Protip: "skill noodles" will return Noodles of Fire (the skill granted by the Pastamancer Ultimate Legendary Epic Weapon), not Entangling Noodles.
SmartStasis -- a complex script for a simple CCS
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Protip: "skill noodles" will return Noodles of Fire (the skill granted by the Pastamancer Ultimate Legendary Epic Weapon), not Entangling Noodles.
That is almost guaranteed to be precisely what people do NOT expect with that CCS.
Hmm.
With a CCS, mafia at least translates to the full skill name when you save it, so you can see what mafia will do with it without really going out of your way. Not so much with the CLI cast command.
zarqon
Well-known member
It's not mafia's fault that KoL named the new skill thusly -- mafia is still matching against skill names intelligently. Besides, I highly doubt that anyone casts skills in combat using the CLI.
(Also, after two days of running -- I mean playing -- Progress Quest at the office, I reached level 8! Hahaha)
(Also, after two days of running -- I mean playing -- Progress Quest at the office, I reached level 8! Hahaha)
If it's ambiguous, why guess at which skill the person means instead of making the user be more specific? Preferring skills that people have over ones they don't have would be good if mafia isn't going to make the user be more specific.
Bale
Minion
That sounds like a good idea at first, but can you imagine the confusion it will cause when a trusted and familiar command starts behaving differently just because you learn a new skill? Very bad idea.
Raven434
Member
DOH!
I did see that when I ran it the other night. Thanks for the reminder (hee)^3
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skill enta
skill sauces
item bottle gone
Bale
Minion
I've been getting a lot of this today:
As hongry as my ghost is, I wish he'd shut up about it after the fight is over!
Code:
Request 1 of 5 (Junkyard: Near an Abandoned Refrigerator) in progress...
[916] Near an Abandoned Refrigerator
Encounter: spider gremlin
Strategy: H:\KolMafia\ccs\default.ccs [default]
Round 0: bale loses initiative!
Round 1: Chohoshi lolls back and forth, holding his growling stomach and drooling.
You lose 5 hit points
1/5 monsters dropping 1 goals.
This monster drops all your remaining goals!
Round 1: bale uses the facsimile dictionary!
You lose 5 hit points
[COLOR="#808000"]Your ghost is hongry.[/COLOR]
Round 2: bale uses the facsimile dictionary!
You lose 5 hit points
[COLOR="#808000"]Your ghost is hongry.[/COLOR]
Round 3: bale uses the facsimile dictionary!
You lose 4 hit points
[COLOR="#808000"]Your ghost is hongry.[/COLOR]
Round 4: bale uses the facsimile dictionary!
You lose 6 hit points
[COLOR="#808000"]Your ghost is hongry.[/COLOR]
Round 5: bale casts SAUCY SALVE!
KoLmafia thinks it is round 6 but KoL thinks it is round 5
You gain 12 hit points
Round 6: bale uses the facsimile dictionary!
KoLmafia thinks it is round 7 but KoL thinks it is round 6
You lose 4 hit points
[COLOR="#808000"]Your ghost is hongry.[/COLOR]
Round 7: bale uses the facsimile dictionary!
KoLmafia thinks it is round 8 but KoL thinks it is round 7
You lose 5 hit points
[COLOR="#808000"]Your ghost is hongry.[/COLOR]
Round 8: bale uses the facsimile dictionary!
KoLmafia thinks it is round 9 but KoL thinks it is round 8
You lose 4 hit points
[COLOR="#808000"]Your ghost is hongry.[/COLOR]
Round 9: bale casts SAUCY SALVE!
KoLmafia thinks it is round 10 but KoL thinks it is round 8
You gain 28 hit points
Round 10: bale uses the facsimile dictionary!
KoLmafia thinks it is round 11 but KoL thinks it is round 9
You lose 5 hit points
[COLOR="#808000"]Your ghost is hongry.[/COLOR]
Round 11: bale uses the molybdenum magnet!
KoLmafia thinks it is round 12 but KoL thinks it is round 10
You acquire an item: molybdenum pliers
You gain 25 Muscularity Points
You gain 84 Meat
After Battle: Chohoshi smiles broadly, revealing his pearly whites. Er, greens, in this case.
You gain 32 Beefiness
You gain 12 Wizardliness
You gain 15 Chutzpah
[COLOR="#808000"]Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.
Your ghost is hongry.[/COLOR]
Conditions satisfied after 1 adventures.As hongry as my ghost is, I wish he'd shut up about it after the fight is over!
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zarqon
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@Winterbay: You would have to either 1) edit SS to handle these combos (Bale's Rave combo consult script might give you some clues, or 2) wait for someone to have time to add this to SS. Glazius messaged me about adding Bale's code into FTF or somesuch, and he may be posting that.
