[X] My Assistant

One more thing. There is a little confusion about the version. You wrote the version 1.2.2, while the script has the version 1.1.4. What's the right one? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

Crap. That's what I get for trying to fix two separate versions at once (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) (one to upload to e-h, one with my own settings) The later number is the correct one, I forgot to write it in the public script.

Crap. That's what I get for trying to fix two separate versions at once (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) (one to upload to e-h, one with my own settings) The later number is the correct one, I forgot to write it in the public script.

Thought so. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

Thanks for the report.
But I didn't recreate that problem (nglayout.initialpaint.delay = 0, 100, 250, 1000 ...).
I'm using these:

I just found the true culprit now. It was the priority setting for the firefox process.
If I set it to realtime it will start to skip turn counts, but anything below realtime is fine (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/blink.gif)

Is there any script to dump the entire battle log into some txt or stuff like that?
Or a script to count the accumulate damage dealt that not only count the action turn but also real turn ticks?

Is there any script to dump the entire battle log into some txt or stuff like that?
Or a script to count the accumulate damage dealt that not only count the action turn but also real turn ticks?

Dumping the battle log should be easy. Reloader can already keep the entire battle log, it just has to save it upon round clear.
Determining real turn ticks may be tricky. Personally, I like to think of action turn as the real one, since it is linked with real time. Us being faster actually means monsters are slower, from our point of view.

Dumping the battle log should be easy. Reloader can already keep the entire battle log, it just has to save it upon round clear.
Determining real turn ticks may be tricky. Personally, I like to think of action turn as the real one, since it is linked with real time. Us being faster actually means monsters are slower, from our point of view.

isn't determining real turn is as easy as recording each regen ticks as turn separator?
also using action turn as the real one would be redundant ( i don't know whether it's the correct word ) for statistical purpose since it's varying so much between each person depend on action speed and preference on using haste or not, even on same person, using long cast time spell like heartseeker would make one or some turn different to the other.
while real turn are fixed no matter what fighting style or equipment used. monsters debuff also ticks per real turn not action turn, which makes it easier to calculate for example, damage dealt per one stun tick on the monster.

This post has been edited by Fudo Masamune: Dec 8 2015, 18:49

isn't determining real turn is as easy as recording each regen ticks as turn separator?
also using action turn as the real one would be redundant ( i don't know whether it's the correct word ) for statistical purpose since it's varying so much between each person depend on action speed and preference on using haste or not, even on same person, using long cast time spell like heartseeker would make one or some turn different to the other.
while real turn are fixed no matter what fighting style or equipment used. monsters debuff also ticks per real turn not action turn, which makes it easier to calculate for example, damage dealt per one stun tick on the monster.

I was thinking about determining the exact real time action clock but that was unrelevant. All you need is knowing whether a tick has passed.

All in all, yes, it's doable. I don't wanna do it now though, I got things to do.

isn't determining real turn is as easy as recording each regen ticks as turn separator?
also using action turn as the real one would be redundant ( i don't know whether it's the correct word ) for statistical purpose since it's varying so much between each person depend on action speed and preference on using haste or not, even on same person, using long cast time spell like heartseeker would make one or some turn different to the other.
while real turn are fixed no matter what fighting style or equipment used. monsters debuff also ticks per real turn not action turn, which makes it easier to calculate for example, damage dealt per one stun tick on the monster.

Thats only useful for pure statistical purpose (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)
Because we have 4t/s cap in player turn, it is natural to use it as default.
so all I care are t/s maybe t/r t/mob too, and the total turns for a particular arena.

Thats only useful for pure statistical purpose (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)
Because we have 4t/s cap in player turn, it is natural to use it as default.
so all I care are t/s maybe t/r t/mob too, and the total turns for a particular arena.

Of course I'm asking this for pure statistical purpose, what else would you expect it for? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

Of course I'm asking this for pure statistical purpose, what else would you expect it for? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

For a practical one?

Is there any script to dump the entire battle log into some txt or stuff like that?
Or a script to count the accumulate damage dealt that not only count the action turn but also real turn ticks?

I knew I'd seen something like this a while ago, just had to go find it...

No idea if it still works with the current version of HV, however. I'm sure one of these people in here that know what they're doing can fix it if it doesn't (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/mellow.gif)

log recorder

I knew I'd seen something like this a while ago, just had to go find it...

No idea if it still works with the current version of HV, however. I'm sure one of these people in here that know what they're doing can fix it if it doesn't (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/mellow.gif)

log recorder

ouch, it's a pretty old script, and yeah, some method are already deprecated... but thanks anyway, If nobody here are willing I might try something myself or ask around another forum to build something using this as a base (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

So when I go to use scripts I have found around the forums they don't seem to work. I know it's something I am doing but I don't fully understand what. When I go to add a scrip to GM I always have to use create new script because I don't know how to just add the ones that have already been made. It then asks me to give a name, name space, ect. After that point it brings up the script writing window from which I can finally load scripts I have already found. However, after opening and saving them they just sit there and do nothing. When I click on more info in GM it shows nothing filled in.

So when I go to use scripts I have found around the forums they don't seem to work. I know it's something I am doing but I don't fully understand what. When I go to add a scrip to GM I always have to use create new script because I don't know how to just add the ones that have already been made. It then asks me to give a name, name space, ect. After that point it brings up the script writing window from which I can finally load scripts I have already found. However, after opening and saving them they just sit there and do nothing. When I click on more info in GM it shows nothing filled in.

Either:
First copy the script to your clipboard, and then after you press "New User Script", press "Use script from clipboard" and it'll create it automatically, including the name, author, version, etc.
Or:
From Firefox, Open a script ending in .user.js, and GM will come up and prompt you if you want to install it. Press yes.

Dumping the battle log should be easy. Reloader can already keep the entire battle log, it just has to save it upon round clear.
Determining real turn ticks may be tricky. Personally, I like to think of action turn as the real one, since it is linked with real time. Us being faster actually means monsters are slower, from our point of view.

Note that the browser will usually slow down (rather drastically) if you:
1) Have the reloader keep the entire battle log, by appending the the logs to the top, as some versions of the reloader will do.
2) Have a really long battle.

This is mostly because browsers have their DOM elements optimized for "append" rather than "prepend".
For me, I usually store statistics on the battle on a per-click basis.

If you want to do batch calculations, I'd recommend finding a version of the reloader that prepends logs, instead of replacing the logs, and changing the prepend behavior to append instead.

Although, I think HVStat implements most of the stat-counting you might need already.

is there a script that removes dead monsters away and compacts the rest so that i do not have to move my mouse so much? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

e.g.
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without script
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with script
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is there a script that removes dead monsters away and compacts the rest so that i do not have to move my mouse so much? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

e.g.
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B
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without script
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with script
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Didn't I remember Tenboro saying that is not allowed?

not showing dead monsters is not allowed? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/blink.gif)

so that i do not have to move my mouse

It's a botting.

Note that the browser will usually slow down (rather drastically) if you:
1) Have the reloader keep the entire battle log, by appending the the logs to the top, as some versions of the reloader will do.
2) Have a really long battle.

This is mostly because browsers have their DOM elements optimized for "append" rather than "prepend".
For me, I usually store statistics on the battle on a per-click basis.

If you want to do batch calculations, I'd recommend finding a version of the reloader that prepends logs, instead of replacing the logs, and changing the prepend behavior to append instead.

Although, I think HVStat implements most of the stat-counting you might need already.

HVStat does not use AJAX though.