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I added a hotkey to allow a signal in alteration crafting.
Shift z will send a click to the server, wait, and then copy the item to clipboard. If the alteration signal is turned on, the item will be evaluated with the user pre-sets in AlterationCraftingSignalInput.txt to communicate whether a desired outcome was achieved.
It can't be pulled because aRTy42 branch has functionality changes based on SHIFT being depressed.
Shift is tied to mass-crafting as well as the filling of AffixLines tiers, which are used in evaluation.
This feature seems valuable, and the logic necessary exists in this project already. It could be expanded to chaos crafting as well.
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I need to take a look at the current shift functionality, because I'm not familiar enough with it. Also, I need to check with GGG whether applying an orb and using ctrl+c with one key press might violate their "one key one command" policy regarding macros/scripts.
Completely automatic would pretty certainly violate GGG's policy on macros. This feature is about having the script display a comment or something similar below the stats in the info popup. You still have to click or press a button for each alteration/chaos/divine/...
I added a hotkey to allow a signal in alteration crafting.
Shift z will send a click to the server, wait, and then copy the item to clipboard. If the alteration signal is turned on, the item will be evaluated with the user pre-sets in AlterationCraftingSignalInput.txt to communicate whether a desired outcome was achieved.
It can't be pulled because aRTy42 branch has functionality changes based on SHIFT being depressed.
Shift is tied to mass-crafting as well as the filling of AffixLines tiers, which are used in evaluation.
This feature seems valuable, and the logic necessary exists in this project already. It could be expanded to chaos crafting as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: