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Quote from SPThiel»

Kubosco don't do it like that c:

look, the script below will scan the area between the 2 given points for ores and outputs their coordinates in &output[]

So I want to build a Macro that will automatically mine stuff.

To start, I want to build a scouting program that will first FIND ores at the specified mining level. I've attached a picture of what the tunnels will look like and example placement of ore. What I need you guys for is to help me out with TRACE and a few other things.

1. How do I pull data from the TRACE command?

2. Can I add text onto the end of a text variable? ie, Var1 = "XY", Var2 = "Z", could I do something similar to [Var3 = Var1 Var2][Set Var1 = Var3]?

3. Can TRACE detect lava/water?

4. Can I use a variable for the LOOK command? ie, [Look(%Yaw%,%Pitch%)]?

Ah, understood. Thanks for the explanation.

KEYDOWN(use);
DO;
LOOK(180,5);
WAIT(5t);
LOOP;

Trying to figure out how to hold right click.

All I need this script to do is hold right click and keep looking at the same spot, but for whatever reason, it won't accept KEYDOWN(use).

Quote from Emex_Denvir»

// trace(distance,trace-entities?);
trace(256,false);
echo("%TRACEX% %TRACEY% %TRACEZ");
That shows the coordinates of what you're looking at.

I'm trying to figure out how TRACE works.

Google isn't bringing anything up, and I can't find a macro that uses it.

Sorry to keep coming back to ask for more and more help, but hey, a guy's gotta learn.

Quote from Mart3323»

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So it's not Inc that wasn't working, it was the variable itself
protip: if you think something is broken, try and eliminate other causes - craft a simple test for it
for example if i thought Inc was broken i'd try and eliminate any other influence by doing the following
Set(#test,0);Inc(#test);Log("%#test% should be 1");
Set(#test,1);Inc(#test);Log("%#test% should be 2");
Set(#test,15);Inc(#test);Inc(#test);Log("%#test% should be 17");

But why are you using Exec at all?, and tail recursion? why not just loop it naturally?--------

Is this what you meant to do?

Do(); // This part repeats, isntead of recursion let's just mark the loop explicitly
IF(HEALTH == 20); // IF statements are an exception to the "if you're using the value, percent it" rule - number comparisons work better without
Do(9); Echo(/home farm);
KeyDown(forward);
Wait(5);
DO;nothing;UNTIL(HEALTH == 20); // Wait until full health ENDIF;
// Whatever this is for...
LOG(You've fallen a lot. Better rest!);
WAIT(900);
ENDIF;
Loop;
[/indent]

A'ight, I'm back.

//OPTIONAL(?) "SET(#falls,0);" or "SET(#falls,%#falls%);"
IF(%HEALTH% == 20);
ECHO(/home farm);
KEYDOWN(forward);
INC(#falls);
LOG(Current Fall: %#falls%);
ENDIF;
IF(#falls > 9);
LOG(You've fallen a lot. Better rest!);
WAIT(900);
SET(#falls,0);
ENDIF;
WAIT(5);
EXEC(mcmmoAcrobatics.txt);

This is mcmmoAcrobatics.txt, and it's having some issues.

I have a beacon with regen, so I just fall a lot.

When my health is 20, I go to "/home farm" and walk forward, get hurt really bad, and just walk into a wall and wait for the beacon to do its job.

The LOG will always tell me that #falls is 1, because I manually set it to be 1. The INC isn't INCing.

As best as I can tell, I am mentioning the variable as a name where it needs to be and as a value elsewhere, so I really have no idea what's wrong.

Also, it calls itself at the end of the function because I couldn't get a DO;LOOP; working right.

This macro is activated by a button on the text-buffer screen.

I have never gotten #falls higher than 1, so I don't know if the second part of the macro works or not.

EDIT: Forgot to mention the SET at the beginning. It's to create the variable because I'm not sure how this mod handles null variables. I SET #falls to 0, and it successfully INCed to 1, so I tried removing SET, no dice. I add SET(#falls,%#falls%) in hopes that such would work, no dice. That's everything I can tell you.

Hey, for whatever reason, this macro won't DEC my #variable.

SET(#afktimer,300);
DO;
DEC(%#afktimer%);
//CodeCodeCode
WAIT(1);
LOG(%#afktimer%);
WHILE(%#afktimer% > 0);

It's bound to a key, and it waits right, but the log keeps spitting out "300, 300, 300, 300" instead of "300, 299, 298, 297".

EDIT: Solved my own problem. Took the %'s off of the DEC command. Works like a charm.

This macro uses the "onWeatherChange" function to alert the user to changes in weather using ACHIEVEMENTGET.

IF(%RAIN% = 0);
    ACHIEVEMENTGET(It's stopped Raining!,bucket);
    UNSET(lograin);
    SET(runs,0);
ELSEIF(%RAIN% = 100);
    ACHIEVEMENTGET(It is Raining!,water_bucket);
    UNSET(lograin);
    SET(runs,0);
ENDIF;
IF((%RAIN% > 0) && (%RAIN% < 100));
    SET(lograin);
ENDIF;
IF((lograin) && (runs = 0));
    LOG(&3The clouds are rearranging.);
    SET(runs,1);
ENDIF;

Quote from grimallq»

A Forge mod requires Forge. Litemods require Liteloader. You'd have to completely recode it entirely into a base edit/tweak mod, and update it for 1.8.1, for it to work.

And there's the issue of lack of MCP for 1.8.1.

Right now there are AFAIK a grand total of two 1.8.1 mods. Go back to 1.8 if you desperately need new mods. 1.8 is protocol compatible with 1.8.1, so you can use it to connect to 1.8.1 servers (except for Realms).