BatBrain -- a central nervous system for consult scripts
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I've been playing with Batbrain and trying to understand it all (I am working on a custom fight relay script).
I get some of it, but the Sauceror curses are a question.
When I run act(pg), it populates actions into opts. However, Cure of Weaksauce is the only curse. The others: Curse of Vichyssoise, Curse of Marinara, Curse of the Thousand Islands are not included. Why?
Also, even with Itchy Curse Finger, the curse reports .stun=0.0, where I would expect this to be 1.0
I get some of it, but the Sauceror curses are a question.
When I run act(pg), it populates actions into opts. However, Cure of Weaksauce is the only curse. The others: Curse of Vichyssoise, Curse of Marinara, Curse of the Thousand Islands are not included. Why?
Also, even with Itchy Curse Finger, the curse reports .stun=0.0, where I would expect this to be 1.0
Winterbay
Active member
All known errors in WHAM have been fixed. Thanks for your continued work on this.
Yes. This is indeed the key. Is this something I can update?
I could not figure out how to make the stun on the Curses conditional on having Itchy Curse Finger.
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Winterbay
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As pointed out in the WHAM-thread there may be a bug in the code for the use of PADL phones and Windchimes actually only allowing them against monsters that should not be in the battlefield rather than the other way around:
The "> 0" part should be <= 0, shouldn't it?
Code:
case 2065: if (my_location() != $location[the battlefield (frat uniform)] || get_counters("PADL Phone",0,10) != "" || // PADL phone
string_modifier("Outfit") != "Frat Warrior Fatigues" || appearance_rates(my_location())[last_monster()] > 0) continue;
case 2354: if (to_float(my_stat("hp"))/my_maxhp() < 0.25) fields.pdmg = "-275"; // windchimes
else if (to_float(my_stat("mp"))/max(1,my_maxmp()) < 0.25) fields.special = "mp 175";
else fields.dmg = "175";
if (to_item(it) == $item[PADL phone]) break;
if (my_location() != $location[the battlefield (hippy uniform)] || get_counters("Communications Windchimes",0,10) != "" ||
string_modifier("Outfit") != "War Hippy Fatigues" || appearance_rates(my_location())[last_monster()] > 0) continue; break;The "> 0" part should be <= 0, shouldn't it?
War heroes also have an appearance rate of 0, so changing it would exclude them, but the only way to include them might be to list them specifically. Or maybe you can check for the map containing that monster instead, somehow (that seems like it would be better).
zarqon
Well-known member
"nomultistun" no longer exists. I search/replaced it and uploaded a fixed batfactors with r50, however due to my typos those didn't get replaced. Thanks for catching those, Fluxxy.
I intend for my next major update to add initial support for Sauceror curses. Kickback will be the tricky bit -- does it work for all combat spells or only Sauceror ones? Does it work for spells that aren't trained at your guild?
@Winterbay: Nice that a wandering monster found the bug for us. Looks like changing it to use "contains" would work.
I intend for my next major update to add initial support for Sauceror curses. Kickback will be the tricky bit -- does it work for all combat spells or only Sauceror ones? Does it work for spells that aren't trained at your guild?
@Winterbay: Nice that a wandering monster found the bug for us. Looks like changing it to use "contains" would work.
digitrev
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By kickback, you mean the weaksauce & marinara explosions? Near as I can tell, they trigger when you're a Sauceror who finished the combat with any spell. In this case, I can confirm that any spell refers to: sauceror spells, pastamancer spells, and sauceshell. Presumably, this also fires for the Hobo spells, and probably anything else that gets reflected by Gurgle / negated by shiny skeletons, etc...
xKiv
Active member
I am not sure it works with stuffed mortar shell.
Bale
Minion
Weaksauce only returns MP for a single hit. If a spell is split between elemental damage types (like saucestorm or weapon of the pastalord) it will only return MP for the largest damage in the final round.
Stuffed Mortar Shell is nice because it does a lot of damage for only 8 MP, not because it stacks.
Stuffed Mortar Shell is nice because it does a lot of damage for only 8 MP, not because it stacks.
Well, the strategy I usually use is to cast Stuffed Mortar Shell and then Weaksauce. It actually does return the MP and, if the shell is correctly aligned, it usually caps at 50MP. Only when running too much ML I need to soften it up a little before casting the Shell so it is guaranteed to be the last hit