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BBot Variables
#1
Hello, today I'll show you how to use variables. (;

1. Creating a variable.
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Clicking Apply your variable will be created.
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2. Using the variables.
We can use variables to do several things: Macros, Fullchecks, Trade.
Remembering that we can only use numbers in variables.

Ok, let's use.
Let's create the variables.
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Trade:
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Macro:
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#2
i do this in the moment i see this so i asking can it work?
1000 {Go lable on cap} Self.Capacity()<10 [else] Killer.Stop() CaveBot.GoLabel(Depositer) Exit() {else} Self.Capacity()>10 Killer.Start() Exit()

Self.Capacity()<10 [else]
Killer.Stop()
CaveBot.GoLabel(Depositer)
Exit()
{else}
Self.Capacity()>10
Killer.Start()
Exit()
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If my advice help u give me some REP ok?, si te ayude regaleme un REP vale?, Se minha idéia te ajudou, manda um REP ae TY, Gracias, Obrigado
#3
(03-13-2013, 12:53 AM)xolink Wrote: i do this in the moment i see this so i asking can it work?
1000 {Go lable on cap} Self.Capacity()<10 [else] Killer.Stop() CaveBot.GoLabel(Depositer) Exit() {else} Self.Capacity()>10 Killer.Start() Exit()

Self.Capacity()<10 [else]
Killer.Stop()
CaveBot.GoLabel(Depositer)
Exit()
{else}
Self.Capacity()>10
Killer.Start()
Exit()

Hi this will work, but you don't really need the second "Self.Capacity()>10", if the macro goes to that part, it means Self.Capacity()<10 was not true, then it has to be more then 10, so you just start the killer without testing again.

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#4
Kimo, why macro ? You should use a fullcheck !
#5
I like macros, was only an example of what can be done.


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