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Important failsafe needed for random solver

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If the random solver kicks in while an item is selected, it won't know to deselect the item. When opening doors, clicking levers, etc. the random solver doesn't know if it should deselect an item, so it just hangs forever until you fix it manually.

Please look into fixing this bug.

Also, please make interact() automatically know if it should deselect an item. That would be a really cool feature. Or simply make a boolean for areItemsSelected().

 

Thanks. Greatly appreciated. :)

They had this working and still have a method for it but they haven't re implemented it since 1.7.17

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They had this working and still have a method for it but they haven't re implemented it since 1.7.17

deselectItem() is really weird. Doesn't seem to work well, also seems bot like.

Is there a boolean that states if an item is selected?

 

They had this working and still have a method for it but they haven't re implemented it since 1.7.17

deselectItem() is really weird. Doesn't seem to work well, also seems bot like.

Is there a boolean that states if an item is selected?

 

i am not savvy with java or the API so i couldn't say :/ i would ask a scripter.

Semi- related, I also think it would be great to add a Random-solver fail-safe. I.e if the bot has been attempting a random for more than 5 minutes, then it will stop the script, and log you out so you don't stand at unsolved randoms for hours.

This would be a good addition. :)

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