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[TBC] Bot tries to fight vendors, if they are neutral

By Matenia

· 1999 views
  • Version: All
  • Product: WRobot General
  • Type: Bug
  • Status: Not a Bug

Since one of the recent updates, if the bot approaches a vendor that is neutral, it will try to fight it after it's done buying/selling.

At first I thought this was due to my fightclass, but my fightclass only tries to cast if Fight.InFight evaluates to true. So for some reason, the bot tries to fight.

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    Matenia

    Elite user

    Hey,

     

    it just tried to attack a friendly flight master. I don't think there's anything interesting in the log, other than that around the same time, it blacklists the Plainstrider (that it did not have targeted).

    14 Okt 2017 09H44.log.html

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    Droidz

    Administrators

    In your log Wrobot don't attack vendor, it is probably fightclass problem. When WRobot attack unit, he log it all the time like: 

    [Fight] Player Attack *****
or
[Fight] Player Attacked by *****

     

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    Matenia

    Elite user

    Well something sets Fight.InFight to true, and the bot targets the vendor, that is why my fightclass tries to cast Frostbolt (the debug logging).

    It logs as follows
     

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    11:58:23 - [Fight] Player Attack Greater Plainstrider (lvl 12)

    but then it still has the vendor targeted. That's the problem, I think.

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