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It actually is aware of your ccs as long as it doesn't contain kol macro lines. If you could paste the complete contents of your ccs, I'll be able to help a bit more when I get home this evening.

> svn checkout https://sourceforge.net/p/towerchecker/code/ Unable to connect with repository at /p/towerchecker/code For what it's worth, checking out CHIT worked fine for me EDIT: svn checkout https://svn.code.sf.net/p/towerchecker/code/ seems to be the right command

That definitely looks like the output from UR to me.

From my experience, just equip a sugar item, turn on "acquire and re-equip" for breakable handling, and then automate enough adventures to break the sugar item and have it replaced. When the automation ends, the sugar item will be unequipped.

That really depends on how much you want to spend and how fast you want to go, I've done it as early as breaking the prism to level for aftercore

I might be wrong, but wouldn't (doc\\(['\"](hp|mp).*?<br><span\\s+class=['\"]?(black|red)['\"]?>)(\\d+) work?

That particular error has been happening any time I have the chat interface open during rollover, or during a connection loss to the KoL servers

I have a slightly modified version of your highlighter that works fine with version 6.3. I attached it to this post if you want to look at it.

I tried that, but then you can't start the chat interface so the chatbot script works

Doesn't generate a debug log, just that in the terminal window. Java 1.6.0_38, Windows Server 2008 R2

I'm not entirely sure what is causing this, but I've been occasionally seeing this exception in my terminal while running a bot in headless mode Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.ClassCastException: sun.java2d. HeadlessGraphicsEnvironment cannot be cast to...

And that worked like a charm. Thanks a ton!

How do you get chat started so that a chatbotScript can parse chat when running in CLI mode? cli_execute( "chat" ); won't work because it tries to start the chat gui.

And just to be sure, I tested against the Claybender Ghost with Spirit of Peppermint, using cannon.

Title pretty much says it all, but here's an example to show exactly what I mean. > ashq foreach st in $stats[] print(st); Mysticality Moxie > ashq print( $stat[muscle] ) Muscle

Many thanks for getting this fixed! And thanks to Bale for figuring out what my problem actually was.

Indeed, that describes exactly my problem. Thank you bale!

All I get with that exact same bit of code is the following, without getting logged off: > ash cli_execute("logout"); Returned: true EDIT: Decided to update since I was ~10 versions behind. Seems to have fixed it. Guess this can be closed.

Ugh, I was hoping that wasn't it. Thanks though.

As the title says, cli_execute("logout") simply returns true without doing anything. logout works fine in the gcli normally, just not in an ash script.