[OpenEUO] Item Storage Script

[Quinton]

Stores items in your main backpack to the various keys, tool/runic houses and gem pouch.
All items must be in your main backpack, and not within another bag (fail safe for carrying weapons that can be stored in your tool house, just keep them in another container within your main backpack and they won't be added)

StorageApp.zip

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To use:
open and run storageApp.lua

Many thanks to Jack Penny for his wonderful itemlib and menulib!

[Quinton]

Forgot a file, reposted and should work. For anyone who downloaded, please try again. Thanks!

[MagicMixture]

is lua easy to learn? because iv done LONG time easyuo scripts and the lua ,, bit scares me

[Quinton]

If you can code in EUO, you can code in lua. The difficult part is that you already know how to script with EUO, which means you'll probably have less of a desire to struggle through writing simple scripts that you can write in far less time using EUO. But if you can get through it, there are benefits :]

[marion]

Thanks a lot for this script.

It works and stores even some stuff I always trashed before with one easy click.

[Audria]

okay so now I'm going to ask the really stupid question. what's an .lua file? it doesn't seem to read with easyuo so I'm guessing it's a different program? thanks in advance and don't flame the newb here too harshly please

[Ilsanor]

Basically there is EasyUO which is the older, less powerful and more popular program - basically discontinued as far as development goes. The same authors made OpenEUO - a new program that offers greater capabilities, but is less popular since it operates in a different scripting language (hence you have to learn scripting all over again). Or to put it shortly - EUO(X) (.euo) and OEUO (.lua) scripts are NOT INTERCHANGABLE.

[Audria]

Basically there is EasyUO which is the older, less powerful and more popular program - basically discontinued as far as development goes. The same authors made OpenEUO - a new program that offers greater capabilities, but is less popular since it operates in a different scripting language (hence you have to learn scripting all over again). Or to put it shortly - EUO(X) (.euo) and OEUO (.lua) scripts are NOT INTERCHANGABLE.

Sorry it took me so long to answer, but thank you so much for he explanation! I'm looking into Open EUO

[Pierre]

Just barely started trying this script out, and so far it is truly amazing. Thank you very much! That being said, it doesn't seem to want to add arrows to my wood workers keys... Is this by design, or is there something I need to adjust for this to work? Thanks again!

[Quinton]

It was by design...but it can be changed in the script fairly easily.
I built two sets of lists, one ignores bolts and arrows. So you simply have to plug in the right list.
All code shown below refers to storagelib.lua file.

line 60-63:

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--Wood Worker Item Types
--3903, 7163 are arrows and bolts secondary list to not include those 2
local ww_types = {7127,7121,7133,3903,7163,7124}
local ww2_types = {7127, 7121, 7133, 7124}

line 97-99:

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function S.storeWood()
	store(5,ww2_types)
end

To store arrows and bolts, change line 97-99 to:

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function S.storeWood()
	store(5,ww_types)
end

[Pierre]

Thank you very much! I am not at home to implement the changes, but will try it out this evening. I did play with it some more last night, and found out that certain tools (including rolling pins, flour sifters, and brushes) are also not recognized. While I am not without the ability to revise code in EasyUO, this is my 1st excursion into the world of OpenEUO, and I'll admit that I find the multiple lib files daunting (no programming background, just trial, error, and lots of googling). I think if I can figure out the item numbers for these tools, then by using the information you provided for arrows and bolts I could probably make these tools work. Is there a list (or a tool) that you use to determine the item type numbers? I don't want you to feel obligated to adjust your code to fit my desires - I'm just trying to figure this all out as I go, and am not quite able to troubleshoot these things myself yet.

Thank you again for the help - this is truly an amazing script!

[Quinton]

To Scan Your Main Backpack (No Sub Containers are Scanned)
Save into the same directory as your itemlib.lua.
Running it will return the name and type of the objects in your mainpack in the OpenEUO console.

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dofile("itemlib.lua")

my_bk = item:scan():cont(UO.BackpackID):property()

for i = 1, #my_bk do
  my_bk_item = my_bk:pop(i)
  toPrint = string.format("Item Type: %d :: %s",my_bk_item.tp , my_bk_item.name)
  print(toPrint)
end

To Scan Your Surrounding Area
Save into the same directory as your itemlib.lua
Running it will return the name and type of the objects the surrounding tile range of 5 in the OpenEUO console.

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dofile("itemlib.lua")

ground_objects = item:scan():ground(5):property()

for i = 1, #ground_objects do
  ground_object = ground_objects:pop(i)
  toPrint = string.format("Item Type: %d :: %s",ground_object.tp,ground_object.name)
  print(toPrint)
end

[Pierre]

Worked beautifully. I was able to edit the item types myself, thanks to you. Much appreciated!