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| − | Repeatedly send waves of calvary to 111,222. On failure, recall all waves;(including attack waves sent from other towns); also Loyaltyattack stops attack when loyalty of 111,222 is at 7. | + | Repeatedly send waves of calvary to 111,222 every 30 seconds. On failure, recall all waves;(including attack waves sent from other towns); also Loyaltyattack stops attack when loyalty of 111,222 is at 7. |
To cancel loyaltyattack, use '''EndLoyaltyAttack'''. | To cancel loyaltyattack, use '''EndLoyaltyAttack'''. | ||
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| − | Repeatedly send waves of cavalry to 111,222. On failure, recall all waves; Capture doesn't stop waves until 111,222 is Captured. | + | Repeatedly send waves of cavalry to 111,222 every 30 seconds. On failure, recall all waves; Capture doesn't stop waves until 111,222 is Captured. |
Latest revision as of 06:58, 16 March 2012
Contents
SetBallsUsed
| Usage: | SetBallsUsed troops |
|---|---|
| Example: | setballsused 20,50,130,200,400 |
Sets the number of ballista used to farm NPCs level 1 to 5. This script has been deprecated. Please use "ballsused" instead.
SetNpcFlag
| Usage: | setnpcflag [coords] |
|---|---|
| Example: | setnpcflag 111,222 |
Sets an npc to be added to the internal farming list.
UnsetNpcFlag
| Usage: | unsetnpcflag [coords] |
|---|---|
| Example: | unsetnpcflag 111,222 |
Removes an npc from the internal farming list.
Attack
| Usage: | attack xxx,yyy hero-string troop |
|---|---|
| Example: |
attack 111,222 any a:1000 |
Attack the given co-ords using the specified hero and troops. In the second example, it would attack and add the time on as camptime. In the third example, it would attack and camp time the attack to land AT that time (using your computer time, not server time). In both second and third examples, you'll notice f:0 was added in before the time. The bot expects the first value in the line after the troops to be resources sent with it. By adding f:0 you can fill this value without actually sending anything, so that the line doesn't error.
See Hero String for details on how to setup the hero string for this script.
BigAttack
| Usage: | bigattack xxx,yyy hero-string troop |
|---|---|
| Example: | bigattack 111,222 any a:125000 |
Use war ensign to attack as above.
Abandon
| Usage: | abandon xxx,yyy |
|---|---|
| Example: | abandon 111,222 |
Script command to abandon the valley at 111,222
Deploy
| Usage: | deploy marchtype xxx,yyy hero-string troop:xxx resource:xxx hh:mm:ss (or @:hh:mm 24hr clock time) |
|---|---|
| Example: | deploy reinforce 111,222 none w:25000 f:100000 1:30:00 |
This is a generic command where any of the other marching commands can be used. See Hero String for details on how to setup the hero string for this script.
marchtype from
| atk | Attack |
| bld | Build City |
| rei | Reinforce |
| sct | Scout |
resource from
| f | food |
| w | wood |
| s | stone |
| i | iron |
| g | gold |
Time can be expressed in hh:mm:ss or in local time when prefaced with @: so @:3:37 would sleep until 3:37 AM local time. When using @: the time must be specified in 24 hour time.
BigDeploy
| Usage: | bigdeploy marchtype xxx,yyy hero-string troop:xxx resource:xxx hh:mm:ss (or @:hh:mm 24hr clock time) |
|---|---|
| Example: | bigdeploy reinforce 111,222 none w:25000 f:100000 1:30:00 |
This is a generic command where any of the other marching commands can be used along with a war ensign as above.
Reinforce
| Usage: | reinforce xxx,yyy hero-string troop:xxx resource:xxx HH:MM:SS (or @:HH:MM 24hr Clock) |
|---|---|
| Example: |
reinforce 111,222 none t:100 f:10000 @:9:30 |
First example will reinforce 111,222 with 10,000 food using 100 transporters at 9:30
Second example will reinforce 111,222 with hero ken, 90k archers and 10k warriors
See Hero String for details on how to setup the hero string for this script.
BigReinforce
| Usage: | bigreinforce xxx,yyy hero-string troop:xxx resource:xxx HH:MM:SS (or @:HH:MM 24hr Clock) |
|---|---|
| Example: |
bigreinforce 111,222 none a:125k f:10000 @:9:30 |
Same as reinforce, but with a war ensign.
