It would be fantastic if we could have a Razor hotkey for opening doors like the one that can be made in game.
I agree with you, it would easier to manage with a single list. Admittedly, the way the current Razor codebase is setup, it was easier and "fit" better so I went that route. I added it to my todo list to research some more.
ideas - is it possible to move items up and down using the CTRL arrow in the list of the organizer and restock agents? - i believe scavenger behaves the same. whatever is 1st line, it ll try that 1st. so again, CTRL + arrow movment? - i see there is an "undress cloths, how about undress armour? - same goes for toggle (cloth vs armour) - search box in the friends list testing 1.7 @Quick
Anyone know why when I try and copy a macro in razor that it starts as a note pad?.Even when I make my test macro in razor and put nothing in it. I can go to where all the macros are stored in razor and it is a blank note pad..I just can't seem to copy a macro and make it work. Thanks in advance.
I see that there is a pause macro hotkey. Is it possible to have a pause macro button on the interface under record macro?
Hey all, I just wanted to give a quick update on the latest build of Razor. Updates/Additions: - Supports both the standard OSI client and the new ClassicUO client (still in testing) - Added base support for for Linux & Mac - Optimized start up times, merged in Ultima.dll. - Added Grab Item Hotkey. Use this hotkey, click on an item and it will go in your bag. - Added Set Grab Item HotBag Hotkey. Set the bag you want items you grab to go into, uses your main bag by default. - Queue Last/Self default to disabled, also auto-queue object delay default to disabled. (This would cause confusion for new people using Razor) - Added Criminal, Murderer and Innocent Next/Prev hotkeys - Added Next/Previous for Friendly, Grey and Non-Friendly - Added sub-categories to the Hotkey menu for Targets - Added a hotkey to toggle war mode only, and toggle peace only (instead of toggling one or the other). A lot of work has gone into getting Razor to support both the standard OSI client and the new ClassicUO client, along with support for Mac and Linux without special steps to get it going. Because of these changes, all future versions of Razor released will be under the 1.6.x.x versioning schema to (hopefully) avoid confusion. 1.5.0.17 is the last version to support only the OSI client.
When opening MIBs ... does anyone know where the CSV file gets saved? I assumed it would be in the Razor dir, but I can't find it there.
You should see a folder called "JMap" in the root of the Razor folder, and within that is MIBPins.csv
Yeah .. that's where I thought it should be. I opened up 95 MIBs ... and there's no MIBPins.csv in that directory .
Ahh .. nevermind . I just created a blank text document , renamed it to MIBPins.csv, opened a MIB, and now it seems to be working again Thanks @Quick . Awesome work.
Hey, my crafting macro ends in the middle of a for loop if my tool breaks. I'm interested as to why the macro ends instead of continuing the for loop - something to do with Razor? I have v1.5.0.17. I tried debugging it with Say command and when my tool breaks, the macro doesn't reach "Debug_3". The idea of the macro is to use 4 similar macros whose only difference is the organizer agent and the next macro being played. So the macro always plays the next macro 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4... Pseudocode for the crafting macro: Code: Say: Start (Debug_1) Restock Boards with Absolute Target Pause 1 second For 10 times: Say: N (Debug_2) Double-click Nails Wait for Gump GumpResponse Make Last Wait for Gump Say: ef (Debug_3) End For Say: Organize (Debug_4) Organizer Agent Pause 8 seconds Say: End (Debug_5) Play next macro (with different organizer) I also tried replacing the second "Wait for Gump" with a 3 second pause as suggested by a more experienced crafter, but the same behaviour exists (i.e. macro ends in the middle of the for loop). Additionally queued actions seem to break the for loop, but I only experienced this once. Only if the tool breaks on the last (10th) iteration of the for loop, the macros will continue. I'm all good though - if I put the "!Loop" line in the beginning of the file, then the macro that ends will begin from the start. I'm just putting my findings out here in case it helps improve Razor and my future macros.
Hi! A little suggestion, dunno if it's a biggy or not but I think it would be easier to assign the hotkey directly to the macro instead of going to the hotkey tab and look it up. (I know I'm lazy ) I made a copy/paste rearrange in paint just to show what I mean. Maybe even put a info text below the hotkey window that show up automatic before you hit "Set" if you already has the hotkeycombo to some other macro. So if you for exaample check Ctrl + k a label will appaer "that hotkey are already assigned to bla bla macro" if it's already in use. Cheers
Using a tailoring macro to make an item then use scissors to cut it up. Keep getting a message of, "This item must be in your backpack." Double Click (sewing kit (0F9D)) Wait For Gump (Any) GumpResponse (Button 21) Pause 6.00sec Double Click (scissors (0F9F)) Wait For Target Target by Type robe (1F03) There is a robe nearby, but it's in a bag that isn't open. There should be no way the client is "seeing" this to get it confused with items in my main pack
I've always had trouble when raising tailoring and if I'm working on said robe, if there is another one on screen or even a screen off i get that message. I learned to raise tailoring in an isolated house and nowhere near banks.
Would it be possible to add the hue property to organizers/restock agents? That way we could separate things like Tailor and Smith BODs, ores, etc