Shapeshaft (script) - Revision history

LAWREYJRJ7 at 03:24, 26 April 2017

2017-04-26T03:24:07Z

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	==Script==		==Script==

	<pre># example .shapeshaft bag arrow		<pre># example .shapeshaft bag arrow<br>
	or .shapeshaft bag bolt		or .shapeshaft bag bolt<br>

	#		#

LAWREYJRJ7 at 03:23, 26 April 2017

2017-04-26T03:23:23Z

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	Step 2 - put shaper away, All shafts are done.<br>		Step 2 - put shaper away, All shafts are done.<br>
	<br>		<br>
	To run type .shapeshaft bag<br>		To run type .shapeshaft bag arrow<br>
			or .shapeshaft bag bolt<br>
	<br>		<br>
	The only tool required to make shafts for arrows is a shaper. Your <container1> must be where you keep the tool and the lumber. Remember one thing in making shafts. Your shafts will be perfect if the lumber you use has a workability number that when you make the shafts they end up masterfully created. Second each shaft will handle 5 arrows. So if you use 20 count of lumber you will make enough shafts to handle the making of 100 arrows. I dont recommend having your lumber larger than 20 count for this. Even that may too heavy for younger folks. Do what you can put in the container and hold it. If you cant hold it. Mark my lumber at x pieces, get your scissors out, and cut lumber with my scissors. That will reduce the amount of Lumber used.		The only tool required to make shafts for arrows is a shaper. Your <container1> must be where you keep the tool and the lumber. Remember one thing in making shafts. Your shafts will be perfect if the lumber you use has a workability number that when you make the shafts they end up masterfully created. Second each shaft will handle 5 arrows. So if you use 20 count of lumber you will make enough shafts to handle the making of 100 arrows. I dont recommend having your lumber larger than 20 count for this. Even that may too heavy for younger folks. Do what you can put in the container and hold it. If you cant hold it. Mark my lumber at x pieces, get your scissors out, and cut lumber with my scissors. That will reduce the amount of Lumber used.
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	==Script==		==Script==

	<pre># example .shapeshaft bag		<pre># example .shapeshaft bag arrow
			or .shapeshaft bag bolt

	#		#
	# This script assumes you have some lumber to turn into shafts in the container		# This script assumes you have some lumber to turn into shafts in the container

KASHNA: added category of "Engineering"

2016-05-23T18:37:33Z

added category of "Engineering"

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	{{Script		{{Script
	\|cat=crafting		\|cat=crafting, Engineering
	\|fe=StormFront, Wizard, Genie,		\|fe=StormFront, Wizard, Genie,
	\|auth=[[User:LAWREYJRJ7\|Pfanston]]		\|auth=[[User:LAWREYJRJ7\|Pfanston]]

LAWREYJRJ7 at 07:29, 25 April 2016

2016-04-25T07:29:15Z

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	parameters are .shapeshaft <container1> <type> <br>		parameters are .shapeshaft <container1> <type> <br>
	<br>		<br>
	where type is bolt or arrow		where type is bolt or arrow <br>
	<br>		<br>
	example .shapeshaft bag arrow <br>		example .shapeshaft bag arrow <br>

LAWREYJRJ7 at 07:27, 25 April 2016

2016-04-25T07:27:07Z

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	===Instructions===		===Instructions===

			A recent change was made to the making of shafts to account for bolt/arrow shafts: <br>
⚫	parameters are .shapeshaft <container1> <br>

		⚫	parameters are .shapeshaft <container1> <type> <br>
			<br>
			where type is bolt or arrow
	<br>		<br>
	example .shapeshaft bag<br>		example .shapeshaft bag arrow <br>
	<br>		<br>
	Step 1 - Get shaper fron container, get lumber from container, shape lumber into shaft.<br>		Step 1 - Get shaper fron container, get lumber from container, shape lumber into shaft.<br>
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	# Step 2 - put shaper away, All shafts are done.		# Step 2 - put shaper away, All shafts are done.
	#		#
	# To run type .shapeshaft bag		# To run type .shapeshaft bag type
			#
			# where type is bolt or arrow
	#		#
	# The only tool required to make shafts for arrows is a shaper. Your <container1>		# The only tool required to make shafts for arrows is a shaper. Your <container1>
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	shapeshaft2:		shapeshaft2:
	pause 1		pause 1
	put shape my lumber into shaft		put shape my lumber into %2 shaft
	match stowleft Roundtime		match stowleft Roundtime
	match shapeshaft2 ...wait		match shapeshaft2 ...wait

LAWREYJRJ7 at 10:43, 6 September 2015

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 <br>
 In the script I tend to put items in containers.  But you can easily use stow left and stow right if your store help variables are set up I have the stow lefts and rights in here but they are commented out for the lines I tend to use.  This script will also use all the lumber you have in your container1 so if you don't want it all turned into shafts don't put it all in the container1.
 ===Instructions===

