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First you need to use its /fstack command, to gather clicking information in the game.
Then, in your fight class add new skill, RunMacroText("") and choose wich button you will prepeare for it. Example RunMacroText("/click ActionButton1")
In the skill, turn on "Not spell, is lua script "true", Wait during casting "false", Can move during cast "yes", other fight options is "false", also you can add timer to get the how ofter the bot will click on it, and two conditions "me level" to get the level range where the bot will click on the macro.

When you pass the first steps, you move in game, and create a macro then put it into panel, and start gather information you need with /fatack.
Move your cursor on the talent you want to learn, to get info.

image.thumb.jpeg.ed77ac3c2a61088f7228fa4b1ded2a71.jpeg

The macro example

/click PlayerTalentFramePanel2Talent3
/click PlayerTalentFramePanel2Talent6
/click PlayerTalentFramePanel2Talent4
/click PlayerTalentFramePanel2Talent7
/click PlayerTalentFramePanel2Talent12
/click PlayerTalentFrameLearnButton "this parameter is a button learn the talent"
/click StaticPopup1Button1 "this parameter is a button that ask you, are you sure to learn it, 1 its yes, 2 no"

Hope this help ppl fix the problem with talents asign in wotlk.

 

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This is a full class that can be run as a state.
It works based on wowhead talent strings and talents are assigned "historically" meaning you have to give it different states of the talent tree depending on how you want talents to be assigned as you level up.

If you look at the code, it uses Lua to call the LearnTalent function with the index it calculates. You can also hard code this.

By default, these talent trees are for vanilla and TBC, the WoWVersion check deactivates this for WotLK. 

public class TalentPoints : State
	{
		public override string DisplayName => "TalentPoints";

		private static readonly Dictionary<WoWClass, List<string>> ClassTalents = new Dictionary<WoWClass, List<string>>
		{
			{
				WoWClass.Mage, new List<string>
				{
					"--05003230", "--0501323010005", "--0501323010235", "--050132301023513", "--05023230102351301", "--05053230102351301", "230005--05053230102351301",
					"23005500002--05053230102351301"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Druid, new List<string>
				{
					"-53020203", "-53020203002", "-53020203032001", "-53020203032021", "-5302020303222151", "-5302020303222151-05", "0140003-5302020303222151-05",
					"014005301-5402020303222151-05"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Rogue, new List<string>
				{
					"-02", "-32005001", "-32005521000201", "-3200552100050110231", "005003-3200552100050110231", "3050031053-3200552100050110231"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Priest, new List<string>
				{
					"--50023001", "--50023221004", "--50023221014012", "--5002322103411241", "--5002322103411251", "05003213--5002522103511251"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Hunter, new List<string>
				{
					"55000001", "550002015", "5500020150201", "5500020150221", "5500020150521041", "5500020150521251-050514002"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Warlock, new List<string>
				{
					"05-00503", "05002-00503", "05002-20523", "050221001-20523", "050221301-20523", "05022230102-20523", "0502253010201-20523", "0502253010201-2052300122",
					"0502253010201-2052300152", "0502253012201-2052300152", "2502253012201005-2052310152"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Paladin, new List<string>
				{
					"--052300012", "--052300512", "--0523025120001", "--0523025120031", "-052303512003151", "--052303512203151", "-5032010043-052303512203151"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Shaman, new List<string>
				{
					"-50050001", "-50252001050001", "-50252001050031", "-5025200115003151", "5-5025200115003151-50005301", "5-5025200125003151-50005301"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Warrior, new List<string>
				{
					"023230003", "02323020302", "0232502130201", "0232502135201", "023250213524100001", "023250213524100001-05053020005"
				}
			},
		};

		public override void Run()
		{
			var talentStrings = (PluginSettings.In.TalentStrings.IsNullOrEmpty() || PluginSettings.In.TalentStrings.All(string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace))
				? ClassTalents[ObjectManager.Me.WowClass]
				: PluginSettings.In.TalentStrings.ToList();

			foreach (var talentString in talentStrings)
			{
				// "-545" results in "" and "545", "--545" 
				var trees = talentString.Split('-');
				//spec every tree left to right
				for (var i = 0; i < trees.Length; i++)
				{
					var talentsString = trees[i];
					if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(talentsString))
					{
						continue;
					}

					// Wow uses index starting at 1
					var talentTree = i + 1;
					List<uint> talents = talentsString.ToCharArray().Select(s => (uint) char.GetNumericValue(s)).ToList();
					//Logger.Info($"{talentTree} {talentsString} {talents.Select(x => x.ToString()).Aggregate((s1, s2) => s1 + "," + s2)}");
					
