Multiple Quests (Zero's Tut)

[Darakath]

I'm using @zerobrium's code for bots, and when I put Quests = [1,2] or Quests = [1, 2], only the first quest gets accepted.
Did I do something wrong?

[zerobrium]

Hmmm, I'm not sure. Sometimes it takes a while to cycle through and accept that quest. Timer maybe? i dunno.

[Darakath]

Hmmm, I'm not sure. Sometimes it takes a while to cycle through and accept that quest. Timer maybe? i dunno.

ok, but i waited for 10 min, nothing happened xD
you should know your own code, you know xD

[zerobrium]

ok, but i waited for 10 min, nothing happened xD
you should know your own code, you know xD

It's been nearly half a fucking year since I touched flash, enlighten me.

[Darakath]

It's been nearly half a fucking year since I touched flash, enlighten me.

you left flash o.O

[Jim]

Obviously....

you left flash o.O

[Darakath]

Obviously....

Never knew xD

[Oliboli8769]

I'm using @zerobrium's code for bots, and when I put Quests = [1,2] or Quests = [1, 2], only the first quest gets accepted.
Did I do something wrong?

Quests = [1071, 1072, 1073, 1074, 1076];
This is what the quests should be formatted as. It looks like you've got that right, so surely you should look elsewhere in the code?
I'll list some things which would help:

1. Try looking under the coreFunctions function, and show us what that looks like where it says "if (enabledDrops)".
2. Ensure that under the line where you define the Quest ID's in each of your bots, you have both the lines below.

this.Game.world.getQuests(Quests);  //I have no idea why still, but this line only works for me if I put 'this.' in front, but for others it may work without.Try both.
enabledQuests = true;

3. Make sure the timer names 'botCore' in your code is not too low/fast. It changes per trainer, but be safe and use 4500/5000
4. Another possibility is that you're just using a chain of quests, and one of them doesn't even exist so it struggles to respond.

To be honest, I don't exactly know what your problem is, but it would be good to check each of the things above.

[Darakath]

Quests = [1071, 1072, 1073, 1074, 1076];
This is what the quests should be formatted as. It looks like you've got that right, so surely you should look elsewhere in the code?
I'll list some things which would help:

1. Try looking under the coreFunctions function, and show us what that looks like where it says "if (enabledDrops)".
2. Ensure that under the line where you define the Quest ID's in each of your bots, you have both the lines below.

this.Game.world.getQuests(Quests);  //I have no idea why still, but this line only works for me if I put 'this.' in front, but for others it may work without.Try both.
enabledQuests = true;

3. Make sure the timer names 'botCore' in your code is not too low/fast. It changes per trainer, but be safe and use 4500/5000
4. Another possibility is that you're just using a chain of quests, and one of them doesn't even exist so it struggles to respond.

To be honest, I don't exactly know what your problem is, but it would be good to check each of the things above.

Well the first quest listed still gets accepted and works, but the others don't, so its not that the quest accepting thing doesn't work

[chibizs]

Well the first quest listed still gets accepted and works, but the others don't, so its not that the quest accepting thing doesn't work

I dont have any code to go with this but see if you can re write your bot to accept one quest then accept another instead of doing it like that. So maybe something like under the accept quest it does a seperate command for each of them. It would take more time and effort but it might work.

[D.V]

Seems like you are a problem magnet or something xD

[Darakath]

Seems like you are a problem magnet or something xD

i know i am