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[Dangocat]

Currently you need to install Ruby to get it to work.

Ahh, thanks, it works now!

[Nymh]

Another update:

I changed the it to Set Order and put SDSDH

It still forced me to train Level:

Set strategy for Xxxxxx: ["Strength", "Defence", "Strength", "Defence", "Endurance"]
Xxxxxx is on standby, should be training.
Xxxxxx is restricted to training Level.
Starting Level course for Xxxxxx...
Hang on, grabbing Codestones might take a bit.
Xxxxxx is now training Level.

[iargue]

Another update:

I changed the it to Set Order and put SDSDH

It still forced me to train Level:

That was the hardest job of making the Auto Trainer. Getting the algorithm to work properly!

[Nymh]

Man I am leveling like a motherfucker up in here lol

But regardless I appreciate the time that you put into this Inkheart. I am sure with a couple tweaks this program will be magnificent.

[Dangocat]

I had to train level because it wasn't high enough, but upon finishing training, it would have been high enough. However, on the 2nd train, it trained level again. I'm not sure if this is because it still said the previous level, since there was no update after "complete course"? If that makes sense. In that case, I'd have to go to the training shcool and complete the course manually...

It also crashes after it's done training once.

Awesome program though. It's still really handy just because I can see the time left on training.
Good luck tweaking it

[shrouded]

I looked at the code and I can't see anything wrong with your algorithm. You can override the level check and manually input stats if you remove the level check. That way it has full functionality until you figure out where the algorithm is bugging out.

[The Awesome Max]

Currently I can't get it to do more than train once.

[Icey Defeat]

Updated Ruby and crashes on Go!. Good work so far, I can tell this is VERY close to be a great program .

Could it be my pet requires 5 codestones?

Edited by Icey Defeat, 29 March 2012 - 10:38 AM.

[The Awesome Max]

Updated Ruby and crashes on Go!. Good work so far, I can tell this is VERY close to be a great program .

Could it be my pet requires 5 codestones?

Its only ever gotten me into a class once before crashing, now it just lingers and crashes instantly.

[Noitidart]

Very nice job on this. I like how it has a count down on multiple pets. I like how you can do custom control. And balanced its very nice.

I dont train but man great work.

[silvertongued]

This program seems to be stuck on training Level for me, though it definitely shouldn't be (highest stat is 124, first with level 63, then 64). Tried on both Balanced (set to Str + Def) and Set Order (D+), so I think there's probably something wrong with the level check.

[Graz]

Hey inkheart, I was waiting for my pet to get to the point where it just trains levels before I could try this out. I can log in and the GUI works and looks nice and it waits till the course ends and triggers the completion but doesn't start the next course. Any ideas?

[Inkheart]

Hey inkheart, I was waiting for my pet to get to the point where it just trains levels before I could try this out. I can log in and the GUI works and looks nice and it waits till the course ends and triggers the completion but doesn't start the next course. Any ideas?

I have looked over my algorithm with a fine-toothed comb and just can't see anything wrong with it. : / My assumption is that the GUI thread is locking up during the HTTP call and, for whatever reason, not having access returned to it when the course completes. This is very annoying and I'm not sure how to correct it other than by rewriting it to use Typhoeus, which is a non-blocking HTTP library. Getting this set up on Windows computers is a slightly involved process, though, so I am instead dropping this program in favor of simply implementing autotraining in the browser-based program manager I'm currently working on. I'm afraid patience will have to suit. : /

[Graz]

I have looked over my algorithm with a fine-toothed comb and just can't see anything wrong with it. : / My assumption is that the GUI thread is locking up during the HTTP call and, for whatever reason, not having access returned to it when the course completes. This is very annoying and I'm not sure how to correct it other than by rewriting it to use Typhoeus, which is a non-blocking HTTP library. Getting this set up on Windows computers is a slightly involved process, though, so I am instead dropping this program in favor of simply implementing autotraining in the browser-based program manager I'm currently working on. I'm afraid patience will have to suit. : /

If browser based means I can be on neopets in between courses instead of logged out its worth the wait. Thanks again for doing this.

[iargue]

I wonder if the admins would let me release mine....

Hmmm.

[Bone]

I wonder if the admins would let me release mine....

Hmmm.

Dry your tears, princess.

[HeavyMouf]

Mediafire link broken? Or is this taken down until it's improved?

[Neoquest]

Mediafire link broken? Or is this taken down until it's improved?

See:

I have looked over my algorithm with a fine-toothed comb and just can't see anything wrong with it. : / My assumption is that the GUI thread is locking up during the HTTP call and, for whatever reason, not having access returned to it when the course completes. This is very annoying and I'm not sure how to correct it other than by rewriting it to use Typhoeus, which is a non-blocking HTTP library. Getting this set up on Windows computers is a slightly involved process, though, so I am instead dropping this program in favor of simply implementing autotraining in the browser-based program manager I'm currently working on. I'm afraid patience will have to suit. : /

I assume that Inkheart took it down because of this.

I wonder if the admins would let me release mine....

Hmmm.

You pretty much told the community that you didn't want them to have it when you removed it from the program manager.

[HeavyMouf]

I'm sure it being implemented into the program manager would be more convenient for people anyways, even if it's not as complex as you want it to be.
Still have to admire his blood sweat and tears dedication.

[Inkheart]

I did not manually remove the file. MediaFire recently started requiring registration to upload, but that was not the case when I initially stored the Autotrainer there. I imagine they removed files that were not tied to accounts during the change.

[iargue]

You pretty much told the community that you didn't want them to have it when you removed it from the program manager.

No. Neocodex can't have it.

I have no issue with the program being released as a stand alone, as long as Neocodex is not claiming credit for my hard work.

[Sweeney]

No. Neocodex can't have it.

I have no issue with the program being released as a stand alone, as long as Neocodex is not claiming credit for my slap-dash, half-hearted excuse for a program.

Let us not forget that you attempted to steal the item database, and Abrosia.

A fine one to talk about "claiming credit", you are.

You're welcome to keep the crap you produce.

[RitzWin]

u argue too much.

[The Awesome Max]

You guys are so bitter, as if an autobuying or item database was a Neocodex original idea.

Let him release whatever he wants, I don't see the harm in it, just comb through the code and make sure he isn't doing anything malicious. No reason to be petty little kids about it.

[Kway]

You guys are so bitter, as if an autobuying or item database was a Neocodex original idea.

Let him release whatever he wants, I don't see the harm in it, just comb through the code and make sure he isn't doing anything malicious. No reason to be petty little kids about it.

It isn't about if the idea was original, it is if the program itself was original. He literally STOLE the code for Abrosia and the Item DB (and a handful of other programs) without permission.

We don't mind people releasing their programs here as long as it isn't malicious or stolen.