OCD Inventory control
- Thread starter Bale
- Start date
ereinion
Member
Whoops, how did I manage that. Sorry for not being more careful when sorting the files, but luckily it seems the problem was sorted out anyway. Thanks a ton for putting in all this effort in order to provide us end-users with such an amazing program and such nice scripts
Eliteofdelete
Member
Hey, I had a few questions about the script before I run it. I am setting the items and was wondering what happens when I select pulverize. Does it send them to the wad bot? Also, what option should I select for malusing?
Fluxxdog
Active member
If you have the pulverize skill, it'll smash for you. Otherwise, if available, it'll send the items to wadbot.
Only if you are incapable of smashing them yourself.
Pulverize. If they can be combined, it's handle it as appropriate. If you have Pulverize and have access to the muscle guild, it'll upgrade. Otherwise, it'll send the stuff to wadbot to be upgraded.
Eliteofdelete
Member
Alright thanks, what about kbay stuff. Is the min price for the lot or per item? Also, I was looking at the code it for the kbay and it seemed to put them in max lots of 100, is this correct?
BladeLight
Member
errr... what??
It's set as to put them into my closet....
It's set as to put them into my closet....
Theraze
Active member
I HIGHLY recommend emptying your stash before running the script. If you're doing PVP and don't want stuff to be stolen... wait until you're in a non-PVP ascension. Or set OCD to closet everything. But if for some reason it decides that it should have 14 bowling balls and they 'disappear' in a failed move, mafia will probably get more. Dangers of acquire/retrieve_item... it WILL end up with 14 in inventory. How? Eh. Whatever.
BladeLight
Member
I've relogged and refreshed and it's still doing it! There's nothing in Hagnk's!
Theraze
Active member
Well, at the time of your log, there apparently was...
Also note that logging out and logging back in does NOT fully refresh mafia when it gets weird. Quit. Make sure mafia is completely closed. Update mafia to the latest daily build if it isn't. Then see if it still happens.
Also note that logging out and logging back in does NOT fully refresh mafia when it gets weird. Quit. Make sure mafia is completely closed. Update mafia to the latest daily build if it isn't. Then see if it still happens.
Razorsoup
Member
Could the "pulling items from stash" comment be referring to a clan stash instead of Hagnk's?
Considering that any such behavior constitutes a bug - when you log out and log in again without exiting, KoLmafia's state is supposed reflect the new character and only the new character - we have gone to considerable trouble to squash any and all such bugs when they are reported.
Since you claim that such bugs still exist (by using the present tense and all that), I assume there are some existing bug reports that we have missed. Can you point me to them, please? Or, if there are no such bug reports, yet you still claim that bugs exist (by using the present tense, and all that), how about if you write a bug report?
You know - explain exactly which character state lingers from an old character when you log out and log in with a new one.
Thanks.
Considering that Hagnk's is "storage", not the "stash", that is clearly what it is referring to.
Theraze
Active member
Sorry, I obviously got that part missed up.
Post from Darzil a week and a half ago. It was fixed, but that was one spot recently where restarting mafia fully cleared something. Note that this doesn't meet your requirement of unfulfilled, since you did fix it.
This thread from February/March on a chat-related memory increase was eventually closed because requested information was not given. Regardless, logging out of mafia didn't reduce memory usage back to normal levels, but fully quitting mafia did.
It's just one of the standard technological troubleshooting steps. If you haven't fully rebooted and replicated the problem, do that first. If you don't have a debug log or some way to make it replicable for the devs, you don't make a bad bug report that just frustrates them. Of course that sometimes means frustrating the devs because you didn't make a badly worded, non-replicable bug report, but... the user loses that decision either way.
Of course! As I said, that is the kind of bug that we always fix.It was fixed, but that was one spot recently where restarting mafia fully cleared something. Note that this doesn't meet your requirement of unfulfilled, since you did fix it.
This has nothing whatsoever to do with character state persisting between one character and the next one.
