The Idea: Each area has a list of possible targets that is priorized.

Whenever you get into a room, it tries to order the things in the room by that priority to attack.

New possible targets are added by killing them once.

Use "kconfig bashing" to toggle the script on and off.

"kconfig bashing prios" shows the list of known areas.

The keybinding F2 starts the automatic attacking, F3 lets you flee into the last room you visited. To change the direction use "flee <direction>" to set a new direction.

The script fires the events "keneanung.bashing.targetList.changed" on any change of the target list and additionally "keneanung.bashing.targetList.firstChanged" on changing the next target (with the target as argument).

Please let me know, when you have issues, ideas, bugs etc.

Link: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7146752/Bashing.xml

I'm happy to share my legend deck manager script with everyone.

It is designed to make legend decks less of a pain in the ass, basically!

Features:

 - Formatted output of your Legendary Deck (replaces in-game LDECK LIST command and output)

 - Every card has a primary category and a list of tags, which you can use to filter just those types of cards.

 - Color coded categories, + quick reference guides for each card's function.

 - Hover over any card's description for the full, long version of it.

 - CLICK on an card's description to send the LDECK SEARCH [card] command for that card.

 - If you have a joker, it will be displayed with [ J ] indicator. Green means it's available, red means it's not. 

 - You can CLICK on the Jester indicator [ J ] to draw it for that card instantly.

 - All colors (including borders, basic text) are configurable in Settings (LDM Functions file)

 - Set FAVORITES by listing them in settings (LDM Functions file), which will display a handy ▸ marker next to them.

- Can toggle the system on/off (LDM [on/off] alias)

- Suit & Collection output shows what cards you're missing.

- All colors are configurable, including borders in settings.

Commands:

LDM [on/off] - toggle or set the system on/off

LDECK LIST [category | suit name | collection name] -

In order to make sure you're getting the most recent version, please download the .zip from here:

https://tonykaze.wixsite.com/godzilla/legend-deck-manager

Roadmap:

• Add tracking functionality for when you actually use your cards. This would allow you to check the ldm.deck table to see if you have charges available or not.
• May or may not add a "click to draw card" functionality. For now I decided not to, except for Jokers.
• Full collection output mode (would be multiple screens worth of text, but would essentially be the same as LDECK LIST [collection name] but for all collections.

Screenshots:

So, a new map package that looks just like the default map, what's the big deal? A quick overview of some of the other features:

• Most importantly, nexMap will display many rooms in the game that are omitted in the Nexus map. All Nexus users are familiar with the image below of "(unknown area)".
• This map is fully functional (pan/zoom/fit) and will track the player's movement like normal. Rooms can also be selected via mouse click to begin pathing to the selected location.

• The second major improvement for Nexus users is nexMap will utilize wormholes and clouds for pathing! Pathing can be started indoors/underground and the path will use wings at the first outdoor room.
• These options may be configured by the user depending on their character's capabilities. (Note the cloud commands can be customized for air lords as well.)
• For those without the ability to use wormholes (me) or wings; the pathing options are still improved. The new pathing has no 100 room limit like the standard paths in Nexus.

• With the larger database of rooms available, the find room capabilities have improved now as well. nexMap allows for searching by string for room names with click to go functionality.

• Lastly, there is also included integration with Farsee and the same click to go function.

• Oh and of course there is the standard "nm goto <room id>" to manually path anywhere.

The package can be downloaded with the link below or via github. After loading the package into Nexus simply run "nm load" and you should be off and running (knock on wood).

Direct download

Website for fun

This is version 1.0 of the package. There may be some bugs that show up from having a variety of different users; let me know if there are any issues so I can address them. Also, I am still working on the code and additional features. I welcome any feature requests or suggestions for improvement!

Khaseem

This is a limb counter for Mudlet. I've written this to be easy to install, easy to maintain, and easy for users to combine with existing systems.

Download and README: https://github.com/27theo/limb. Setup is described here.

This should run out of the box!

It comes with triggers to capture limb damage from the new lines ("you perceive that you have dealt"...) gated under a queue run message for anti-illusion*. It handles salves and the 3 minute decay in a straight-forward fashion.

Hits are stored in the limb namespace, under limb["Name"].hits.limb, (e.g. limb.Romaen.hits["right leg"] or limb["Romaen"].hits.head), in a percentage format.

The package comes with a primitive limb prompt - head, torso, left arm, right arm, left leg, right leg. You can change the order in the limb prompt script.

