Hello buddies! I am having a little issue here.. it has always been doing this and i can't seem to find the problem my self, so i'm trying to make a post in here The bot went fine from 1-23 but then at Ashenvale it just didn't wanna do it my way anymore.. it opens up flight path window, shuts it down again and opens it up. Same happens if i abort and start again. What can the issue here be? The log is here, note i had it running for 9 hours so it is quite big so i just pasted the important stuff.. View attachment Edited log.txt Edit: Using Fpsware Warrior and Kick's questing profiles.
didnt check the log, but u must reboot game and bot, and check if next quest in list is the one that u have to take from capital boards
Cheers, it worked. Why didn't i think of that lol. Is this a known issue? Because it's pretty sad to put it on (AFK) and then you wake up and it had reached a half level.. lol
in your settings, Uncheck Use Flight masters, and uncheck Learn Flight Paths. just turning it off all together will make sure it wont do it again.
godamn the flightmaster issues still arent under control it seems. its been months, close to half a yr id say
i know kick, you pwn. your profiles are absolutely amazing. highvoltz is also very dedicated it seems and his pb is pretty much the only reason why i got this tranwreck of a bot to keep doing what i need it to do. i wish this thing would become open source. id say this could be brought back to life within a month, with all these massive issues being resolved. if there was a programmer who shows at least some degree of dedication... seriously: what have these guys been doing between 4.2 and 4.3 (aside from wanking)?! im not screaming for increased functionality or anything and you cant expect a team to keep improving their project free of charge for years, but flightpaths not working properly is just sad. so are a lot of other issues. its absolutely amazing that they found the energy to change the gui back then though lol, still wondering what the actual motives for that were.