First example will reinforce 111,222 with 10,000 food using 125k archers at 9:30
Second example will reinforce 111,222 with the highest attack hero, 100k archers and 25k warriors
See Hero String for details on how to setup the hero string for this script.
Scout
| Usage: | scout xxx,yyy hero-string s:xxx |
|---|---|
| Example: |
scout 111,222 ken s:100000 |
First example will scout 111,222 with 100,000 scouts using the hero called ken. Second example will scout 111,222 with 25,000 scouts but no hero.
See Hero String for details on how to setup the hero string for this script.
BigScout
| Usage: | bigscout xxx,yyy hero-string s:xxx |
|---|---|
| Example: | bigscout 111,222 ken s:125000 |
Scout 111,222 using 125,000 scout, war ensign as above.
Transport
| Usage: | transport xxx,yyy trans:xxx resource:xxx HH:MM:SS (or @:HH:SS 24hr Clock) |
|---|---|
| Example: | transport 111,222 t:1000 f:999998 |
An important note to remember with transportation, if you try to send more than the transports can carry, you will get an error, and the command will not function.
BigTransport
| Usage: | bigtransport xxx,yyy trans:xxx resource:xxx HH:MM:SS (or @:HH:SS 24hr Clock) |
|---|---|
| Example: | bigtransport 111,222 t:125000 f:120000000 |
Transport resources using war ensign.
GuardedAttack
| Usage: | guardedattack xxx,yyy troop num_scouts opponent_troop opponent_defenses |
|---|---|
| Example: | guardedattack 111,222 a:99600,w:100,s:100,p:100,sw:100 10 a:60000,cav:50000 at:19000 guardedattack 111,222 cav:99000,s:1000 10 a:500000 ab:1 |
Used to set up a scout and an attack and recall the attack based on the result of the scout.
In the first example, the bot will schedule a scout with 10 scouts and an attack on 111,222 with 99600 archers so that the scouts arrive a random time between 15-30 seconds before the archers. If the scout fails, the attack is recalled. If the scout is successful but there are 60k+ archers OR 50k+ cavalry at the target, the attack is also recalled.
In the second example, the bot will schedule a scout with 10 scouts and an attack on 111,222 with 99000 cavalry so that the scouts arrive a random time between 15-30 seconds before the horses. If the scout fails, the attack is recalled. If the scout is successful but there are 500k+ archers OR => 1 abatis at the target, the attack is also recalled.
To cancel guardedattack, use EndGuardedAttack.
SetGuard
| Usage: | setguard xxx,yyy opponent_troop |
|---|---|
| Example: |
attack 111,222 any w:100000,a:100,s:100,p:100,sw:100 |
You can manually schedule attacks and scouts and use "setguard" to monitor the attack. Also useful if you have to restart YAEB.
The example above is a three line script, to send 100k scouts to 111,222 & to setguard monitor attack & recall if necessary.
LoyaltyAttack
| Usage: | loyaltyattack xxx,yyy num_cavalry |
|---|---|
| Example: | loyaltyattack 111,222 3000 |
Repeatedly send waves of calvary to 111,222 every 30 seconds. On failure, recall all waves;(including attack waves sent from other towns); also Loyaltyattack stops attack when loyalty of 111,222 is at 7.
To cancel loyaltyattack, use EndLoyaltyAttack.
Capture
| Usage: | capture xxx,yyy num_cavalry |
|---|---|
| Example: | capture 111,222 3000 |
Repeatedly send waves of cavalry to 111,222 every 30 seconds. On failure, recall all waves; Capture doesn't stop waves until 111,222 is Captured.
SpamAttack
| Usage: | spamattack xxx,yyy troop num_waves |
|---|---|
| Example: | spamattack 111,222 cav:500,s:500 10 |
Repeatedly attack a town. Heroes are made sure to be at loyalty 100 before sending out.
The above example will attack 111,222 with 500 cavs & 500 scouts 10 times.
To cancel spamattack, use EndSpamAttack.
Recall
| Usage: | recall location |
|---|---|
| Example: | recall 111,222 |
Used to recall all troops heading to 111,222
IdRecall
| Usage: | idrecall ArmyId |
|---|---|
| Example: | idrecall 100333040 |
Used to recall the specific army with an id of 100333040
The Army Id number can be found by hovering the mouse over the army in the army tab.
AttackWait
| Usage: | attackwait type |
|---|---|
| Example: |
attackwait loyalty
attackwait honor |
To wait for loyaltyattack, honorattack, or spamattack to end