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Brean · October 2015

How good is toughness, for hunting specifically.

Eld · October 2015

Brean said:

How good is toughness, for hunting specifically.

10% resistance to cutting damage, iirc. No reason not to always keep it up.

Krypton · October 2015

@Tecton

Can you tweak CWHO display to fix the ugly "Dragon" word-wrapping at default 80 screenwidth?:

Citizen                                                     Rank CT  Class
-------                                                     ---- --  -----
Sir Daklore Le'Murzen-Sparrow, Shieldwarden                   6  On  Blue Dragon
Couplet Besra Imperio                                         1  On  Runewarden
Golden Skylancer Tinuviel Sunsoar, Vashnari Stormrider        3  On  Golden
Dragon
Xalanth, of Cyrene                                            1  On  Monk
Minstrel Razzlo Imperio-Vallah, Maestro of Ceremonies         3  On  Golden
Dragon
Krypton Sa'Rithven, Navigator of the Infinite                 3  On  Serpent

Jukilian · October 2015

Or just have it say "Gold Dragon"

Tecton · October 2015

Fixed!

Klendathu · October 2015

Is it possible to rename a ship when transferred from one organisation to another?

Shirszae · October 2015

Klendathu said:

Is it possible to rename a ship when transferred from one organisation to another?

I'd say that is likely, though you might need to be the leader of said org.

Klendathu · October 2015

Shirszae said:

Klendathu said:

Is it possible to rename a ship when transferred from one organisation to another?

I'd say that is likely, though you might need to be the leader of said org.

What fortune! Thanks, sorted

Aereidhna · October 2015

Whoever owns it can rename the ship at will

Greys · October 2015

I am pretty sure an org ship can not be transferred.

Klendathu · October 2015

Greys said:

I am pretty sure an org ship can not be transferred.

It can one from org to another.

Dochitha · October 2015

Trans synthesis, trait with master metallurgist and gloves of extraction, the most I have ever extracted on a single prime is 7. Is this the max, anyone extracting higher than that and if yes, how do I go above 7?

Tahquil · October 2015

5-8 was a good haul from what I saw when I was alchemist!

Dochitha · October 2015

Tahquil said:

5-8 was a good haul from what I saw when I was alchemist!

I could not get 8...I think I am missing something.

Tahquil · October 2015

I'm just that good.

Keneanung · October 2015

I never got more than 5... Now I feel bad

Antonius · October 2015

@Makarios

Sent By: Achaea on 10/06/16:52

Your idea #2470 was deleted. The text was: Add dragon colour to GMCP. Either as a new entry in gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats or under the specialisation entry in gmcp.Char.Status. The reason given was: Be live soon.

Been meaning to follow up on this for a while. I've checked the two places I suggested in the idea, and neither are showing anything that looks like it would be Dragon colour. Is this actually live? Where in GMCP data should I be looking for it?

Keneanung · October 2015

I'm not a dragon, so I couldn't check. But could it be part of the race field? Like Race = "Red Dragon"?

Antonius · October 2015

@Keneanung No, checked that as well. That still just says "Dragon". I probably should have worded my first post better to be clearer: I've looked at the whole of gmcp.Char.Status and gmcp.Char.Vitals (not just the charstats and specialisation properties) and didn't notice anything that looked like dragon colour.

Sena · October 2015

Dochitha said:

Trans synthesis, trait with master metallurgist and gloves of extraction, the most I have ever extracted on a single prime is 7. Is this the max, anyone extracting higher than that and if yes, how do I go above 7?

If you're familiar with how plant growth works*, primes work much the same way, so you'll get the most primes by extracting in places that haven't been extracted from in a while. I'm not sure what the max is though.

*If not, basically there's a hidden number of plants/primes available (for plants, you can see an estimate like "abundant" or "sparse", but primes don't have that). When someone extracts/harvests/gathers from a room, they take a portion of what's available, and the more there is the more you can get (though it's somewhat random). The primes regenerate a certain amount each Achaean day (I'm not sure on the speed, so I don't know how long it takes for a room to reach the maximum, or what the maximum is).

