Why is there still no way to disable the crafting book and new notifications!?
It's extremely irritating!
I tried to say this before, and that people I know want it disable-able, but I just can't get it through!
NOTICE ME ALREADY
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A* based Pathfinder Macro for Minecraft 1.11.2 (Made by WhitePaw2002)
The two macros supplied log to a GUI element called PathLog. You can probably put that in somewhere, or change it.
First part of two: Small ish macro to place goal position.
${SHOWGUI(Empty);&destination=$p}$ ${IFMATCHES(%&destination%,(\w+) (\w+) (\w+),@&destx,1);ENDIF;IFMATCHES(%&destination%,(\w+) (\w+) (\w+),@&desty,2);ENDIF;IFMATCHES(%&destination%,(\w+) (\w+) (\w+),@&destz,3);ENDIF;LOGTO(PathLog,"Destination has changed to (%@&destx% %@&destz%) with height of (%@&desty%));}$Main part. The Pathfinder itself. It's a biggie, here's a spoiler.
So basically, this is a pathfinder macro for Minecraft.
With this being a macro, it's extremely slow, and gets even slower the more there is added to the array of nodes.
It's also not too smart. It's knowledge of the world around it is a bit limited, as blocks are either solid, and non-solid. Only threat that this can detect are walls and big drops. Also, macro prefers not to jump as frequently to get over obstacles. But it will if it has to.
NOYTISMEPLES
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Hey, Mumfrey, I have something for you to check out (and pretty much anyone else):
A* based Pathfinder Macro for Minecraft 1.11.2 (Made by WhitePaw2002)
The two macros supplied log to a GUI element called PathLog. You can probably put that in somewhere, or change it.
First part of two: Small ish macro to place goal position.
${SHOWGUI(Empty);&destination=$p}$ ${IFMATCHES(%&destination%,(\w+) (\w+) (\w+),@&destx,1);ENDIF;IFMATCHES(%&destination%,(\w+) (\w+) (\w+),@&desty,2);ENDIF;IFMATCHES(%&destination%,(\w+) (\w+) (\w+),@&destz,3);ENDIF;LOGTO(PathLog,"Destination has changed to (%@&destx% %@&destz%) with height of (%@&desty%));}$Main part. The Pathfinder itself. It's a biggie, here's a spoiler.
So basically, this is a pathfinder macro for Minecraft.
With this being a macro, it's extremely slow, and gets even slower the more there is added to the array of nodes. So I was wondering. Could there be a way to harvest the existent Pathfinder for the mobs and apply it to some form of a macro command, to remove such as this?
Also, this post is so big in scale, it takes a rather long time to type due to lag.
Macro itself is not too smert. It does not know of any threats other than falling. And even then doesn't do too well at avoiding it. Anything that takes over 100 nodes is a pretty big waste of time.
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Another question about arrays: Is there a command to remove a specified variable from an array, and move the rest upwards? Or would I have to do that through code?
EDIT: I found a way to do it with code, but I still want to know, is it possible with a different method that is possibly faster?
My method:
#aremove=1 ARRAYSIZE(#array[],#asize) DEC(#asize) FOR(#i,%#aremove%,%#asize%) #ii=%#i%+1 IF(%#ii%<=%#asize%) #array[%#i%]=%#array[%#ii%]% ELSE POP(#array[],#bin) ENDIF NEXT0
Spams right-click, eh?
I have this laying around for auto farming and stuff. Here, take it. Don't put blocks in front of it, or you will have a bad time.
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Have you tried using global variables?
This is just one of the ways to solve this problem: (Well, in two forms, but I think you understand)
If the code is supposed to run more than once in one occurrence, then you can use this method.
pc / process count
${ //Before start of code INC(@#filenamepc); //Code Starts //... //Code Ends DEC(@#filenamepc) }$If the code is supposed to run ONLY once, then you can make that global variable a flag instead.
${ //Before start of code IF(!@filenamepc); SET(@filenamepc); //Code Starts //... //Code Ends UNSET(@filenamepc) ENDIF; }$You can use that same variable in different scripts to check whether or not that macro is running, or how many occurrences of that macro exists.
//There are currently (0-) occurrences of the script ______
//____'s current state is (False-True)
Hope you got something good out of this
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Thanks fellow humans:
For the GETID and GETIDREL, I was using the in-game Cmd help. It stated to use # instead of &. I fixed my problem with this:
GETIDREL(%#x%,%#y%,%#z%,&id); #id=TILEID(%&id%);
Thank you also for telling me about how arrays work for this form of script. I kind-of got used to other formats.
Off I go to create a pathfinder.
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I have a few questions, again.
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How do I get the block ID at a specific coordinate? I have attempted using GETID() and GETIDREL(), but they always give me a value of 0.
How do I use arrays in a macro? I already know that # is for integer, and & might be for string. Not sure if there is such for floats, but I do know there is some way to get arrays, based on some commands provided. What do I do?
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I want to create an A* pathfinder into a macro, and the Readme (readme.txt) isn't giving me any answers to my questions. Intended game version: 1.11.2
Please reply as soon as possible
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I was trying to, then gave up. Also, variables for velocity would be nice.
I was working on this:
Place in onHealthChange Also have water bucket on 9th inventory slot #count = 0; WAIT(100ms); #intheight = YPOS; WAIT(500ms); IF(#intheight > YPOS); LOOK(+0,90); #panic = 6; DO(); INC(#count); SLOT(9); LOOK(+0,90); IF(ITEM="water_bucket"); KEY(USE); LOG(Used Water Object); ELSE; #panic = 0; LOG(Object is not Water); ENDIF; IF(#intheight = YPOS); #panic = #panic - 1; IF(#panic=0); LOG(Panic ran out); ENDIF; ELSEIF(#panic!=0); #panic = 6; ENDIF; LOG(PANIC is %#panic%); #intheight = YPOS; WHILE(#panic>0); LOG(Script ended); ENDIF; LOG(Loops: %#count%)It works, somewhat.
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Will there ever be a boolean variable for whether the player is standing, on a ladder/vine, or variables for the direction that a player is looking?