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With the Lvling Guest Profiles.

By Bear T.O.E.

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  • Product: WRobot General
  • Type: Suggestion
  • Status: Fixed

Okk so in the Quest Profile there shouldn't be a lvl requirement for the quests unless the toon is lower lvl than the quest. But if the toon is higher lvl than the questing profile needs for a quest then the bot should look at the quests in the quest list and try and complete them if the profile has the quest in is quest list.

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    Bear T.O.E.

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    I would also add cannot target through walls, and try to target NPC the bot will target them through walls that's a dead giveaway for running the robot. Plus another thing I just thought about is the bot cant target mobs that are not within range or their moves. There are a few NPCs the are out of range of most ranged moves and are visible so the bot will target them and run around trying to hit them but they are out of range so it becomes a loop and gets stuck. And since they are out of range you cant blacklist them because  they out of walking range and or you cant get to them in way fashion o form, and they are part of a quest you have to complete. There should be a special button that will ignore these certain NPCs. So add another button to profile creation called Ignore this certain NPC.

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    Droidz

    Administrators
    Hello,
     
    For the first problem, you need only to put same min/max level at the low level quest required and at the quest desired (it is easy way, you can also use C# code).
     
    For your second problem, I'll fix it.

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