[Request] Training Bot

[jo3bingham]

Ok, a few things I noticed right off the bat.

Is there a downside to removing both the shields at the same time?

One of the characters puts it's shield back on after it takes a hit from it's target, but one of the characters don't put it's shield back on..

Would it be possible to only remove the shield if it hasn't received a bloodhit in the last 20-25 seconds?

I don't see how there would be a downside.

I'll look to see why it's not putting the shield back.

That would be possible.

I won't be able to fix those until later, I gotta run out and do some stuff. If no one gets to it before I get back I'll start working on it.

Thanks,
Jo3

[SeeingBlue]

I think I found your error in the code to fix one of the characters not putting their shield back on.

shield2 = inventory1.GetSlot(Constants.SlotNumber.Right).Id

changed inventory1 to inventory2

I looked through your source and I noticed you were just using timers and checking the players health to determine when to replace the shield but you have to take into account that there will be a rat, or bug or some creature also attacking these players so you can see where this would cause a problem.

My suggestion would be to first of all use one character to determine when the other character gets a blood hit on them and if a blood hit hasn't been reported from the other character in the last 25 seconds then remove the armor items one piece at a time until a blood hit is received.

You might also look into changing the players attack stance while trying to get a blood hit.

I hope you can understand what I'm trying to say.

[jo3bingham]

I figured it was something real simple. I've been contemplating on how to determine if damage came from the other player or not. I can add the attack stance also.

Jo3

[SeeingBlue]

Unfortunately this is where my skills fall short. I don't know how you would determine where the attack damage came from aside from reading the chat.

[Ian]

The only thing you could do is look at a correlation between the black square and a blood hit. If they come at the same time (maybe in the same packet?) you can be reasonably sure they are from the same creature.

[SeeingBlue]

I guess you could do the same thing for the creatures to. Count the creature hits along w/ the characters hits to make it more accurate or if it's any easier to tell if you were hit by a creature then just ignore those hits and only count the rest, which would be the other character's hits.

[Matnew]

Still on the Trainer Bots subject, I wonder if anyone knows a good training bot to use while training with Slimes.

Can't find any of those =/

[jo3bingham]

Still on the Trainer Bots subject, I wonder if anyone knows a good training bot to use while training with Slimes.

Can't find any of those =/

My MiniBot has this function and so does my TibiaExodus bot. You can find MiniBot here (http://www.tpforums.org/forum/showth...0448#post20448) and download TibiaExodus here (http://jo3.knoxstudio.net/TibiaExodu...0(Alpha.2).rar).

Jo3

[SeeingBlue]

What's the latest on this bot? Is it going to be possible?

[jo3bingham]

I think by either comparing when one player sends an attack packet and the other player receives a tileanimationpacket (bloodloss animation) or when one player receives a blacksquare packet and the other receives a tileanimationpacket I should be able to decide, with a fairly high percentage, who caused you to take a blood hit. I'll do some testing and see what happens.

Jo3