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Can't detect killed moby

  • Product: Quester
  • Type: Bug
  • Status: Unconfirmed

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shadowlotu

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I've looked at other quests from other creators and they don't have anything extra, and I have it set up exactly the same, so I don't know what the problem is

Hello, I found this example:

https://github.com/droidzfr/WRobot_Packages/blob/fc6f7455e7c25beb4ce106788ae4d0725099bf2e/Old paid files/enraged/001053_Horde[01-12]Vanilla(Durotar).xml#L1708

But indeed your code looks good. When you launch Automaton near these mobs, the bot attacks them? Do you have the session log file with you? When you retrieve the target's information with 'Dev... tools' 'Target info' there is erroneous or bad information (like the blacklisted mob for example).

shadowlotu

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When I turn on the automaton, it works even if the quester is turned on and I just stop it and go to the mobs it kills them, but I'll try this one you sent me and let me know right away, otherwise thank you

shadowlotu

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Well, it can only be done this way, if there is more than one mob killed, then I will have to do this, otherwise he just keeps killing killed mobs, but I wouldn't try the mob position, it's my position in Outland, I just did it for show. But it's going to be terribly tedious, but it's one of the options.

test.xml

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