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I'm working on a script that moves items from my inventor to a dchest. If I understand correctly, $${SLOTCLICK(54,l,true)}$$ should shift left click the first slot of my main inventory block to a doublechest, however it does nothing when I use the bind. How would I go about making a macro that worked to do this?

Hey -- I wanted to find out if this mod is the right one for me. I want to use the automatic fishing farm on my alt account while I play on my main.

The auto farm essentially requires you to hold down right click.

So I would need to find a way to:

1) Hold down right click
2) Minimize


Is this possible in this mod, and how would I go about doing it, please?

Thanks!

Quote from Mart3323

Yeah, i can't figure these out either, you're probably right

As a workaround, you can tick the [expr] checkbox and use global variables @#progressmin and @#progressmax for your bar (or just max, if that's the only side you change), then Set() those instead
that works fine for me

Yes. That's what I ended up doing.

Hi, I have a macro that makes you run forward and punch infinitely, however I would like to minimize while this happens - as soon as I minimize the window the escape button window comes up and I stop running and hitting. This may be out of the scope of the mod, but is there any way to have the mine craft window active whilst in a different tab?

Thanks

I can't get the KEYUP and KEYDOWN commands to work for the attack and use keys, I've tried all the possible names. Halp

Quote from kiarules

1) You'll need a background script that runs KEY(use) over and over
2) No auto-minimize; but just do it yourself.

Could you be more specific on 1)?

I'm real newbie to mobds and coding etc etc...

Thanks

Quote from CommunistWitchDr

I'm working on a script that moves items from my inventor to a dchest. If I understand correctly, $${SLOTCLICK(54,l,true)}$$ should shift left click the first slot of my main inventory block to a doublechest, however it does nothing when I use the bind. How would I go about making a macro that worked to do this?

Did you hold macro override while pressing it?, when a GUI is open, your keypresses are generally ignored (wouldn't want to trigger all of your scripts when typing into chat would you? =P)
The script itself looks perfect, just make sure that it actually runs (when in doubt, add a Log("clicking"))

Quote from GunmanBear

Is there a site where i can read all those commands? I'm new to this and i want to make a scrip that writes in chat to the nearest player "[NAME] team?".

Yes, it's been linked constantly, just look at like the last two pages for mkb.bplaced.com/wiki?

And no, you can't detect entities around you, only the one you're physically targetting (aiming at when within punching distance)

Quote from Mart3323

Did you hold macro override while pressing it?, when a GUI is open, your keypresses are generally ignored (wouldn't want to trigger all of your scripts when typing into chat would you? =P)
The script itself looks perfect, just make sure that it actually runs (when in doubt, add a Log("clicking"))

That was exactly it! Thanks, works great now. Is there any way to activate override via script, so one button press could open a chest then stash my entire inventory?

Quote from CommunistWitchDr

That was exactly it! Thanks, works great now. Is there any way to activate override via script, so one button press could open a chest then stash my entire inventory?

You can activate scripts via scripts yet, but that's probably not what you want

I recommend making the script something you press before opening the chest in that case
start it with Key(use);Do();Until(GUI = "GUICONTAINER") or whatever the chest is

Or you can just omit the Key(use) to just activate it and have it wait for you to open a chest yourself

What's the max number of commands one .txt can handle? I'm making a script that auto-builds a beacon pyramid and the script stops like halfway through, I tried converting it to ECHO commands and it still went haywire.
Code:
That's as far as I got into it before testing it to find half the first level completed and one block on the second level. Do I have to use multiple files for this to work?
BTW I know about the /fill command but this is for 1.7

Last time I asked here, you guys were a great help. This time, I have a question about loops. I want to create a macro that will loop a certain number of times, asked at the beginning of the macro, and will run [command] designated at the beginning of the macro every [time] designated at the beginning of the macro.