^ Result of a prompt trigger running cecho(limb.prompt())

I've not got an "isPrepped" function, but those of you who want to automate using one can likely make one yourselves! I opted out from this because I wanted to keep this elementary.

I'll keep the release and brief documentation updated on my GitHub.

If you find bugs, or I've missed out some crucial element of a limb counter (totally could have done this) please comment here or find me on discord or in game, with an OOC message.

Cheers,

Romaen.

*See the note in the README on my GitHub.

Anyone know of downloadable SVOF priority lists that can be used to defend against specific classes? I'd like to be able to vimportprio [<name>] and setting it up to import that priority list then I manually TN the class, or when the system recognizes that I'm fighting that class.

Thank you in advance!

What's been your most useful script to date that you couldn't consider playing without now?

So far I've made a priorities script that displays what my current top 3 curing priorities are that's been interesting! Lets me know when I can go defensive/offensive based on my afflictions.

Thanks!

Put this in a script, name it anything. Put this in the working area

setCmdLineStyleSheet("main", [[

  QPlainTextEdit{ /* QPlainTextEdit is used to prevent the styleSheet bleeding to the right click menu*/

   border: 1px solid steelblue;     /* Command line border style */

  }}

]])

Change steelblue to whatever colour you like. Yay, little neat box.

Regex: ^(.+?)\s{2,}.+?\((\w+cr)\)?\s+(?:[0-9:\.]+)\s\((\w+cr)\)\s+(?:[0-9:\.]+)\s\((\w+cr)\)

--body
selectCaptureGroup(3)
setUnderline(true)
setFgColor(255,228,181)
setLink([[send("racetrack bet 1 ticket on ]]..matches[2]..[[ to win")]], "Bet to win")
resetFormat()

selectCaptureGroup(4)
setUnderline(true)
setFgColor(255,228,181)
setLink([[send("racetrack bet 1 ticket on ]]..matches[2]..[[ to place")]], "Bet to place")
resetFormat()

selectCaptureGroup(5)
setUnderline(true)
setFgColor(255,228,181)
setLink([[send("racetrack bet 1 ticket on ]]..matches[2]..[[ to show")]], "Bet to show")
resetFormat()

Your resident <insert personal choice of expletive here> here, who never helps anyone!

I recently became masochistic enough to take up shopkeeping. Naturally with all the tales of terror surrounding shops in Achaea, I of course made scripts to help me manage the process easier. Not wanting to tarnish my reputation, I'm obviously going to keep to my unhelpful, dickish nature and share these scripts with others to freely use.

--[ DISCLAIMER ]--

As of 10/09/2021 it's about as complete as it needs to be. I may expand as people suggest things (if I'm able to add it, and I find it useful to add, then I probably will). I have no plans for multi-shop support, though. I think I'd have to rewrite too much of what I've already done, in order to efficiently add it in... If you have the same prices regardless of location, then it'll still work, though. Probably won't have automatic listing based off of what your shop needs, either. That's far too much work to setup.

--[ COMMANDS ]--

shop help will display all you need to know!

Here's a log detailing how things work. The items themselves are clickable, Ada's website doesn't show that very well.

Download here! This URL will persist through updates, as well.

--[ PLANNED FEATURES ]--

» Nothing on the cards. But will possible consider things people feel would be beneficial to add.

Ta.

I like Javascript as a hobby to tinker with. Since returning to the game I use the Nexus client 100% of the time to play Achaea. There are (were) some serious compromises one had to make using Nexus when compared to Mudlet. Some of you may be using, saw the post about, or have heard of my previous nexMap package that added the Achaea Crowdmap into Nexus. This post is to share my latest labor of love: nexGui. A complete GUI for the Nexus client. I browsed through all the Mudlet GUI posted examples I could find and picked elements that I liked before settling on this layout and functionality. The great thing here is Nexus is a webpage; with CSS/HTML/Javascript you can do almost anything graphically... and I know very little about web development.

I will open with one major disclaimer. I have put quite a bit of work into this, but as of this writing it is version 0.4.3; it is still very much in development. That is not to dissuade anyone from using it, I use it 100% of the time, and I have had two other testing it the past couple weeks. It works great, but documentation is almost non-existent. I am releasing it as an early access of sorts, mainly because I am running out of ideas that are general and most features and work I have started to do are tightly integrated into my own personal settings. So I am sharing what I have now and I welcome others to use it and provide suggestions and feedback.

