Ohren

I installed those two and it fixed it right away.

Ahh, gotcha. Thanks and no worries. :)

Hey Shadow, what errors are counted as blockages?

Hmmm, when does it come up (gathering, grinding etc)? Are you using a self-made profile?

Thanks Vince!

It's some sort of error WRobot receives. I leave it at default and it's never hit the 200 mark. As for what errors it counts, I do not know.

Currently you can only create healing profiles in VB/C#.

A single profile in Kun'Lai Summit can do close to the same thing. :P But yeah, just upload the logs created after I blacklisted all those previous ones, and I will run it through my program for ya. My issue with making such a huge profile, is that it will never be blacklisted 100% unless you get logs from multiple users.

Hey 7Wolves, let me know how it's working for you when you get a chance. :)

Alright, I changed the name in case this doesn't work, it won't screw up your profile. I've just hit a little over 45 hours of being awake so a mistake is possible probable. 4Winds-Vale Herbing(OhrenEditted).xml

Sorry it is taking so long. Should be done in just one moment.

Welcome to the forums 7Wolves! If I am correct (and that's usually about 48% of the time) there is only about 20 possible nodes that the Eternal Blossom can spawn at. If you'd like to email me your gathering profile AND logs for Vale of the Eternal Blossom, I can run them through my Blacklister program I've been working on and return to you a version with them all blacklisted out.

You're welcome. :) And welcome to the forums! Don't be a stranger.

When I create a fight class, I organize everything Survivability (Heals/Defensive CD's) > Offensive CDs > Burn it's face off buttons. For priorities I start out like... 100-80 = Survivability 60-40 = Offensive CDs 20-0 = Damage. When I first joined WoW, I joined a guild with a bunch of people that were around since beta, and on vent, they would always tell me, "A dead rogue does no damage"... Your grinder can't do damage if you're dead. xP

Why are all the logs zipped? It's an HTML file, much easier to leave it as just an HTML document. :P

Daaaaannnggg, that's one nice log.

Melee should be 4 or 5, and ranged should be as close as your LOWEST range attack in your profile. I am actually going to be switching my profiles to a 5yd range in a bit for melee, bigger NPCs will constantly run backwards from you.

Set priority HIGH!! Flash Heal with a priority of 100 gets called BEFORE Flash Heal with a priority of 1. And personally, I use "Combat Only => True. But I have my fight classes set up to keep me at around 95% health (on normal heals, not crits)using smaller, more mana efficient spells. If you're grinding on a lowbie though, later heals is required. xP

Have you tried using a mount that can be used for both ground and flying? I believe all the Wind Riders work fine for this.

THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS, PLEASE DO NOT CRITICIZE IT UNTIL I AM FINISHED (Thanks :)) I believe there are 3 main things that go into building an awesome gathering profile.. Pathing Blacklisting A crapton more blacklisting So let's start with the pathing, this is a hella important part of building a good gathering profile. I feel that a perfect path means much more farms/hour and TONS less stucks (which reduces the chances of that snitch going to a GM). Personally, when I am doing my pathing I start out on http://www.wowhead.com. What are we gathering? I suppose today we will be gathering Lichbloom (http://www.wowhead.com/item=36905). The only reason for farming Lichbloom is because it is constantly going for ridiculous amounts of gold on my server, and since I am your tour guide on this tutorial, you're required to follow along. So which place do you think will have the most nodes compacted together for faster gathering? There really isn't a good way to tell the difference just from the wowhead map. I've already tested both of these zones out before, and Icecrown is (slightly) better since it's a bit more... flat. So let's get on our mount and fly out there... But first, let's get some addons to make our life so much easier, it's going to seem like I am completely overloading your CPU with addons for this, but they are all low resource consuming and..... they rock my face off. http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/gathermate2 GatherMate2 is actually quite annoying when it's used for it's original purpose, just clogs up your map with bright rings, but TRUST ME!!! http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/gathermate2_data This just contains all the data for GatherMate2 to use. http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/routes Routes is an AMAZING addon for creating paths. Matter of fact, this addon is SO AMAZING, that it's worth putting up with GatherMate2 while building profiles. http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/tomtom If you don't already have TomTom installed, you already won the game, go play Viva Pinata. So now that you are prepared to get prepared, let's quick do some adjustments to these addons. GatherMate2: Alright, I personally despise this addon, it just spams my mini-map. Step 1: Type "/gathermate" to bring up the options window. Step 2 (OPTIONAL): You will have a window loaded that has a bunch of "Show Spam Nodes" (doesn't actually say spam, but like mining and herbalism and such). I set every one of these to "Never show". Step 3: Head to the "Import" section (link is on the left). The selections I make are... As long as you do NOT have Expansion Data Only checked, this will import everything from Classic up to MoP. AND BAM! You're done with GatherMate2. Routes: My favorite addon in the world. For sure. Step 1: Fly to where you are planning on creating this profile at. I have 310% flight speed so I am already waiting for you there. Step 2: Type "/routes". This will bring up the routes menu. Step 3: Click "Map Drawing" in the left navigation bar and check "Minimap when indoors". Step 4: Click "Add" in the left navigation bar. Give your profile a cute name, like OhrenRoxxors or something like that. Press the Okay bottom. Step 5: Since what I plan on farming (Lichbloom) is spread ALL over the map, and Saronite(60g/stack)/Titanium(100-200g/stack) are going to be mixed right in there, I decided to add those in there too. Step 6: Click the BOTTOM "Create Route" button, click the (tiny) red square with the "+" in it that is located to the right of Routes, then the same little square for whichever zone you are building this profile for. Choose the route you just creates. Step 7: Click the "Optimize Route" tab in the top right. The top line tells me that this route is 499,211 yards long and has 1,457 nodes to visit, that's a ton of flying, so we need to cluster the route. Normally, a good Cluster Radius is 50-60, but since we have robot-like eyes, I usually go 65-70 yards. Click the Cluster button. NOTE: This will cause your client to lock up, that's normal. It took my client about 10 seconds to free up, I remember on my old (crappy) Dell it taking upwards of 5 minutes. Don't exit out, it will come around. And bam! Just like that I reduced our route down 361,016 yards and 1,208, yet we will be traveling over all but about 8 of the total nodes in the area. Step 37 I think: Route Optimizing is optional, it usually doesn't save you very much travel time on your route. I only use it for profiles I plan on releasing or using a LOT. Step 38: This has always reminded me of those choose your own adventure books, not sure why. You have to choose "Foreground" or "Background". There is pros and cons to each one, but I think if your computer has >= 6gb of memory, you should choose foreground. On my laptop it did 6 iterations in about 30 seconds, reducing the total length of the path to 44,448 yards. Go to your map, it should look something like this.

So here is what I believe it's full functionality is.... Activate this macro: True turns it on, false turns it off. Press all the x Second: The delay between pressing the key. Press key: This is the key you will be pressing. Use this with the proper keybinding to run a macro on WoW. Press key only if not....: Quite simple to understand. Soooo then, I will do a quick step by step on making a simple macro that just says "1" in /say... Bring up your macro manager on WoW (/macro or Escape and click "Macros") and create a macro that simply inputs "/say 1". Also add this macro to your action bar. I added it to 1, but whatever works. And now back to WRobot, we're going to have it use this macro once every 5 seconds, so I did... this with the rest of the conditions being true. Now start up the damage dealer and viola. Anything you can do in a simple WoW macro, you can automate with WRobot.

I certainly will. :)

There is, Use a macro like that. The macro for it is something simple iirc, like /use item. I have it going once ever 45 seconds on my skinner.

Alright, so I've only actually used it for posting in trade trying to get rid of a bunch of DMF decks, but here is what I believe it's full functionality is.... Activate this macro: True turns it on, false turns it off. Press all the x Second: The delay between pressing the key. Press key: This is the key you will be pressing. Use this with the proper keybinding to run a macro on WoW. Press key only if not....: Quite simple to understand. Soooo then, I will do a quick step by step on making a simple macro that just says "1" in /say... Bring up your macro manager on WoW (/macro or Escape and click "Macros") and create a macro that simply inputs "/say 1". Also add this macro to your action bar. I added it to 1, but whatever works. And now back to WRobot, we're going to have it use this macro once every 5 seconds, so I did... this with the rest of the conditions being true. Now start up the damage dealer and viola. Anything you can do in a simple WoW macro, you can automate with WRobot.

Slap me for being in a rush when posting this. >.>