Theraze
Active member
My statement was not regarding character state. I simply said:
Rather than frustrate you and the other devs with transitory Java environment bugs or memory corruption in the user's environment, I generally tell them to fully relaunch mafia. It fixes a lot of problems, not all, but some.
Some things, like memory allocation, persist between characters. If I leave mafia running through four characters and twelve hours, it runs slower than if I fully close mafia when a character is done. Mafia is currently using 1032.4MB of memory while idling and doing nothing - no chat launched this session, nothing that should be actively working. I fully quit, log back in, and it is using 176.5MB. A maximization string, mall purchase, relay browser, and adventure (including getting the stolen mer-kin pressureglobe back from that pesky dolphin thief) later and it's at 281.0MB. However, it's still less than a third of the former memory allocation and my system, both mafia and otherwise, and significantly snappier. Both the former gig of RAM and the current lesser are on r13256.
Does that mean I need to write up a bug report about mafia using greater and greater amounts of RAM and slowing my system down? Nope. While if a dev feels like it they could try to go on a major memory allocation cleanup series, the benefit isn't worth it unless one of the you awesome people actually wants to go through and look for why it happens. And posting a 50 gig debug log for a whole lot of regular playing isn't going to make anything useful happen except for my Box account getting full which, while amusing, doesn't mean that anyone will actually want to download it, much less try to read through it, without a lot of additional logging to expose when memory is allocated and freed.
Fully refreshing mafia. Clean slate. All new memory allocations. It does include the character state, but that wasn't what I was mainly referring to.
Rather than frustrate you and the other devs with transitory Java environment bugs or memory corruption in the user's environment, I generally tell them to fully relaunch mafia. It fixes a lot of problems, not all, but some.
Some things, like memory allocation, persist between characters. If I leave mafia running through four characters and twelve hours, it runs slower than if I fully close mafia when a character is done. Mafia is currently using 1032.4MB of memory while idling and doing nothing - no chat launched this session, nothing that should be actively working. I fully quit, log back in, and it is using 176.5MB. A maximization string, mall purchase, relay browser, and adventure (including getting the stolen mer-kin pressureglobe back from that pesky dolphin thief) later and it's at 281.0MB. However, it's still less than a third of the former memory allocation and my system, both mafia and otherwise, and significantly snappier. Both the former gig of RAM and the current lesser are on r13256.
Does that mean I need to write up a bug report about mafia using greater and greater amounts of RAM and slowing my system down? Nope. While if a dev feels like it they could try to go on a major memory allocation cleanup series, the benefit isn't worth it unless one of the you awesome people actually wants to go through and look for why it happens. And posting a 50 gig debug log for a whole lot of regular playing isn't going to make anything useful happen except for my Box account getting full which, while amusing, doesn't mean that anyone will actually want to download it, much less try to read through it, without a lot of additional logging to expose when memory is allocated and freed.
Memory usage is completely different from retaining false information when logging in to a new character (or the same character again). Unless you are trying to aggravate Veracity, there is no point in mentioning them in the same conversation (unless you think one is causing the other somehow, but you don't seem to be saying that here).
Theraze
Active member
I'm just going to stop talking about why rebooting helps for now. I see benefits. Both in helpdesk and my personal coding, it's the first step in any troubleshooting I personally take and suggest. The developers of mafia disagree that it should be a part of troubleshooting. That means that I should stop suggesting it to users of mafia. I will attempt to do so and no longer suggest restarting to others as a standard part of troubleshooting problems.
Much like with the last time I was aggravating Veracity, it doesn't benefit to continue trying to show why I believe there's a reason for it when the developers disagree, which was when I stopped talking there. This post serves as notice so that developers hopefully don't need to ask me to post more examples which will only aggravate and frustrate. I hope this is less annoying.
Much like with the last time I was aggravating Veracity, it doesn't benefit to continue trying to show why I believe there's a reason for it when the developers disagree, which was when I stopped talking there. This post serves as notice so that developers hopefully don't need to ask me to post more examples which will only aggravate and frustrate. I hope this is less annoying.