					// Talent points are meant to be spent by priority. Whenever a new point is available, we need to run the whole algorithm again
					var successfullySpent = LearnTalents(talentTree, talents);
					if (successfullySpent)
					{
						return;
					}
				}
			}
		}

		private bool LearnTalents(int tree, List<uint> talents)
		{
			if (tree <= 0 || talents.IsNullOrEmpty())
			{
				return false;
			}
			
			// we iterate the talents from left to right as they are used in the talent calculator for each tree 
			return Lua.LuaDoString<bool>($@"
				local tree = {tree};
				local talents = {{ {talents.Select(u => u.ToString()).Aggregate((s1, s2) => s1 + ", " + s2)} }};
				
				local talentIndex = 1;
				for k, talent in pairs(talents) do
					local name, iconPath, iconX, iconY, currentRank, maxRank = GetTalentInfo(tree, talentIndex);
					--if name then print(name .. ' at index ' .. talentIndex .. ' and rank ' .. currentRank .. ' needs to be rank ' .. talent); end
					if (name and currentRank < talent) then
						--print(name .. ' ' .. currentRank .. ' needs to be ' .. talent);
						LearnTalent(tree, talentIndex);
						return true; -- we can't learn multiple talents at once, talent points are spent as if they were historically given one per level up
					end
					talentIndex = talentIndex + 1;
				end

				-- no talent points spent
				return false;
			");
		}

		// don't change this! just returning UnitCharacterPoints is bugged
		public override bool NeedToRun => Conditions.InGameAndConnectedAndAliveAndProductStartedNotInPause && Helper.RealWowVersion < 12340 &&
		                                  Lua.LuaDoString<int>("local talents = UnitCharacterPoints('player'); return talents") > 0;
	}

 

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On 8/23/2023 at 10:29 AM, Matenia said:

This is a full class that can be run as a state.
It works based on wowhead talent strings and talents are assigned "historically" meaning you have to give it different states of the talent tree depending on how you want talents to be assigned as you level up.

If you look at the code, it uses Lua to call the LearnTalent function with the index it calculates. You can also hard code this.

By default, these talent trees are for vanilla and TBC, the WoWVersion check deactivates this for WotLK. 

public class TalentPoints : State
	{
		public override string DisplayName => "TalentPoints";

		private static readonly Dictionary<WoWClass, List<string>> ClassTalents = new Dictionary<WoWClass, List<string>>
		{
			{
				WoWClass.Mage, new List<string>
				{
					"--05003230", "--0501323010005", "--0501323010235", "--050132301023513", "--05023230102351301", "--05053230102351301", "230005--05053230102351301",
					"23005500002--05053230102351301"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Druid, new List<string>
				{
					"-53020203", "-53020203002", "-53020203032001", "-53020203032021", "-5302020303222151", "-5302020303222151-05", "0140003-5302020303222151-05",
					"014005301-5402020303222151-05"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Rogue, new List<string>
				{
					"-02", "-32005001", "-32005521000201", "-3200552100050110231", "005003-3200552100050110231", "3050031053-3200552100050110231"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Priest, new List<string>
				{
					"--50023001", "--50023221004", "--50023221014012", "--5002322103411241", "--5002322103411251", "05003213--5002522103511251"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Hunter, new List<string>
				{
					"55000001", "550002015", "5500020150201", "5500020150221", "5500020150521041", "5500020150521251-050514002"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Warlock, new List<string>
				{
					"05-00503", "05002-00503", "05002-20523", "050221001-20523", "050221301-20523", "05022230102-20523", "0502253010201-20523", "0502253010201-2052300122",
					"0502253010201-2052300152", "0502253012201-2052300152", "2502253012201005-2052310152"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Paladin, new List<string>
				{
					"--052300012", "--052300512", "--0523025120001", "--0523025120031", "-052303512003151", "--052303512203151", "-5032010043-052303512203151"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Shaman, new List<string>
				{
					"-50050001", "-50252001050001", "-50252001050031", "-5025200115003151", "5-5025200115003151-50005301", "5-5025200125003151-50005301"
				}
			},
			{
				WoWClass.Warrior, new List<string>
				{
					"023230003", "02323020302", "0232502130201", "0232502135201", "023250213524100001", "023250213524100001-05053020005"
				}
			},
		};

		public override void Run()
		{
			var talentStrings = (PluginSettings.In.TalentStrings.IsNullOrEmpty() || PluginSettings.In.TalentStrings.All(string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace))
				? ClassTalents[ObjectManager.Me.WowClass]
				: PluginSettings.In.TalentStrings.ToList();

			foreach (var talentString in talentStrings)
			{
				// "-545" results in "" and "545", "--545" 
				var trees = talentString.Split('-');
				//spec every tree left to right
				for (var i = 0; i < trees.Length; i++)
				{
					var talentsString = trees[i];
					if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(talentsString))
					{
						continue;
					}