Jhui · October 2015

myclass = myclass or ""
mycolor = mycolor or ""


function myclassCheck()
	-- check race and last known class so we don't send this everytime gmcp.Char.Status is updated
	if gmcp.Char.Status.race == "Dragon" and (myclass ~= "Dragon" or mycolor == "") then
		sendGMCP([[Char.Skills.Get { "group": "battlerage", "name": "psistorm" }]])
		sendGMCP([[Char.Skills.Get { "group": "battlerage", "name": "corrode" }]])
		sendGMCP([[Char.Skills.Get { "group": "battlerage", "name": "stormflare" }]])
		sendGMCP([[Char.Skills.Get { "group": "battlerage", "name": "dragonsap" }]])
		sendGMCP([[Char.Skills.Get { "group": "battlerage", "name": "flamebath" }]])
		sendGMCP([[Char.Skills.Get { "group": "battlerage", "name": "glaciate" }]])
	else
		myclass = gmcp.Char.Status.class
		mycolor = ""
	end
end
registerAnonymousEventHandler("gmcp.Char.Status", "myclassCheck")

function mydragonColor()
	if gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.skill == "psistorm" then
		if not string.findPattern(gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.info, "You have not yet learned this ability") and gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.info ~= "" then
			myclass = "Dragon"
			mycolor = "Gold"
		end
	elseif gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.skill == "dragonsap" then
		if not string.findPattern(gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.info, "You have not yet learned this ability") and gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.info ~= "" then
			myclass = "Dragon"
			mycolor = "Green"
		end
	elseif gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.skill == "stormflare" then
		if not string.findPattern(gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.info, "You have not yet learned this ability") and gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.info ~= "" then
			myclass = "Dragon"
			mycolor = "Silver"
		end
	elseif gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.skill == "glaciate" then
		if not string.findPattern(gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.info, "You have not yet learned this ability") and gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.info ~= "" then
			myclass = "Dragon"
			mycolor = "Blue"
		end
	elseif gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.skill == "flamebath" then
		if not string.findPattern(gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.info, "You have not yet learned this ability") and gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.info ~= "" then
			myclass = "Dragon"
			mycolor = "Red"
		end
	elseif gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.skill == "corrode" then
		if not string.findPattern(gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.info, "You have not yet learned this ability") and gmcp.Char.Skills.Info.info ~= "" then
			myclass = "Dragon"
			mycolor = "Black"
		end
	end
end

registerAnonymousEventHandler("gmcp.Char.Skills.Info", "mydragonColor")

Jhui · October 2015

^ was easiest way i could find dragon color based off of Nemu's wundersys class checks

Jhui · October 2015

uh I was trying to be nice and not pwn Achaea with GMCP requests, so i added something before I posted without testing...so change the following to this:



function myclassCheck()
	-- check race and last known class so we don't send this everytime gmcp.Char.Status is updated
	if gmcp.Char.Status.race == "Dragon" then
		if myclass ~= "Dragon" or mycolor == "" then
			sendGMCP([[Char.Skills.Get { "group": "battlerage", "name": "psistorm" }]])
			sendGMCP([[Char.Skills.Get { "group": "battlerage", "name": "corrode" }]])
			sendGMCP([[Char.Skills.Get { "group": "battlerage", "name": "stormflare" }]])
			sendGMCP([[Char.Skills.Get { "group": "battlerage", "name": "dragonsap" }]])
			sendGMCP([[Char.Skills.Get { "group": "battlerage", "name": "flamebath" }]])
			sendGMCP([[Char.Skills.Get { "group": "battlerage", "name": "glaciate" }]])
		end
	else
		myclass = gmcp.Char.Status.class
		mycolor = ""
	end
end

Trevize · October 2015

GMCP now shows the dragon color in gmcp.Char.Status.race and gmcp.Char.Status.class.

Sobriquet · October 2015

Is there an easy way to see what any given GMCP command returns?

Tharvis · October 2015

@Sobriquet easiest would be to, for example

lua gmcp.Char.Status.race

that returns what's stored in that specific variable.

Also, I bugged gmcp.Char.Status.race only updating when you check SCORE/STAT instead of updating on dragonform/lesserform completion. Already been assigned to Protocol category so I assume it'll be fixed soon

Tharvis · October 2015

update to my last post :

Message 9312

Sent By: Achaea On 10/18/16:39

Your bug report (detail: - gmcp.Char.Status.class - only updates to "<colour> Dragon" when checking SCORE or STAT, unlike - gmcp.Char.Status.race - which is updated instantly on dragonform completion) - has been fixed.

Trevize · October 2015

Sobriquet said:

Is there an easy way to see what any given GMCP command returns?

I'm not sure which you mean but there's two ways to see GMCP output.

First, just use the lua/vlua aliases (you may see me say /blah, that's because a forward slash is my 'run lua code' alias) to see the GMCP stuff. Like: vlua gmcp.Char or whatever.

The second, to see what comes in when, go to scripts and open the debug window. Then close scripts (leave debug window open) and do stuff. You'll get a ton of extra output, including when you receive gmcp calls.

Keneanung · October 2015

Also for an overview of what is available (some modules might need to be enabled first) see https://github.com/keneanung/GMCPAdditions

Exelethril · October 2015

Is the +30% credits plus Mayan crowns promotion still going on?

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