Minerals

Figured out part of the problem.  
 
I am using [fall0ut] PvE Combat Rogue v22.xml as my rogue profile and part of the problem stems from Stealth and Shadowstep.  Since both can be used outside of combat, every time you target something--friendly or not--stealth kicks in and if Shadowstep is off cooldown--boom--you're behind 'em.  My fix for it is to add a target checking LUA script to both of those spells to determine if the target is friendly or not.
 
Added to Stealth spell "LUA Script" 
LUA Script: retV = UnitIsEnemy("player","target")
Return Value Search: 1
Return Value Var: retV
 
Now it doesn't go into stealth unless the target is "unfriendly."  However, if for some reason you manually went into Stealth with a friendly target--boom!--say hello to their backsides.  So....
 
Added to Shadowstep:
Have Target = True
Add "LUA Script" 
LUA Script: retV = UnitIsEnemy("player","target")
Return Value Search: 1
Return Value Var: retV
 
No more out-of-control Shadowstepping.
 
If there's an easier way to control this, please feel free to post.

This works great for all sorts of things!  Thanks!  One thing I'm using it for is to a fire "Master Healing Potion" when needed:
 
Add Spell Name:  RunMacroText("/use item:76097")
 
Add Condition: Health Percent (set to your preference -- I've got mine at 20%)
 
Add LUA Script: 
     LUA Script:  count = GetItemCount(76097) ; if count > 0 then vRet = 1 else vRet = 0 end 
     Return Value Research: 1
     Return Value var:  vRet

This works great for all sorts of things!  Thanks!  One thing I'm using it for is to a fire "Master Healing Potion" when needed:
 
Add Spell Name:  RunMacroText("/use item:76097")
 
Add Condition: Health Percent (set to your preference -- I've got mine at 20%)
 
Add LUA Script: 
     LUA Script:  count = GetItemCount(76097) ; if count > 0 then vRet = 1 else vRet = 0 end 
     Return Value Research: 1
     Return Value var:  vRet

Figured out part of the problem.  
 
I am using [fall0ut] PvE Combat Rogue v22.xml as my rogue profile and part of the problem stems from Stealth and Shadowstep.  Since both can be used outside of combat, every time you target something--friendly or not--stealth kicks in and if Shadowstep is off cooldown--boom--you're behind 'em.  My fix for it is to add a target checking LUA script to both of those spells to determine if the target is friendly or not.
 
Added to Stealth spell "LUA Script" 
LUA Script: retV = UnitIsEnemy("player","target")
Return Value Search: 1
Return Value Var: retV
 
Now it doesn't go into stealth unless the target is "unfriendly."  However, if for some reason you manually went into Stealth with a friendly target--boom!--say hello to their backsides.  So....
 
Added to Shadowstep:
Have Target = True
Add "LUA Script" 
LUA Script: retV = UnitIsEnemy("player","target")
Return Value Search: 1
Return Value Var: retV
 
No more out-of-control Shadowstepping.
 
If there's an easier way to control this, please feel free to post.

I'll give it a try.  I also noticed that it seems to be fight class profile related also.  I don't seem to have the same problems with my hunter and paladin fight profiles as I do with the rogue one.  That's anecdotal, though, since I haven't done any real testing.  I'll play around with it and see what I can figure out.  Thanks.

This Simple guide will show you how to make a grinding profile
 
I will include images as well.
 
1.  Figure out what and where you are going to grind! This is a simple thing, just look up information wowhead.com and figure things out!
 
2. Load up your wonderful MMORobot
 
3. Now click the drop down menu above the big start arrow, and select GRINDER

 
4. Now Click the Big ol Start button and you will presented with options. Click the Option button "Profile Creator"
 

 
5. Now you are presented with MORE options! I will explain each one!
 

 
1. Separation distance: I am not sure, but it is either how far away the bot can vary from the path, or how far the bot keeps or stays away from hostel npcs. Either way, 5 works great always.
2. Load or save buttons: Are just what they say, Load a profile to the creator or save the one you are working on.,
3. List and the ADD button: you use this to list and add different zones.
3. Zone Name: What is means :)
4. Del button: Delete what is in the Zone Name
5. Player lvl min/ max: what levels to start and stop at when reached during the grinding.
6. Target lvl min/ max:  How high or low the NPCs must be before attacking.
7. Target Ids and the ADD / Del button: Target Ids are of the NPCs you are grinding, and you can use more than one. The ADD button next to it makes adding these NPCs a lot more easy. You click the NPC you want to kill and click add, now that targets ID is in your kill list. and the Del button deletes them.
8. Record Way button: This is extremely important. You use this button to start recording the path you want to take. Just find a starting location and click Record way and the bot will record the path you want to take. and when you have reached as far as you want just hit the button again and it will stop recording.
9. Add position to blacklist, and del button: You use this to black list a spot you want the bot to avoid or not attack in. So you do not die usually. The numbers in the bot next to the button tells the bot how far away to get in yards from the position. and the Del button deletes points.
10.Add Target to NPC list/ Drop down list/ Add by name to NPC buttons:  Add target to Npc list tells the bot what npcs you want the bot to visit while grinding for things like repairs and trash selling. Just high light the NPC and click the button and it will add it. Use the Del button to delete the NPC.  There is a drop down menu with a default list of general Npc types it will visit if seen or close. and you can use the Add by name to Npc to add specific Npcs you want the bot to visit.
 
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6. Now from your good starting spot, put all the proper settings i explained above and hit Record Way and when you are done hit Stop Record Way
 

 
7. Awesome! Now just hit the Save button on the top right and name it anything you want!
 
8. Now Exit out of that long menu and now you are back at the Load Profile Grinder option again. Just use the drop down menu and find the profile you just made and hit load profile!

 
Congrats you have made a grinding profile and are now botting!
 
 
Please rep if we get that system and post if you like the little guide :)
 

Even Blizzard posts a "We know we have a problem and we're working on it" message when they have an issue.  Pretty much the least any subscription-based service should do.