Otherwise, I'll definitely be adding this eventually. As I feared, the new school year (I'm a teacher and the school year started at the beginning of this month) meant that I have had little or no time for playing KoL, much less scripting for it. (And of course, that would be when they release a huge content update.) I'll be able to get back into it soon I hope, once people (students and teachers) get into the swing of things.
@Bale: fixed locally, you'll have to wait for the update like everyone else.
I'm thinking of doing a "maintenance" update soon for FTF and SS, since there were quite a few changes to them, and they still work, even though BatMan doesn't yet. Might have time for that this weekend.
I hope everyone had a lovely St. Paddy's Day.
Otherwise, I'll definitely be adding this eventually. As I feared, the new school year (I'm a teacher and the school year started at the beginning of this month) meant that I have had little or no time for playing KoL, much less scripting for it. (And of course, that would be when they release a huge content update.) I'll be able to get back into it soon I hope, once people (students and teachers) get into the swing of things.
@Bale: fixed locally, you'll have to wait for the update like everyone else.
I'm thinking of doing a "maintenance" update soon for FTF and SS, since there were quite a few changes to them, and they still work, even though BatMan doesn't yet. Might have time for that this weekend.
I hope everyone had a lovely St. Paddy's Day.
Bale
Minion
Glad to hear that, zarqon! I hope your schedule lightens up soon.
@Winterbay: My consult script that zarqon refers to is here.
More relevant info:
@Winterbay: My consult script that zarqon refers to is here.
More relevant info:
raveCombo1 = Rave Concentration = Item Drop +30
raveCombo2 = Rave Nirvana = Meat Drop +50
raveCombo3 = Rave Knockout = multi-round stun + damage
raveCombo4 = Rave Bleeding = recurring damage
raveCombo5 = Rave Steal = extra auto-pickpocket (if no pickpocket this round)
raveCombo6 = Rave Substats = immediate substats
raveCombo2 = Rave Nirvana = Meat Drop +50
raveCombo3 = Rave Knockout = multi-round stun + damage
raveCombo4 = Rave Bleeding = recurring damage
raveCombo5 = Rave Steal = extra auto-pickpocket (if no pickpocket this round)
raveCombo6 = Rave Substats = immediate substats
Bale
Minion
@Winterbay: I wasn't originally intending to answer your question, but I your question inspired me to spend a little time studying SS to consider if it would take much rewriting. I may be over-simplifying zarqon's algorithm, but I think that this is what you'd have to do to get the script to use Rave nirvana and Concentration instead of the discoversions that cost a lot more MP.
My answer is crude, and an obvious paste-in to SmartStasis and I'm certain zarqon's final version will be more elegant, but I think that this will do the job. (Plus I pretty much ignore Disco Pickpocketing since that will best be handled by FTF, I think.
PHP:
// cast a disco combo if possible (checks for profitability are included for nirvana/concentration)
string disco_combo(skill[int] seq, effect grants, int damage, string page) {
if (my_class() != $class[disco bandit]) return page;
int combocost;
foreach key,val in seq combocost = combocost + mp_cost(val);
if (my_mp() < combocost || have_effect(grants) > 0 || monster_hp() <= damage + to_int(have_equipped($item[disco banjo]))*3 +
to_int(have_equipped($item[shagadelic disco banjo]))*7 + to_int(have_equipped($item[makeshift castanets]))*10 +
to_int(have_equipped($item[Chester's moustache]))*20 + to_int(string_modifier("Outfit") == "Tawdry Tramp Togs")*20 +
to_int(my_familiar() == $familiar[frumious bandersnatch])*count(seq)*0.75*(familiar_weight(my_familiar())+numeric_modifier("Familiar Weight")) ||
round > 30 - count(seq)) return page;
float compen = 0;
if (intheclear() && inmp > mpforstasis) compen = max((28.0 - round)*inmp,0);
float dcprofit, base, adjusted;
switch (grants) {
case $effect[rave concentration]:
foreach it,chance in item_drops() {
base = minmax((100.0+numeric_modifier("Item Drop"))/100.0*chance,0,100);
if (base == 100) continue;
adjusted = minmax((130.0+numeric_modifier("Item Drop"))/100.0*chance,0,100);
if (base == adjusted) continue;
if (is_goal(it)) { dcprofit = 9999999; break; }
dcprofit = dcprofit + (adjusted - base)*autosell_price(it);
}
if (dcprofit < meatpermp*(to_float(combocost) - compen)) return page;
break;
