Thread

Xelogot Script Help (Bots)

Xelogot Script Help // Bots

1  |  

just in

Dec 20, 2001, 2:25am
Could someone please give me a hand with a simple Xelogot script... either
contact me email or t'gram

I need a script that will create change and delete objects based on the time
of day

eg...

at 1:10pm create a wavspk
at 1:15pm delete same wavspk

at 1 minute intervals change sign3 to alternate display from "Hello" to
"Welcome" and back

Thanks, Justin (user: Just In, justefyde at hotmail.com)

who

Dec 20, 2001, 9:00am
Hmm wonder if you get this reply, I have a feeling I am on your
blacklist.. ;)

Anyway, remember its imperative for this tacked together script that the
$BoardAct is specific or the bot will find every sign in existence and
mess up the change.

The script can be well improved on, it is in its current method as its
pieces put together from other scripts.

Also you will need to create a text file in the script dir called
obs1.txt which has just one line as follows:

model=


Create a sign and have the action field exactly match the $BoardDes (or
vise versa) And then run the script.....

[Head]
Type=Script
Version=2.0

[Settings]
Origin=0.000n 0.000w 0.00a 0.0
Run


[Script]
var /s_obs, $obs
var $min, $day1, $day2, $day3, $day4, $hour
var at QueryPos, %IsQuerying
var $BoardAct, ~Board, $BoardDes, ~Boarda
$BoardAct = "create sign; zxcv"
%IsQuerying = 0
$day1=1
$day2=10
$day3=1
$day4=15
$obs = obs1.txt
$g = "wavspk.rwx"
at k = 0.50n 1.0w 0.50a 270.0
$h = "create sound deport1"

Label start
GetLocation at QueryPos
OnQueryCompleteEvent Complete
%IsQuerying = 1
Say Please wait - scanning
QueryAt at QueryPos
Label WaitForQuery
IfInt %IsQuerying = 1 Goto WaitForQuery
$BoardDes = "Hello"
Say Completed scan
GoSub Findboard
~Board = ~Boarda
GoSub timeout
Label MainLoop
Wait 1
Label MainLoop1
GetHour $hour
IfString $hour = $day1 Goto MainLoop2
IfString $hour = $day3 Goto MainLoop2
Goto MainLoop1
Label MainLoop2
GetMinute $min
IfString $min = $day2 Goto Mainloop3
Else IfString $min = $day4 GoSub delete
Else Goto MainLoop1
Goto MainLoop2
Label MainLoop3
IfInt %i = 1 Goto MainLoop
SlistLoad /s_obs $obs
GetModel ~k $g
GetLocation ~k at k
GetAction ~k $h
ObjectAdd ~k
GetObjectNumber %m ~k
SListSetField /s_obs model 1 ~k
SListSetField /s_obs model 2 %m
SlistSave /s_obs $obs
%i = 1
GoTo MainLoop

Label sign
GoSub Findboard
~Board = ~Boarda
GoSub timeout
ResetTo Mainloop

End

Sub FindBoard
FilterClear
ResClear
FilterAction $BoardAct
ResFromSurveyFilter
IfGetResObjectItem ~Board 1 GoSub Makeboard
EndSub
Sub MakeBoard
~Boarda = ~Board
IfString $BoardDes = "Hello" $BoardDes = "Welcome"
Else IfString $BoardDes = "Welcome" $BoardDes = "Hello"
Say $BoardDes
GetDescription ~Boarda $BoardDes
ObjectModify ~Board ~Boarda
EndSub

Event Complete
%IsQuerying = 0
EndEvent

Sub timeout
ClearTimeouts
OnTimeoutEvent Timeout
GetDateTime !d
AddMinutes !e !d 1
SetTimeout !e
EndSub

Event Timeout
GetTimeout !e
ResetTo sign
EndEvent

Sub delete
SlistLoad /s_obs $obs
SListGetField /s_obs model 1 ~m
SListGetField /s_obs model 2 %m
GetObjectNumber ~n %m
GetLocation ~n ~m
ObjectDelete ~n
%i = 0
EndSub

[View Quote] > Could someone please give me a hand with a simple Xelogot script... either
> contact me email or t'gram
>
> I need a script that will create change and delete objects based on the time
> of day
>
> eg...
>
> at 1:10pm create a wavspk
> at 1:15pm delete same wavspk
>
> at 1 minute intervals change sign3 to alternate display from "Hello" to
> "Welcome" and back
>
> Thanks, Justin (user: Just In, justefyde at hotmail.com)
>
>
>

just in

Dec 20, 2001, 11:06pm
Thankyou Who :o)

So much for thinking it was going to be "simple" - Sheesh what a lot of
code! If there are any refinements please let me know.

Regards, Justin

PS: With only one exception, I have no "blacklist".

[View Quote]

who

Dec 21, 2001, 9:57am
Hi,

The code could be simplified quite a bit. The use of "IsBetween"
statements for the time and the negation of saving the speaker object to
a file would trim it a fair bit. But as i said, it was tacked together
from pieces of existing script - I didn't write one from scratch :)

Also the idea of saving the speaker object to a file is to negate
connection problems etc. Normally if a bot disconnects or something it
will forget where it placed an object, saving the relative info of the
object to a file means that the bot could be reactivated a week later
and the file would tell it what the object is and where. In your case
its not that useful as the speaker is only there 5 minutes a day. But if
you decide to add many other objects created at other times then it
would become useful.

As to your New Years idea (sent via email) you can just add to the
script. The variables for the objects created can be stored in a file
and the bot can read it in at a particular time and build it.

This actually the same as what is done with the speaker, only it loads
multiple objects. Save your NY fireworks etc as a project and just get
the bot to load it in and build it, and then afterwards it deletes it.
Remember the bot has to also save the build success list after creating
the objects. This is much like an earlier post I replied to about
filtering objects.

Some example of loading a project and saving the build result:

OnProjectCompleteEvent complete
Label Build
ClearLists
ProjectClear
ProjectLoad $f
ProjectBuildED
Label Loop
GoTo Loop
Label carryon
SaveListAS $s
Say constructed....
Wait 120
Say Ok thats enough of that.....
ProjectLoad $s
ClearLists
ProjectDestroyED
Say Thats it, test complete..
End

Event complete
ResetTo carryon
EndEvent

$f is the name of your file you made of the stuff. $s is a name you give
to the save file for the build success list.

You could easily add the above and activate it with another time control.

[View Quote] > Thankyou Who :o)
>
> So much for thinking it was going to be "simple" - Sheesh what a lot of
> code! If there are any refinements please let me know.
>
> Regards, Justin
>
> PS: With only one exception, I have no "blacklist".
>
[View Quote] >

1  |  
Awportals.com is a privately held community resource website dedicated to Active Worlds.
Copyright (c) Mark Randall 2006 - 2024. All Rights Reserved.
Awportals.com   ·   ProLibraries Live   ·   Twitter   ·   LinkedIn