Tutoriels

This script writes each chat line the bot receives to the bot's Console tab, as [GUILD] Airelle: anyone up for a dungeon?. It goes further than the handler in React to messages: package settings let people pause it, keep only the channels they choose and leave out some players, their own character included, and staff lines stand out as warnings. The page assumes you've already created a package and run it on a bot. If you haven't, start with Create a package and Identify and run. The script

This script keeps track of what the character carries and writes each change to the bot's console: kamas spent or earned, pods going up or down, and the new quantity of a stack. It listens to the same messages as the bot's Inventory tab, and shows how a script keeps what it learned from one message to the next. You need a MITM bot, as Your first bot sets up, and to know how to create a package and run it, as in Create a package. The messages it follows Message What it carries Fields the sc

Messages name items by number. This script turns those numbers into the names players know, with asterobot:gamedata: when a stack's quantity changes, the console reads Blé: 43 (+3) rather than Stack 812734 (item 289): 43 (+3). A List inventory button also writes the whole inventory by name. It starts from the stacks of the Inventory watcher and leaves kamas and pods out. Read that page first if uid and gid are new to you. Find the names in the game data InventoryContentEvent gives each stack