All Projects

Trac Ticket #30 - Originally reported by: Krayon

The bot should have a table of item abbreviations. When someone wants to buy/sell an item, they can then use the abbreviated name for that transaction.

Trac Ticket #31 - Originally reported by: Krayon

The bot should support the ability to log guild channel (or any channel for that matter), #GMs, #IGs etc for later retrieval by direct interaction (PM) or the web based interface.

Trac Ticket #40 - Originally reported by: Krayon

WebAdmin should support configuring of responses.

Trac Ticket #43 - Originally reported by: Krayon

The WebAdmin interface could include the ability to view messages as stored in the Messages table. This contains a history of messages sent to/from players using the bot’s “msg” command ( and maybe messages sent via the messaging system developed in #12 (FS#66) too ).

Trac Ticket #49 - Originally reported by: Krayon

WebAdmin fields should perform (better) data validation, such as alpha/alphanumeric/numeric etc.

Trac Ticket #75 - Originally reported by: Krayon

The WebAdmin should keep access logs with login/logout etc and times they occur. Perhaps even what modifications took place.

Trac Ticket #82 - Originally reported by: Krayon

Some bots have more than one owner. We need to ensure that they can ALL use owner commands etc. The owner list should therefore be something like a comma separated list. Alternatively it COULD be an Admin table attribute or a separate table. Either way it should be easily known if a player is an owner.

Trac Ticket #84 - Originally reported by: Krayon

As listed in #77 item 3, a list of the bot’s current inventory would be useful. You could therefore see exactly what it has on it. Potentially, the items list could have a column for currently holding and have a toggle for “only show items currently in inv”.

The built dist package is named “ratslap-0.2.0.tar.gz” regardless of architecture.

Would be nice to be able to save and load profiles.

We should have a musl build for a lean standalone binary version.

If you attack someone in a PK area, and whilst in the PENDING fight state they leave the PK area, server lag occurs as the server tries to initiate combat.

Creature’s can currently spawn anywhere within their given rectangle. This includes levels that aren’t necessarily possible to get to or from (say for example, a table). This means the creatures are currently taking up a useless slot, limiting the number of creatures people can fight, and using up unnecessary thinks, trying to find a way out.

Placement should be more intelligent, perhaps opting for something within a few height levels of norm, or of the spawns center.

Equipment should support being degraded. At the moment we have break percentages but once these kick in the item is simply lost. We should support the item transitioning to another state, optionally allowing for a modification of it’s stats.

Change “Getaway thing” to “Sand bomb” and make it so when you flee off opponents they can’t move/attack for 2 seconds, and when you use the “Sand bomb” they can’t move/attack for 5 seconds.

Sand bomb can have 60 sec cooldown (to start with, it may come down a little)

We need storage fully functioning. The design for categories isn’t decided as yet. User defined perhaps? The problem with custom is the tediousness of defining each item’s category (unless you have it manual category selection but that’d suck).

The mode names should be simpler than “F3”, “F4” and “F5”. They were only named
this way as that was the hex code for the mode, hardly user friendly.

First seen on 2010-11-14 23:28 EST (UTC - 5:00), from the error log:

File "/home/qelbot/adversary/bot.py", line 848, in process_pm
  price = get_selling_price(requestor, item_name)
File "/home/qelbot/adversary/bot.py", line 1773, in get_selling_price
  my_db.execute(sql,(v.guild, item))
File "/home/qelbot/adversary/database.py", line 44, in execute
  self.cursor.execute(sql, args)
File "/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/MySQLdb/cursors.py", line 173, in execute
  self.errorhandler(self, exc, value)
File "/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/MySQLdb/connections.py", line 36, in defaulterrorhandler
  raise errorclass, errorvalue
_mysql_exceptions.OperationalError: (1267, "Illegal mix of collations (latin1_swedish_ci,IMPLICIT)
and (utf8_general_ci,COERCIBLE) for operation '='")

As we get players, we will get trouble makers, that much is already clear. We need the ability to ban users for a configurable amount of time, as well as preset amounts. These SHOULDN’T effect the forum bans however a ban on the forum SHOULD be a ban in game also (I think).

Something like this might do:

#ban PLAYERNAME [[[Y:]D:]H:]M REASON

eg.

#ban testuser 1:4:6:3 Because you're a tool

This would ban ‘testuser’ for 1 year, 4 days, 6 hours and 3 minutes because he’s a tool. He would be informed of such when trying to login.

Other examples:

#ban testuser 5 Come back in 5 minutes when you've learned to behave
#ban testuser 7:0 You're gone for 1 week buddy!

Should we support banning per player or per forum account (given that 1 forum account can have multiple players)?

Should we have pre-sets like: #ban7 for 7 days, #banwarn for 1 hour, #banladen for life?

At present, the original configuration is lost once you modify the modes of the
mouse. An option to return the mouse to it’s factory defaults would be
advantageous.

When the bot has an empty inventory, it will continually loop. It’s particularly bad as you can’t stop it from the WebAdmin and it spams the server with reconnect after reconnect.