[konchan]

What is in everyone's opinion on keeping track of potion cool-downs?

I can think of a few methods but they won't really work for every potion universally. I could see using message listeners for Anti-fire variants, Overload variants, and prayer restore variants. You could also track Skill levels for supers and extremes.

This still leaves out Juju potions and other potions that don't give a visual skill boost or message of expiration. I know there is a better way to track it, but I'm drawing a blank since it's been a while.

 

[geashaw]

There might be settings for that, or varp bits or whatever thet are called @Cloud

 

[evilcabbage]

What is in everyone's opinion on keeping track of potion cool-downs?

I can think of a few methods but they won't really work for every potion universally. I could see using message listeners for Anti-fire variants, Overload variants, and prayer restore variants. You could also track Skill levels for supers and extremes.

This still leaves out Juju potions and other potions that don't give a visual skill boost or message of expiration. I know there is a better way to track it, but I'm drawing a blank since it's been a while.

Watch out with message listeners. I remember people copying the "your option is about to wear off" message repeatedly to make bots drink all their pots and leave/die.

 

[konchan]

Watch out with message listeners. I remember people copying the "your option is about to wear off" message repeatedly to make bots drink all their pots and leave/die.

There's ways to circumvent them doing that, especially since most are color coded now. I would have to see if the bot has a way to detect colored text if I went that route.

 

[arbiter]

There's ways to circumvent them doing that, especially since most are color coded now. I would have to see if the bot has a way to detect colored text if I went that route.

If you do go that route it's even easier than that. Check out Chatbox.Message.Type.