					// Wow uses index starting at 1
					var talentTree = i + 1;
					List<uint> talents = talentsString.ToCharArray().Select(s => (uint) char.GetNumericValue(s)).ToList();
					//Logger.Info($"{talentTree} {talentsString} {talents.Select(x => x.ToString()).Aggregate((s1, s2) => s1 + "," + s2)}");
					
					// Talent points are meant to be spent by priority. Whenever a new point is available, we need to run the whole algorithm again
					var successfullySpent = LearnTalents(talentTree, talents);
					if (successfullySpent)
					{
						return;
					}
				}
			}
		}

		private bool LearnTalents(int tree, List<uint> talents)
		{
			if (tree <= 0 || talents.IsNullOrEmpty())
			{
				return false;
			}
			
			// we iterate the talents from left to right as they are used in the talent calculator for each tree 
			return Lua.LuaDoString<bool>($@"
				local tree = {tree};
				local talents = {{ {talents.Select(u => u.ToString()).Aggregate((s1, s2) => s1 + ", " + s2)} }};
				
				local talentIndex = 1;
				for k, talent in pairs(talents) do
					local name, iconPath, iconX, iconY, currentRank, maxRank = GetTalentInfo(tree, talentIndex);
					--if name then print(name .. ' at index ' .. talentIndex .. ' and rank ' .. currentRank .. ' needs to be rank ' .. talent); end
					if (name and currentRank < talent) then
						--print(name .. ' ' .. currentRank .. ' needs to be ' .. talent);
						LearnTalent(tree, talentIndex);
						return true; -- we can't learn multiple talents at once, talent points are spent as if they were historically given one per level up
					end
					talentIndex = talentIndex + 1;
				end

				-- no talent points spent
				return false;
			");
		}

		// don't change this! just returning UnitCharacterPoints is bugged
		public override bool NeedToRun => Conditions.InGameAndConnectedAndAliveAndProductStartedNotInPause && Helper.RealWowVersion < 12340 &&
		                                  Lua.LuaDoString<int>("local talents = UnitCharacterPoints('player'); return talents") > 0;
	}

 

Matenia if you good in lua, can i get some help from you.
I have one trouble with item, that give buff, the item have different name then the buff, and i have no idea how to force the bot check the buff by id and use the item if am not buffed.
i'v tried many methods but still nothing works.

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On 8/22/2023 at 7:03 PM, lsabakal said:

First you need to use its /fstack command, to gather clicking information in the game.
Then, in your fight class add new skill, RunMacroText("") and choose wich button you will prepeare for it. Example RunMacroText("/click ActionButton1")
In the skill, turn on "Not spell, is lua script "true", Wait during casting "false", Can move during cast "yes", other fight options is "false", also you can add timer to get the how ofter the bot will click on it, and two conditions "me level" to get the level range where the bot will click on the macro.

When you pass the first steps, you move in game, and create a macro then put it into panel, and start gather information you need with /fatack.
Move your cursor on the talent you want to learn, to get info.

image.thumb.jpeg.ed77ac3c2a61088f7228fa4b1ded2a71.jpeg

The macro example

/click PlayerTalentFramePanel2Talent3
/click PlayerTalentFramePanel2Talent6
/click PlayerTalentFramePanel2Talent4
/click PlayerTalentFramePanel2Talent7
/click PlayerTalentFramePanel2Talent12
/click PlayerTalentFrameLearnButton "this parameter is a button learn the talent"
/click StaticPopup1Button1 "this parameter is a button that ask you, are you sure to learn it, 1 its yes, 2 no"

Hope this help ppl fix the problem with talents asign in wotlk.

 

For non modified wotlk 
/click PlayerTalentFrameTab and the number 1,2,3 before clicking talent.
/click PlayerTalentFrameTalent2, and the number of talent

If you dont use previev talents feature, you dont need this /click PlayerTalentFrameLearnButton, /click StaticPopup1Button1

Should be some like this
/click PlayerTalentFrameTab2
/click PlayerTalentFrameTalent2
/click PlayerTalentFrameTalent3
/click PlayerTalentFrameTalent4
/click PlayerTalentFrameTalent6

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8 hours ago, Nax said:

I'm confused on what you mean by Non modified wotlk.

Custom servers that change game data to add new races, dungeon ect.

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