[brucescript]

I've noticed that when i have a strange rock in my inventory an unexpected item handler destroys it. Why does this happen?

 

[derk]

I've noticed that when i have a strange rock in my inventory an unexpected item handler destroys it. Why does this happen?

Because a number of bots rely on dropping items such as power choppers or power miners, as the rocks can only be destroyed (requires multiple clicks, thus more difficult for coders to implement) it would render the bot non-functional.. I think we have the freedom to disable the destroying, but in 99% of the bots it wouldn't make any sense to do it if it messes up bot functionalities.

 

[slashnhax]

Because a number of bots rely on dropping items such as power choppers or power miners, as the rocks can only be destroyed (requires multiple clicks, thus more difficult for coders to implement) it would render the bot non-functional.. I think we have the freedom to disable the destroying, but in 99% of the bots it wouldn't make any sense to do it if it messes up bot functionalities.

Pretty much, some bots aren't coded well enough to deal with them xD

 

[derk]

Pretty much, some bots aren't coded well enough to deal with them xD

>:--(

 

[slashnhax]

>:--(

Just simple stuff like not filtering spriteitems when dropping, it's legit just adding .actions("Drop") to the query xD
Or in the case of woodcutting/mining, you can create a pattern that works for all logs "^.+ logs$", or all ores "^.+ ore$"