Quote from GreensMC

What's the max number of commands one .txt can handle? I'm making a script that auto-builds a beacon pyramid and the script stops like halfway through, I tried converting it to ECHO commands and it still went haywire. Code:

 $${ECHO(ECHO(/setblock ~ ~ ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~ ~ ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~ ~ ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~ ~ ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~ ~ ~4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~ ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~ ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~ ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~4 ~ ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~ ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~ ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~ ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~4 ~ ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~ ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~ ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~ ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~4 ~ ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~ ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~ ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~ ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~4 ~ ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~ ~4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~ ~4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~ ~4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~4 ~ ~4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~ ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~ ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~ ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~4 ~ ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~ ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~ ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~ ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~4 ~ ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~ ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~ ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~ ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~4 ~ ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~ ~-4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~ ~-4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~ ~-4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~4 ~ ~-4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~ ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~ ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~ ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-4 ~ ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~ ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~ ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~ ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-4 ~ ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~ ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~ ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~ ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-4 ~ ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~ ~4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~ ~4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~ ~4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-4 ~ ~4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~ ~ ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~ ~ ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~ ~ ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~ ~ ~-4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~ ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~ ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~ ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-4 ~ ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~ ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~ ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~ ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-4 ~ ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~ ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~ ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~ ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-4 ~ ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~ ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~ ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~ ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-4 ~ ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~ ~-4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~ ~-4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~ ~-4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-4 ~ ~-4 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~ ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~1 ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~1 ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~1 ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~1 ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~1 ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~1 ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~1 ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~1 ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~1 ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~1 ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~1 ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~1 ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~1 ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~1 ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~1 ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~1 ~1 ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~2 ~1 ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~3 ~1 ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~1 ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~1 ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~1 ~1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~1 ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~1 ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~1 ~2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~1 ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~1 ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~1 ~3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~1 ~ gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~1 ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~1 ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~1 ~-1 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~1 ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~1 ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~1 ~-2 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-1 ~1 ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-2 ~1 ~-3 gold_block 0 delete); ECHO(/setblock ~-3 ~1 ~-3 gold_block 0 delete);}$$ 

That's as far as I got into it before testing it to find half the first level completed and one block on the second level. Do I have to use multiple files for this to work? BTW I know about the /fill command but this is for 1.7

$${
#xs = XPOS
#ys = YPOS
#zs = ZPOS
Log("&bConstruction started")

#yd = 0
For(#xd,1,9)
NEXT

Log(&b 1/4 layers)

#yd = 1
For(#xd,2,8)
NEXT

Log(&b 2/4 layers)

#yd = 2
For(#xd,3,7)
NEXT

Log(&b 3/4 layers)

#yd = 3
For(#xd,4,6)
NEXT

Log(&b 4/4 layers)

#yd = 4
#xd = 5
#zd = 0
#x = #xs + #xd
#y = #ys + #yd
#z = #zs + #zd
Echo(/setblock %#x% %#y% %#z% beacon 0 delete)

Log(&a Construction complete)
}$$

You could also have another layer of loops for the value of #y because it's a pyramid so it ends up being just one Echo() command used for ALL the blocks, but i hope this is a good balance between readability and logic
Untested (not sure if vanilla?, sounds like it could be), but i'm hoping it should work, or at least get you close to it

Quote from ZeplinMike24

Last time I asked here, you guys were a great help. This time, I have a question about loops. I want to create a macro that will loop a certain number of times, asked at the beginning of the macro, and will run [command] designated at the beginning of the macro every [time] designated at the beginning of the macro.

Easy, very easy

$${
Prompt(&n,$$[Number of times to loop])
Prompt(&delay,$$[Delay between each command])
Prompt(&command,$$[Command])

Do(%&n%)
Echo(%&command%)
Wait(%&delay%)
Loop
}$$

About the beacon script.., note that your flood protection settings can throttle it, and if you have it set to type [Discard], then the reason it won't build more is because it doesn't let that many commands through a second, and it's discarding the remainder

You can either turn it off, set it to ignore commands, turn it to queue (so it just builds slowly from that point on), or put the wait in your script (one wait(1)) after every Echo)

It's tested now though, works fine in my singleplayer

How would one make a script to do "/bal Playername" for all player names which are in a .txt file

Quote from TorchRJ_

How would one make a script to do "/bal Playername" for all player names which are in a .txt file

Can you decide how this list is formatted?
If it can be like
&list[] = Player1
&list[] = Player2
...etc

then the script simply needs to clear that var, run that file as a script, then loop over the array and echo for each name

Just a tip: For anyone who wants to run something on an alt in the background, hit F3 + P, it'll stop the escape menu on alt tab.


Now for my question, can anyone please quickly create a script that when I press L it'll type /craft and auto craft Paper? (ID 339) then close it?