Autoinventory forages?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by green_grocer, Mar 4, 2023.

  1. green_grocer

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    Is there any way to set up a social that will use the doability to forage, and then auto-inventory the item on your cursor?

    Please say yes.
     
  2. necra

    necra People Like Me

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    Not in our client legally
     
  3. Mokli

    Mokli I Feel Loved

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    As Necra said, /autoinventory was a client feature that doesn't exist in our client. It was added pretty soon after this era I think because I used to /autoinventory justice fruits in PoJ on live. Would love to have it, but more of a feature request.

    If you setup some macro to move items automatically with your cursor its against the rules and you risk the ban hammer.
     
  4. Darchon

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    You are allowed to automate foraging for skillups. You aren’t allowed to automate the inventorying of the results.

    So if you do this overnight say, you will get 1 of each item on the forage table held on your cursor and everything else will be deleted.

    This information can be sort of helpful as it’s a very slow skill to raise. But getting stacks of forageables overnight isn’t going to be something you can do here and stay unbanned.
     
  5. lurari

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    Back in the day we were required to destroy any items obtained via “skilling up” forage — it was permitted for skilling only, not obtaining items.

    This behavior is totally possible to do, however you’d get a ban for it.

    Automation is strictly against the server rules.
     
  6. thucydides

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    It’s not automation if something is physically hitting the key right?


    (Don’t do this)
     
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  7. green_grocer

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    You know... I actually own four of these.

    Just spitballing here, but if I, say, replaced the liquid in the drinky bird with my own blood, then technically it would be my DNA that was driving the pressing of the buttons.

    What is the threshold for what constitutes "us" as players?
     
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  8. kai4785

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    Conscientious choice originating in the brain to signal the muscle groups required to direct a body part appropriate for the task to force down the appropriate keyboard buttons through direct contact (and release them), where the brain and muscles (and skeletal system, and every other necessary and associated body part) are connected through the same nervous system.

    Does that help?
     
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  9. lurari

    lurari People Like Me

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    I hear the devs love rule lawyers.
     
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  10. green_grocer

    green_grocer Member

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    Frig... You've foiled my plans!!!!

    But yes it helped.
     
  11. Tryfan

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    Between your biology causing you to be a certain way and the chemistry of the universe around it, there was never a conscientious choice made in the first place. You were made to make the choice you did and there was never any other way it COULD be.

    Given that, there was never any choice to be made, for any of us. In other words, we are ALL automated, and all of us should be banned.
     
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  12. Tuluvien

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    Or liquefied for energy
     
  13. pakman

    pakman Well-Known Member

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    Only after we're no longer useful as batteries for a vast VR simulation.
     
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  14. Frosst

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    Sarafelle is confirmed a hard determinist.