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Thread: Harvest Macros?

Ickpon
Mon Mar 01, 2004 10:11 am
#1

Anybody know how to use a macro to harvest hides, meat or bone?


I was trying this the other day as follows:


/harvest Hide


This seemed to activate the "harvest", but I never got the goods. It did however screw the corpse up so I could not harvest it.


Does anybody know if this is bugged or am I doing something wrong?


Using the radial menu stinks, so I need some help from my brothers...


The "Ick"



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NRaas
Mon Mar 01, 2004 10:16 am
#2

"This seemed to activate the "harvest", but I never got the goods. It did however screw the corpse up so I could not harvest it."


If you use /harvest hide, make sure that the corpse actually does have hide resource or you will run into the problem you described.


Similiarly you need to be reasonably close to the corpse before you can use the command successfully. If you are too far away, you may end up with that error.




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Ickpon
Mon Mar 01, 2004 11:19 am
#3

"If you use /harvest hide, make sure that the corpse actually does have hide resource or you will run into the problem you described."


Okay, well I was killing Mottled Wrixes which have Bristley Hide and it should have worked. Yet it did not, I also was right on top of the corpses so this should not have been a problem.


I used it with a space /harvest Hide and it didn't work, can anyong confirm it does work?


Do I need to call out the "type" of hide I.E. Bristley?



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Calculus_Entropy
Mon Mar 01, 2004 11:38 am
#4

Maybe a semicolon at the end of the command....ie /harvest hide;


I personally use:


/harvest hide;


/loot;


which I leaned from the Ranger Forums.



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astralzebra
Mon Mar 01, 2004 11:41 am
#5

/harvest hide should work.

i've long used macros like this:
/harvest hide;
/loot;

/harvest meat;
/loot;

/harvest bone;
/loot;

Adding the loot in there ensures you pick up special resources (voritor plates, krayt pearls) and as an added bonus works just as well on NPCs (the harvest command won't work but it will skip to loot).

However.... i've been noticing in the past couple of weeks (since last publish) that the /harvest in the macro sometimes is severely delayed, and doesn't activate until I've already moved away from the corpse-- which is a pain. So I've actually found that using the radial menu recently has been more reliable (as I'm often speed-harvesting, and will randomly get "unable to access container in current state" error at some point and won't know which carcass it's referring to. Better to slow down and use the radial than to have to go back and check each smelly dead beast.



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Ickpon
Mon Mar 01, 2004 11:49 am
#6

/harvest hide;
/loot;


Okay, two things...


Does the "H" in hide need to be capitalized or no?


I learned somethign new on thse forums today and I should have been smacked for not knowing this....


I can take a Sharnaff Bull down solo and I have NEVER looted them. I didn't know animals had "loot" on them. That sucks, I probably would have gotten some good scales and stuff and never knew..




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NRaas
Mon Mar 01, 2004 12:00 pm
#7

"Does the "H" in hide need to be capitalized or no?"


I don't capitalize it in my macro, so that could be your problem. Command parameters have been known to be case sensitive.




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hof
Mon Mar 01, 2004 12:11 pm
#8

make sure you have not maxed out your inventory space too. if your just hitting your Fkeys harvesting, even with the right macro, you still need to have inventory space to actually take the resource. if nothing happens, check the critter by clicking "loot" and check the window. your resource container should be on the critter till you open up space in your inventory to pick it up.






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DWolfe
Mon Mar 01, 2004 3:34 pm
#9

Small comment:

/h works just as well as /harvest. As I'm lazy, I use this over /harvest. As I also don't want to give up space on my tool bar, this is generally quicker.. But then, I also Ctrl-up so I don't even have to type /h hide or whatever most times.



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Calculus_Entropy
Mon Mar 01, 2004 4:23 pm
#10






Ickpon wrote:

/harvest hide;
/loot;


Okay, two things...


Does the "H" in hide need to be capitalized or no?


I learned somethign new on thse forums today and I should have been smacked for not knowing this....


I can take a Sharnaff Bull down solo and I have NEVER looted them. I didn't know animals had "loot" on them. That sucks, I probably would have gotten some good scales and stuff and never knew..







That is my macro verbatim.



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imwasted
Mon Mar 01, 2004 6:38 pm
#11

yup... This is one of the most annoying bugs in the game. Live by the harvest macro. Not haveing to bring up the radial menu to get your goods is worth its weight in gold!


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Tibli
Mon Mar 01, 2004 7:20 pm
#12

/harvest hide;/loot
/harvest meat;/loot
/harvest bone;/loot


i use them all, and they all work







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Ickpon
Tue Mar 02, 2004 8:41 am
#13

Excellent, thanks for the tips...


I will try these out tonight...





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