Macro - Buy.inc (1 Viewer) 2020-26-NOV

[Cannonballdex]

cannonballdex submitted a resource for the classic Buy.inc. Huzzah!

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[Redbot]

Redbot updated Buy.inc with a new update entry:

can now buy more than 100 items

Addresses the issue with the declarations being called in a loop causing error messages when purchasing more than 100 items from a vendor in a macro. - cannonballdex

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[jb321]

Is it just me or is the :filling routine not working too good.. when I run this it can't find the item because the merchant window list hasn't populated yet..

could be me tho.. I am use /delay 25 before running it..

 

[bb4]

Is it just me or is the :filling routine not working too good.. when I run this it can't find the item because the merchant window list hasn't populated yet..

could be me tho.. I am use /delay 25 before running it..

I use /delay 10s ${Merchant.ItemsReceived}

 

[jb321]

Works like a champ, thanks..

 

[ChatWithThisName]

Sub BuyItem(string ItemToBuy, int amount)
    /if (${FindItemCount[${ItemToBuy}]}>= ${amount}) /return
    /declare i int local
    /declare QTY int local
    /varcalc QTY ${amount}-${FindItemCount[${ItemToBuy}]}
    /declare ListItem int local ${Window[MerchantWnd].Child[ItemList].List[=${ItemToBuy},2]}
    /declare count int local ${FindItemCount[${ItemToBuy}]}

    /if (!${ListItem}) {
        /echo couldn't find ${ItemToBuy}
        /return
    } else {
        /notify MerchantWnd ItemList listselect ${ListItem}
        /delay 5
    }
    /echo Buying ${ItemToBuy} Till I get ${amount}

    /while (${QTY}>0) {
        /varset count ${FindItemCount[${ItemToBuy}]}
        /if (${QTY}>999) {
            /buyitem 1000
            /delay 3 ${FindItemCount[${ItemToBuy}]} > ${count}
            /varcalc QTY ${amount}-${FindItemCount[${ItemToBuy}]}
        } else /if (${QTY}>0 && ${QTY}<1000) {
            /buyitem ${QTY}
            /delay 5 ${FindItemCount[${ItemToBuy}]} > ${count}
            /varcalc QTY ${amount}-${FindItemCount[${ItemToBuy}]}
        }
        /if (${FindItemCount[${ItemToBuy}]}>${count}) /echo \ar${FindItemCount[${ItemToBuy}]}\aw/\ar${amount}\awx\ap${ItemToBuy} \at${Math.Calc[${FindItemCount[${ItemToBuy}]}/${amount}*100]}\aw% Done.
    }
    /while (${Window[MerchantWnd].Open}) {
        /cleanup
        /delay 5
    }
/return

I use this one. It has a progress tracker, so depending on how many items you want to purchase you can use it or not. It's a bit smaller than what you're using currently. Can buy items that stack up to 1000 at a time.

For this one, it doesn't buy the number of items you pass it, it actually buys items until you actually have that many of the item. So if your intention was to buy XXX more of the items, then you'd need to modify this still.

Example: I have 500 Amber. I use this BuyItem and tell it ${amount} is 1000, then it will purchase 500 more, not 1000.

This doesn't open the merchant or wait for the merchant to populate. It's assumed that it happens prior to you calling the function.

 

[Cannonballdex]

cannonballdex updated Buy.inc with a new update entry:

More Time For Vendor To Populate

Vendors loaded with lots of items are taking longer to populate. It's just a matter how long we need to wait.

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[Cannonballdex]

cannonballdex updated Buy.inc with a new update entry:

Timing for vendor window adjusted

Timing adjusted to all aspects of the purchase, should be sufficient but not too long.

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[Kell]

What is the actual in game macro command for this? Is it simply </mac buyitems "insert item here" #> ?