->
</variables>
<sets />
<rules>
<if spell="Ranged">
<if advanced='("$AutoRA"="1")'>
<aftercastdelay delay="$AutoRADelay" />
<command when="aftercast">input /ra <t></command>
</if>
</if>
</rules>
</spellcast>Alternatively, if you already use Spellcast - then just add the portion in the <rules></rules> section, along with the 2 variables.
And how do i use this in game
Download Spellcast
Create a file in: Windower/plugins/Spellcast/ called Socrates_RNG.XML and paste all that stuff into it
Load Spellcast in game
Fire off a Ranged Attack, it'll repeat a Ranged Attack every 1.5 seconds.
If you want it to do a Ranged Attack after every action, I'd recommend changing the delay to around 2.5 or higher, and remove:
Create a file in: Windower/plugins/Spellcast/ called Socrates_RNG.XML and paste all that stuff into it
Load Spellcast in game
Fire off a Ranged Attack, it'll repeat a Ranged Attack every 1.5 seconds.
If you want it to do a Ranged Attack after every action, I'd recommend changing the delay to around 2.5 or higher, and remove:
Code xml
<if spell="Ranged"> </if>
With that addition in spellcast can you do something like <ifTP=100 changespell= "Refulgent Arrow" ifrangedequip="Bow"> and something similar for guns and whatnot?
(didnt mean to hijack your post, but AutoRA crashed me after i tried to use it once and i've never touched it again.)
(didnt mean to hijack your post, but AutoRA crashed me after i tried to use it once and i've never touched it again.)
Should be able to. I had a whole AutoRNG Spellcast setup for levelling my RNG when it was like, 10 >_>.. So I'm basing this off educated guesswork, but it should work:
Code xml
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<spellcast xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude">
<config
RequireVersion="2.30"
debug="false"
/>
<variables>
<var name="AutoRA">1</var>
<var name="AutoRADelay">1.5</var> <!--Time wait between Auto Ranged Attacks -->
<var name="AutoWS">1</var>
<var name="WS">Refulgent Arrow</var>
<var name="$WS2">Last Stand</var>
<var name="RefillAmmo">Crossbow Bolt</var>
</variables>
<sets />
<rules>
<if spell="Ranged|$WS">
<if advanced='("$AutoRA"="1")'>
<aftercastdelay delay="$AutoRADelay" />
<command when="aftercast">input /ra <t></command>
</if>
<if advanced='("%EquipAmmo"=="empty")'>
<equip when="precast">
<ammo>$RefillAmmo</ammo>
</equip>
<addtochat color="121">No Arrows! Equipping $RefillAmmo..</addtochat>
<if advanced='("$AutoRA"="1")'>
<command>input /ra <t></command>
</if>
</if>
<if mode="and" TPGT="99" advanced='("$AutoWS"="1")'>
<if EquipRange="Crossbow|Gun">
<changespell spell="$WS2" />
<addtochat color="121">Wrong Weapon Equipped => Swapping $WS to $WS2.</addtochat>
</if>
<changespell spell="$WS" />
</if>
</if>
</rules>
</spellcast>You can have my babehs sir!
No worries :P I'm headed to bed, so if it doesn't work then toss me a PM and I'll see what I can do in the morning!
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Sorry for the necrobump. But I keep getting the error,
"AutoRA Cannot start - No Ammo Equipped."
But I do have ammo equipped!
"AutoRA Cannot start - No Ammo Equipped."
But I do have ammo equipped!
Is the ammo equipped from a wardrobe? I use Mote's gearswaps and I think the COR one would detect ammo but it wouldn't work if it was in a wardrobe.
Not familiar with the addon, but likely to check for equipped ammo but only be searching the inventory bag and not the wardrobes. (as a theory anyways).
Should be simple to test.
Not familiar with the addon, but likely to check for equipped ammo but only be searching the inventory bag and not the wardrobes. (as a theory anyways).
Should be simple to test.
Fenrir.Brimstonefox said: »
Is the ammo equipped from a wardrobe? I use Mote's gearswaps and I think the COR one would detect ammo but it wouldn't work if it was in a wardrobe.
Not familiar with the addon, but likely to check for equipped ammo but only be searching the inventory bag and not the wardrobes. (as a theory anyways).
Should be simple to test.
Not familiar with the addon, but likely to check for equipped ammo but only be searching the inventory bag and not the wardrobes. (as a theory anyways).
Should be simple to test.
Nope it's in my inventory.
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