* New roll for item action
* Add general roll command as well.
* Update ChatCommandHandlerStrategy.cpp
Add accidental removal of glyph equip
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Co-authored-by: bash <31279994+hermensbas@users.noreply.github.com>
Bots will now add level- and spec-appropriate oils and stones when maintaining and, with respect to randombots, leveling. All bots (other than those with class-specific temporary weapon enchants) will apply oils and stones to their weapons. General clean-ups to associated code were made.
Hello everyone,
I am on a quest to make bot's pets completely functional, focuses on solving issues #1351 , #1230 , and #1137 . This PR achieves the following:
1. Changes the current "pet" chat command to "tame", which is more intuitive that only hunters can use it. The modes are "tame name (name)", "tame id (id)", "tame family (family)", "tame rename (new name)", and "tame abandon". Tame abandon is new - it simply abandons the current pet. Also, now, if you type in "tame family" by itself, it will list the available families. See pictures below for examples.
2. Added new "pet" chat command, with the following modes: "pet passive", "pet aggressive", "pet defensive", "pet stance" (shows current pet stance), "pet attack", "pet follow", and "pet stay". Previously, the pet's stance was not changeable, and there were some less than desired effects from summonable pets - see the issues above.
3. New config option: AiPlayerbot.DefaultPetStance, which changes the stance that all bot's pets are summoned as. This makes sure when feral spirits or treants are summoned by shamans and druids, they are immediately set to this configured stance. Set as 1 as default, which is defensive. (0 = Passive, 1 = Defensive, 2 = Aggressive)
4. New config option: AiPlayerbot.PetChatCommandDebug, which enables debug messages for the "pet" chat command. By default it is set to 0, which is disabled, but if you would like to see when pet's stances are changed, or when you tell the pet to attack/follow/stay, and when pet spells are auto-toggled, this is an option. I made this for myself mainly to test the command - if anyone notices any wierd pet behavior, this will be an option to help them report it as well.
5. Modified FollowActions to not constantly execute the petfollow action, overriding any stay or attack commands issued.
6. Modified GenericActions to have TogglePetSpellAutoCastAction optionally log when spells are toggled based on AiPlayerbot.PetChatCommandDebug.
7. Modified PetAttackAction to not attack if the pet is set to passive, and not override the pet's stance to passive every time it was executed.
8. Modified CombatStrategy.cpp to not constantly issue the petattack command, respecting the "pet stay" and "pet follow" commands. Pets will still automatically attack the enemy if set to aggressive or defensive.
9. Warlocks, Priests, Hunters, Shamans, Mages, Druids, and DKs (all classes that have summons): Added a "new pet" trigger that executes the "set pet stance" action. The "new pet" trigger happens only once, upon summoning a pet. It sets the pet's stance from AiPlayerbot.DefaultPetStance's value.
This update enhances bot behavior by adding a check for both line of sight (LoS) and significant vertical height differences between the bot and its target. If the bot cannot see its target or if the height difference exceeds 5.0f, it calculates a valid path and moves closer to regain visibility and combat effectiveness. This resolves cases where bots would previously stand still when enemies jumped from elevated terrain or were behind obstacles.
Hello everyone,
I liked the channel cancel I did on mage recently, where they cancel blizzard if there is only 1 enemy left. I decided to do the same for the following classes:
Druid: Hurricane
Hunter: Volley
Priest: Mind Sear
Warlock: Rain of Fire
I moved the "ChannelCancel" action to it's own file, so other classes could benefit from it. I removed it from the mageactions.
This update enhances bot behavior in arena scenarios by addressing the issue where bots remain idle if their target moves behind line-of-sight (LoS obstacles). The bot now attempts to reposition near the target to regain LoS instead of standing still, preventing situations where enemies can recover without pressure.
Could someone test it?
Hello everyone,
I was working with hunter bots and I feel like I didn't have enough control over their pets. So I started working on a chat command for the hunter pets, and it's been a blast. Below is a description of what the commands do:
pet name <name>
Summons a tameable pet by its creature name (case-insensitive).
The bot checks if the pet is exotic and requires the Beast Mastery talent if so.
If successful, the bot announces the pet's new name and creature ID.
If not found or not tameable, an error message is given.
pet id <id>
Summons a tameable pet by its database creature ID.
The same exotic pet checks apply.
Success is announced with the pet's name and ID.
Errors are given for invalid IDs or untameable pets.
pet family <family>
Randomly selects and summons a tameable pet from the specified family (e.g., "cat", "wolf").
Only families with tameable pets are considered.
Exotic pet checks and talent requirements apply.
Success is announced with the pet's name and ID.
Errors are given if no suitable pet is found.
pet rename <new name>
Renames the hunter's current summoned pet to a new name.
The name must be 1-12 alphabetic characters (A-Z, a-z) and is automatically formatted (first letter capitalized, rest lowercased).
Forbidden or reserved names are disallowed.
After renaming, the bot sets the new name, saves the pet, and updates the client.
The bot dismisses and attempts to recall the pet using "Call Pet" (if the hunter knows it) to update the UI.
If the new name isn't visible immediately, the bot instructs the player to dismiss and recall the pet manually.
Confirmation and guidance messages are provided.
Additional Details:
All commands display errors if requirements are not met (wrong name/id/family, forbidden name, lack of Beast Mastery, or hunter below level 10).
After changing or summoning a pet (except renaming), the bot initializes the pet and its talents, then announces the result.
TLDR:
pet name <name> Summon a tameable pet by name
pet id <id> Summon a tameable pet by database creature ID
pet family <family> Randomly summon a tameable pet of the given family
pet rename <new name> Rename the current pet and refresh its name in the client UI
Description of files changed:
src\strategy\actions\ChatActionContext.h: Added the "pet" action for the whisper command.
src\strategy\actions\PetAction.cpp: New chat actions for all things related to hunter pets.
src\strategy\actions\PetAction.h: New header for the PetAction.cpp.
src\strategy\generic\ChatCommandHandlerStrategy.cpp: Linked the trigger and action in the chatcommandhandlerstrategy, for the bot to take action when whispered "pet" (trigger).
src\strategy\triggers\ChatTriggerContext.h: Added the "pet" trigger.
- Refactored BattleGroundTactics.cpp
- Bots choose strategies to determine if they are more aggressive or defensive in objectives
- Largely improved bots tactics in WSG, AB, AV and EY
- Improved how bots chase flag carriers
- Fixed some bots stuck in action loops - especially in WSG and AV
- Fixed several other Bugs