case $effect[disco concentration]:
foreach it,chance in item_drops() {
base = minmax((100.0+numeric_modifier("Item Drop"))/100.0*chance,0,100);
if (base == 100) continue;
adjusted = minmax((120.0+numeric_modifier("Item Drop"))/100.0*chance,0,100);
if (base == adjusted) continue;
if (is_goal(it)) { dcprofit = 9999999; break; }
dcprofit = dcprofit + (adjusted - base)*autosell_price(it);
}
if (dcprofit < meatpermp*(to_float(combocost) - compen)) return page;
break;
case $effect[rave nirvana]: if (nowfightingonstageone != $monster[dirty thieving brigand] &&
0.5*to_float(meat_drop()) < meatpermp*(to_float(combocost) - compen)) return page;
case $effect[disco nirvana]: if (nowfightingonstageone != $monster[dirty thieving brigand] &&
0.3*to_float(meat_drop()) < meatpermp*(to_float(combocost) - compen)) return page;
}
foreach key,val in seq page = act(try_skill(page,val));
return page;
}
string try_combos(string page) {
skill[int] dcomb;
boolean can_rave = have_skill($skill[Break It On Down]) && have_skill($skill[Pop and Lock It])
&& have_skill($skill[Run Like the Wind]);
int rave_cost = mp_cost($skill[Break It On Down]) + mp_cost($skill[Pop and Lock It]) + mp_cost($skill[Run Like the Wind]);
boolean can_rave_concentrate = (my_class() == $class[disco bandit] && count(item_drops()) > 0 && can_rave && monster_hp() > 25 &&
my_mp() >= rave_cost);
boolean can_rave_nirvana = (my_class() == $class[disco bandit] && meat_drop() > 0 && can_rave && monster_hp() > 17 &&
my_mp() >= rave_cost);
if (can_rave_concentrate) {
matcher combo = create_matcher("(.+),(.+),(.+)", get_property("raveCombo1"));
if(combo.find()) {
for i from 1 to 3
dcomb[i] = combo.group(i).to_skill();
page = disco_combo(dcomb,$effect[rave concentration],25,page);
}
}
if (can_rave_nirvana) {
matcher combo = create_matcher("(.+),(.+),(.+)", get_property("raveCombo2"));
if(combo.find()) {
for i from 0 to 2
dcomb[i] = combo.group(i).to_skill();
page = disco_combo(dcomb,$effect[rave nirvana],25,page);
}
}
if (can_nirvana) {
dcomb[0] = $skill[disco dance of doom];
dcomb[1] = $skill[disco dance ii: electric boogaloo];
page = disco_combo(dcomb,$effect[disco nirvana],17,page);
}
if (can_concentrate) {
dcomb[0] = $skill[disco eye-poke];
dcomb[1] = $skill[disco dance of doom];
dcomb[2] = $skill[disco dance ii: electric boogaloo];
return disco_combo(dcomb,$effect[disco concentration],19,page);
}
return page;
}My answer is crude, and an obvious paste-in to SmartStasis and I'm certain zarqon's final version will be more elegant, but I think that this will do the job. (Plus I pretty much ignore Disco Pickpocketing since that will best be handled by FTF, I think.
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Here's a slight update to SmartStasis. It'll try to perform the various rave combos if you're capable of them and they make sense to do, including the rave pickpocket combo if you haven't stolen something with FirstThingsFirst.
FirstThingsFirst was tweaked slightly to incorporate these changes, as detailed in this post.
It assumes that any given rave combo will do 30 damage, which is probably a bit on the high side.
As an added bonus it handles the corner case where an enemy will only drop one item and you've already pickpocketed it or you're going to rave-pickpocket it, and doesn't fire off either Concentration combo.
FirstThingsFirst was tweaked slightly to incorporate these changes, as detailed in this post.
It assumes that any given rave combo will do 30 damage, which is probably a bit on the high side.
As an added bonus it handles the corner case where an enemy will only drop one item and you've already pickpocketed it or you're going to rave-pickpocket it, and doesn't fire off either Concentration combo.
Instead of? Wouldn't you want them in addition to the currently-used combos?
zarqon
Well-known member
Did you, by chance, have a hammer of some kind equipped? A similar (same?) issue has been mentioned in the FTF thread (sorry for all the thread-hopping!), where fighting gremlins while having a hammer equipped will do exactly as you have posted here. A fix for that is on its way.
A bit belatedly, but no, I wasn't trying to steal your thunder. I looked at your (earlier) rave consult script, the one that just pickpocketed, and adapted the logic. Then I posted it the next morning once I was satisfied it'd work. There may still be a bug or two somewhere, but it's nothing that a few days as a Disco Bandit in various places has uncovered.