Item Assistant

[MrPete]

http://ribbs.dreamcrash.org/ialight/...r_Raidloot.exe

Command: /raidloot
DOES NOT keep a kill history like /loot does, so don't go on a looting rampage if you need it.

[Avari]

Most likely the update installed at a different location, and you're still running the old one.
I did some changes to the installer/updater.

Thank you for your reply! I've only used the default installer settings, so I'll check into that to see if it has changed.

[MrPete]

Thank you for your reply! I've only used the default installer settings, so I'll check into that to see if it has changed.

Yeah default location may have changed, I have no idea where it used to install to.. so..
A large portion of the users prefer to install IA in a folder near AO (for whatever reason), instead of the default folder.

[nanoforcer]

About /raidloot
Awsome function!

Could be me doing it wrong, but it generates a string that's "/o !loot whatever" that makes it paste into org channel only, iirc /o is short for organization no ?
Might be better to make it so it's pasted into whatever window you have active atm.

[MrPete]

Happen to know the command?
I don't play AO anymore, just remember /o, /say and /g

Is there any / for active?

[nanoforcer]

Not sure, but i guess removing the /o portion would do the trick and it would get pasted in in the active window, no?

[MrPete]

Not sure, but i guess removing the /o portion would do the trick and it would get pasted in in the active window, no?

Nope, its a chatcmd://, so I'll probably have to write one script for each item, and then reference those.
Won't be today at least, got another project occupying most of my time.

[Skoopy]

The command that can be used instead of /o would be
/tell %1 <etc>

where %1 would be the raidbot name. building loot lists in tells work, and is cleaner for private raid channels.

edit:

can make it generate the script like so:

/tell %1 loot <itemref>
/delay 800
/tell %1 loot <itemref>

etc. so on so forth, simple foreach loop appending each tell to one script, that way you don't need to click a link to SEE a separate raid loot list than what /loot gives us.

What I usually do is this:

Kill the boss,

I do /loot in the private raid channel so people can quickly browse what dropped.

THEN I build the loot list with the raidbot through /tells.

What would make it easier is if /raidloot simply compiled the script that would send each of those tells in sequence with a small delay, so the list would take maybe 10-20 seconds to build instead of 5 minutes.

The delay time can be tested for stability/avoiding the automated spam filter.

[nanoforcer]

Good suggestion, might need additional option in AOIA such as botname to send tells to, or if possible some option to simply send it to active window as suggested before or via tells.

[Kang]

Does anyone happen to know "how" to restore the database from the onedrive .bak files? After this last update my database reset to the default and I cannot figure out how to restore from the last .bak that it created.

Many thanks!

[MrPete]

Does anyone happen to know "how" to restore the database from the onedrive .bak files? After this last update my database reset to the default and I cannot figure out how to restore from the last .bak that it created.

Many thanks!

Just rename it to .zip

The userdata.db file (within the zip) goes to "%appdata%\..\local\evilsoft\ialight\data"

And voila.

[Kang]

Thank you so much!!!

[MrPete]

http://ribbs.dreamcrash.org/ialight/...r_Raidloot.exe

Updated it to work on 'the current active channel'.

Usage:
/raidloot botname


The bot name is optional, if a bot name is supplied you can use the [Tell] link.
Regular links will go to currently active channel.

[nanoforcer]

Thanks, will try it out

[Cratbureau]

Which is the most current version? Atm I am using 1.0.5909.18672 which is working. I deleted all old versions, run a reg-cleaner etc and installed what I found on my PC.

TIA

[nanoforcer]

Link above i'de guess, 1.0.6040.24118

[Cratbureau]

Link above i'de guess, 1.0.6040.24118

Yep - I see that link, but there's no version number anywhere. And I had problems getting that tool running at all, so I won't update if it's not neccessary.

[MrPete]

Unless you need the raid loot feature, staying at whatever version you have should be fine.

To see your version number, click "About", or check the log file.

If you're on 1.0.5909.18672 and the newest version is 1.0.6040.24118, then your version is 131 days older.
The version format is: x.x.days.halfsec
So 5909 days since 01/01/2000, + 18672*2 seconds = Timestamp of release, down to 500ms accuracy

[Cratbureau]

Unless you need the raid loot feature, staying at whatever version you have should be fine.

To see your version number, click "About", or check the log file.

If you're on 1.0.5909.18672 and the newest version is 1.0.6040.24118, then your version is 131 days older.
The version format is: x.x.days.halfsec
So 5909 days since 01/01/2000, + 18672*2 seconds = Timestamp of release, down to 500ms accuracy

I know how to check my version number - but I can't find anything on your site when I download the tool. It's just labeled "http://ribbs.dreamcrash.org/ialight/IALight.msi", no version history, changelog or something

Any chance to download the new version and install to some different folder to see if it's working?

[MrPete]

Installing to a new folder should work just fine, the installer isn't really needed, its just convenient for automatic updates.