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Hello, .cs files are written in C# and allows the developer to take advantage of the full Wrobot API / Bot behavior. This means C# written routines are superior towards routines created by the fightclass editor because every action of the character can controlled by these C# routines. In case if you would like to develop yourself these fightclasses:
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Hello, you may take a look into memory mapped objects / remote procedure call(RPC). For example: https://github.com/spazzarama/SharedMemory http://csharptest.net/projects/rpclibrary/index.html These can be also installed via nuget packet manager on Visual Studio and can be binded with fody with your distributed library(fightclass / plugin). Note: RPC is rather for client / server communication but you may also exchange data via calls. If this may take abit too much effort, you can also save a file to disk(like fightclass settings) and read from another wrobot instance.
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Hello, you can subscribe to the movement events to block the movement. It could look like this(not tested): //call at initialize public void SubscribeEvents() { MovementEvents.OnMovementPulse += MovementEventsOnOnMovementPulse; } //call at dispose public void UnSubscribeEvents() { MovementEvents.OnMovementPulse -= MovementEventsOnOnMovementPulse; } private void MovementEventsOnOnMovementPulse(List<Vector3> path, CancelEventArgs cancelEventArgs) { if (DestinationTmp != Vector3.Empty && path.LastOrDefault()?.Action != "custom" ) { cancelEventArgs.Cancel = true; } } public static Vector3 DestinationTmp = Vector3.Empty; public static void MoveTo(Vector3 destination) { List<Vector3> path = PathFinder.FindPath(ObjectManager.Me.Position, destination); var last = path.LastOrDefault(); if (last != null) last.Action = "custom"; DestinationTmp = MovementManager.CurrentPath.LastOrDefault() ?? ObjectManager.Me.Position; MovementManager.Go(path); } public static void GoBack() { List<Vector3> path = PathFinder.FindPath(ObjectManager.Me.Position, DestinationTmp); DestinationTmp = Vector3.Empty; MovementManager.Go(path); }
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This part should be fixed now. But it seems like the profile doesn't perceive that it has reached the destination and stuck. Probably an unlucky condition i guess. There's nothing more what i could do since the profile is not accessible. @camelot10 may hopefully expose the condition on https://wrobot.eu/files/file/1139-paid-pandaria-world-bosses/, dunno what's exactly wrong there.
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@KnightRyder The catchup should be fixed now with this: CurrentMoveTo = SmoothMove.Utilities.Math.NextVector( MovementManager.CurrentPath.FindIndex(i => i.X == vector3.X && i.Y == vector3.Y), MovementManager.CurrentPath, 1.2f ) ?? vector3; The other problem with the stuck, i've added the end point so it should hopefully continue with the next step.
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Yes, it should work. Since it will just modify the path, nothing else on this version. But so far i can see, i guess the path is being altered somewhere and my mark disappears. This will result the path being smoothed a second, third or fourth time and causes stuttering movement: [D] 01:27:48 - [SmoothMove] Path count: 2284 [D] 01:27:48 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMovementStop [D] 01:27:48 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMovementStop [D] 01:27:48 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMoveToStop [D] 01:27:48 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMoveToStop [D] 01:27:49 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMoveToStop [D] 01:27:49 - [SmoothMove] Path count: 26304 [D] 01:27:49 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMovementStop [D] 01:27:49 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMovementStop [D] 01:27:49 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMoveToStop [D] 01:27:50 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMoveToStop [D] 01:27:50 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMoveToStop [D] 01:27:50 - [SmoothMove] Path count: 76292 [D] 01:27:50 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMovementStop [D] 01:27:50 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMovementStop [D] 01:27:50 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMoveToStop [D] 01:27:50 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMoveToStop [D] 01:27:51 - [SmoothMove] Stop Move @OnMoveToStop But i could need more information @KnightRyder, on how you reproduce this exactly and maybe monitor the debug log where this behavior happens. I uploaded a new version with a better logging for this.
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