LAWREYJRJ7 at 11:22, 2 September 2015

2015-09-02T11:22:31Z

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	Step 2 - put shaper away, All shafts are done.<br>		Step 2 - put shaper away, All shafts are done.<br>
	<br>		<br>
	To run type .shapeshaft bag<br>		To run type .shapeshaft bag<br>
	<br>		<br>
	The only tool required to make shafts for arrows is a shaper. Your <container1> must be where you keep the tool and the lumber. Remember one thing in making shafts. Your shafts will be perfect if the lumber you use has a workability number that when you make the shafts they end up masterfully created. Second each shaft will handle 5 arrows. So if you use 20 count of lumber you will make enough shafts to handle the making of 100 arrows. I dont recommend having your lumber larger than 20 count for this. Even that may too heavy for younger folks. Do what you can put in the container and hold it. If you cant hold it. Mark my lumber at x pieces, get your scissors out, and cut lumber with my scissors. That will reduce the amount of Lumber used.		The only tool required to make shafts for arrows is a shaper. Your <container1> must be where you keep the tool and the lumber. Remember one thing in making shafts. Your shafts will be perfect if the lumber you use has a workability number that when you make the shafts they end up masterfully created. Second each shaft will handle 5 arrows. So if you use 20 count of lumber you will make enough shafts to handle the making of 100 arrows. I dont recommend having your lumber larger than 20 count for this. Even that may too heavy for younger folks. Do what you can put in the container and hold it. If you cant hold it. Mark my lumber at x pieces, get your scissors out, and cut lumber with my scissors. That will reduce the amount of Lumber used.
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	==Script==		==Script==

	<~~prep~~># example .shapeshaft bag		<pre># example .shapeshaft bag
	#		#
	# This script assumes you have some lumber to turn into shafts in the container		# This script assumes you have some lumber to turn into shafts in the container

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|cat=crafting
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==Description==

This script assumes you have some lumber to turn into shafts in the container that you keep your tools in. Only have as much in one stack of lumber as you want to turn into shafts. Right now it does not appear you need the shaping book to make shafts. I will not set up anything to stamp shafts if they can be stamped. 
 
Note this script is set up for stormfront, wizard and genie. I have run it in all 3 front ends. 
 
In the script I tend to put items in containers. But you can easily use stow left and stow right if your store help variables are set up I have the stow lefts and rights in here but they are commented out for the lines I tend to use. This script will also use all the lumber you have in your container1 so if you don't want it all turned into shafts don't put it all in the container1.

===Instructions===

parameters are .shapeshaft <container1> 
 
example .shapeshaft bag 
 
Step 1 - Get shaper fron container, get lumber from container, shape lumber into shaft. 
Step 2 - put shaper away, All shafts are done. 
 
To run type .shapeshaft bag 
 
The only tool required to make shafts for arrows is a shaper. Your <container1> must be where you keep the tool and the lumber. Remember one thing in making shafts. Your shafts will be perfect if the lumber you use has a workability number that when you make the shafts they end up masterfully created. Second each shaft will handle 5 arrows. So if you use 20 count of lumber you will make enough shafts to handle the making of 100 arrows. I dont recommend having your lumber larger than 20 count for this. Even that may too heavy for younger folks. Do what you can put in the container and hold it. If you cant hold it. Mark my lumber at x pieces, get your scissors out, and cut lumber with my scissors. That will reduce the amount of Lumber used.

==Script==

<prep># example .shapeshaft bag
#
# This script assumes you have some lumber to turn into shafts in the container
# that you keep your tools in. Only have as much in one stack of lumber as you want
# to turn into shafts. Right now it does not appear you need the shaping book to make
# shafts. I will not set up anything to stamp shafts if they can be stamped.
#
# Step 1 - Get shaper fron container, get lumber from container,
# shape lumber into shaft.
# Step 2 - put shaper away, All shafts are done.
#
# To run type .shapeshaft bag
#
# The only tool required to make shafts for arrows is a shaper. Your <container1>
# must be where you keep the tool and the lumber. Remember one thing in making
# shafts. Your shafts will be perfect if the lumber you use has a workability number
# that when you make the shafts they end up masterfully created. Second each shaft
# will handle 5 arrows. So if you use 20 count of lumber you will make enough shafts
# to handle the making of 100 arrows. I dont recommend having your lumber larger than
# 20 count for this. Even that may too heavy for younger folks. Do what you can put
# in the container and hold. If you cant hold it. Mark my lumber at x pieces, get
# your scissors out, and cut lumber with my scissors. That will reduce the amount of
# lumber used.
#
# This script has nothing special in it, so it should work in the wizard front end,
# stormfront, and genie. In the script I tend to put items in containers. But you
# can easily use stow left and stow right if your store help variables are set up
# I have the stow lefts and rights in here but they are commented out for the lines
# I tend to use. This script will also use all the lumber you have in your container1
# so if you dont want it all turned into shafts dont put it all in the container1.
#

Start:
put glance
match tool You glance down at your empty hands
match stowboth You glance down to see
matchwait

tool:
pause 1
put get my shaper from my %1
match shaftend1 What were you referring to?
match shapeshaft You get
match tool ...wait
matchwait

shapeshaft:
pause 1
put get my lumb from my %1
match shaftend2 What were you referring to?
match shapeshaft2 You get
match shapeshaft ...wait
matchwait

shapeshaft2:
pause 1
put shape my lumber into shaft
match stowleft Roundtime
match shapeshaft2 ...wait
matchwait

stowleft:
pause 1
# put stow left
put put my shafts in my %1
match shaftend2 What were you referring to?
match shapeshaft You put
match stowleft ...wait
matchwait

stowboth:
pause .5
put stow left
pause .5
put stow right
pause .5
goto start

shaftend1:
pause 1
echo *** NO SHAPER TOOL IN %1 ***
exit

shaftend2:
pause 1
# put stow right
put put my shaper in my %1
waitfor You put
pause .5
echo *** OUT OF LUMBER ***
exit