With that out of the way, lets get into some details

As you can see above, this is almost a complete remake of the Nexus GUI. The GUI will load individual modules depending on your class, and detecting when you change class. What you're seeing above is for my Occultist class. I will attempt to briefly just run down through each pane, most are self explanatory.

Starting with the 4 stack on the left...

Missing Defs: This displaying missing defenses (go figure). Fed off of a user defined defense array in each class function.

Timers: Again, obvious. Count down timers. Any timer added with time will count down to zero. These can be added on the fly or with the class function.

Self State: Right now this displays current afflictions. It's fairly basic. My intent in the future is to flesh it out more and have it reference your user set curing priorities to display afflictions in order of your prios with associated colors and timers for uncurable timed afflictions.

Target State: This pane is unpopulated out of the box. This is intended for users to customize with their own target information. Limb counters, etc. As an example for occultist:

Middle column...

Straight forward. Chat window up top, main window feed below. What is worth noting is the in-line highlighting of the names. I have started a MongoDB as a character database integrated into nexGui. This is hosted information populated and referenced by all users of nexGui. Right now it strictly pulls information from the API. I have thoughts of adding additional information such as any time a nexGui user looks at or honours a player, that information is stored.

One side note with the Chat window is nexGui "tweaks" some core Nexus functions. One tweak is gagging NPC says from the chat window.

Right side stacks...

Up top you have the map window (showing nexMap of course). Surrounding the map window are the panes for room items, npcs, and players. There are a few bells and whistles worth pointing out in these areas. Since nexGui handles all of the room information itself this allows us to apply additional checks and formatting. You will note in that first image I choose to group all city guards ((5x) City Guards) into one display to declutter the pane for me. But we can really do so much more. Here is an image where with a simple rule in the settings (nexGui.colors.room['a monolith sigil'] = {color:'red',text:'A MONOLITH SIGIL'};) You can change monolith sigils to display however you would like. This also causes them to always float to the top. I've also put it in there to accept ID numbers as well.

As just a fun feature, player names have a mouse over "tooltip" that pulls information from the character database for display.

All NPC and player names are also click to target. Targets will be boxed with a red outline, whether you click them or not.

nexGui uses and tracks your enemy and ally list in game for display purposes. Allies and enemies in the room are surrounded by colored parentheses and always appear at the beginning of the room list.

Moving on down to the 2x3 grid of panes at the bottom right corner. Left to right, top to bottom...

• The first pane I've been using for lots of different things. It is constantly changing, I have not settled on exactly what I want for it. Right now I've been experimenting with animated theming that changes based on the time of day and environment you're in. I've included 3 or 4 themes out of the box for fun. That one in the image actually has fun little fireflies that randomly flit about. This pane might completely change.

Bonus theme. I've been playing with this cloud theme on the main window. The clouds are animated to slowly drift across the screen and the star constellations change.

• To the right of the theme pane is my take on an information stream that I saw Penwize using. Streams all curing, affs, defs, priority changes, and target changes. A mini-log of sorts.
• Next to that is a gamefeed stream pulling from the gamefeed API. Note this also uses the same in-line color highlighting from the mongodb.
• Lower left we have a stat tracker. Not as fancy as Zulah's full database, but it does what I need/want. Pretty straight forward, the left side can be reset like when you start bashing an area, the right side only resets on logout/login.
• Bottom middle is the class pane. My intent for this one in particular is 100% user customizable. Everyone will have a different preference on what they want to do with it. This is also one of the panes that is tied to the class functions and changes dynamically when you change class.
• And finally the Party pane. This pane updates and track automatically your party composition. There is also a type to enter box, for parties that are not actually using the party system. Pull down list and toggles here all set nexGui variables that can be referenced in your own settings if desired.

Quick demo of the GUI updates on class change

There are a couple things not not shown in the display above. One is I have started on a full attack replacement module for nexGui. This is still a work in progress (like everything), right now it really only has the messages for my own classes and other dragons, but if you're a dragon and using this you'll see.

Another residual perk that I did not plan for is nexGui works on mobile and the chat window placement makes it a bit more user friendly.

Closing ramblings.

A big note is that I have pulled in the eventification from Jhui's Nexsys package into nexGui. All of the toggles and options raise events which should make it very clean to tie into your own personal settings. The bulk of nexGui is on github and pulled into Nexus through a CDN. The big pro to that approach is as I continue work on the system users are updated automatically... the big con is I occasionally (more than occasionally) break things. As I mentioned at the beginning of this extraordinarily long post, there is very little documentation in the package right now. The package should work right out of the box. "ng load" and you're off.

If there are questions/issues/feedback I am usually available in Discord or in game. I hope others enjoy it, feel free to shower me with compliments, gifts, and name your first born after me.

Khaseem

I figured I'd share this with other Nexus users since I've found myself using it nonstop.

Basically this package allows someone to use the command:

• BROWSE <Item>

This can be used in any location where the "Directory <item>" command can be used.

it does 4 things.

• It gags the Directory shop details when In use.
• It removes duplicate items at the same price from the same stores.
• It creates an MXP_SEND command on the shop's name so the user can click the shop they want to "walkto <ShopName>".
• Relists the items after the filter.

Enjoy.

Note: Use of this command creates a nexus variable called "BrowseArray", which may conflict with existing variables with the same name. Take care.

I found myself always rebuilding the same stuff off GMCP and decided to just package it up so I can build off the same stuff all the time. This package basically just takes most of the GMCP data from Achaea and maintains local variables to make it easier to work with.

It also generates a bunch of new events that are hopefully useful like when balance is lost/gained, when health or mana changes, when it is dawn/dusk, etc...

I know a lot of people struggle trying to figure out GMCP stuff, so hopefully this helps as a building block.

Enjoy!

sendGMCP('Core.Supports.Add ["Comm.Channel 1"]')

Today I got a script that lets you refill your rift's minerals up to their maximum given you are a Transmutation practitioner. It accounts for reactants and can choose which mineral type to draw from.

This script requires an additional alias called "paymute", Which simply refills your vial with reactants and resets the current reactantCount before doing the transmutation.

Alias Text: ^PAYMUTE (.*)

Regular expression

Whole words only: ON

Match case: OFF

Script:

------------------------------------------------------------------

var VialSize = 200;

//This is really up to your preference, For me I choose to keep my gold in my pack before transmuting, but really just do whatever works for you.

send_command("tgfp");

//send_command("Movement if needed");

send_command("refill empty with reactants");

set_variable("ReactantsLeft", VialSize);

send_command("pgip");

//send_command("Movement if needed");

send_command("transmutate " + args[1]);

------------------------------------------------------------------

Next we get to the actual transmutation script itself:

Alias Text: REFILLMINERALS (\w+)

Regular expression

Whole words only: ON

Match case: OFF

Script:

------------------------------------------------------------------

var VialSize = 200;

var reactants = get_variable("ReactantsLeft")

//Insert every mineral you are able to transmute in this string.

var minerals = "cuprum,realgar,stannum,calcite,gypsum,antimony,malachite,azurite,quicksilver,arsenic,ferrum,dolomite,bisemutum,magnesium,aurum,argentum,calamine,plumbum,potash".split(",").sort();

//You can leave the ones you don't have in a list commented out.

//quartz,cinnabar

for (var item in minerals){

  //print(item)

  if (GMCP.Rift[minerals[item]].amount == undefined) GMCP.Rift[minerals[item]].amount = 0;

  var difference = 2500 - GMCP.Rift[minerals[item]].amount;

  if (difference > VialSize) difference = VialSize;

  if ((difference > 0)&&(difference > reactants)&&(reactants != 0)){

   send_command("transmutate " + reactants + " " + args[1] + " to " + minerals[item]);

    send_command("inr all");

    set_variable("ReactantsLeft", 0);

    break;

  } else if ((difference > 0)&&(difference < reactants)&&(reactants != 0)){

    send_command("transmutate " + difference + " " + args[1] + " to " + minerals[item]);

    send_command("inr all");

    var newreactants = get_variable("ReactantsLeft") - difference;

    print(newreactants)

    set_variable("ReactantsLeft", newreactants);

    break;

  }

  if ((difference > 0)&&(reactants == 0)){

    send_command("paymute " + difference + " " + args[1] + " to " + minerals[item]);

    send_command("inr all");

    var newreactants = get_variable("ReactantsLeft") - difference;

    print(newreactants)

    set_variable("ReactantsLeft", newreactants);

    break;

  }

}

------------------------------------------------------------------

Worth noting that this script will hang up on the specific mineral you are choosing to consume, if that mineral is under it's maximum in your rift.

Enjoy!

I wondered why I would need to do this but then I figured if I ever wanted to play around on an alt or get to the point where I'd share my own system, I'd like to make that process as easy as can be! Nobody likes starting a fresh profile and having to re-do code you already wrote x amount of times.

P.S Tips for QQL things I should code first? I've already got anti-theft out of the way and a makeshift bashing script that I threw together.