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It seems strange to be coming here to inform you that I’ve made an update to this program, but here I am! Version 1.7 has been released.

Download it here.

Here’s what’s new in version 1.7:

Changed the way the rank information is stored. The new command to add your rank is:
!update rank (Character) (rank #) (nation)
** Nation needs to be: Bastok, Windurst or San d’oria
*** New characters will automatically have everything set at 1. Old characters need to update all their ranks.

Added a new command to see just the rank of characters:
!lookup (name) rank

If you’re unsure of what this program is, what it does, or how to use it, click here and read

It also occurred to me that I forgot to actually upload and “release” version 1.5 of the Nomad Moogle mIRC FFXI script. For anyone who actually uses this thing, I apologize but the one addition to version 1.5 I never felt was worth uploading. However, due to the fact that I don’t think I’ll be going back to it any time soon (if not ever) I’ll go ahead and release it now.

1.5 adds a command so that players can keep track of how many moat/forest carp they’ve turned in towards a lu shangs. The command is !update carp (character) (amount) and you can look this up specifically with the command: !lookup (character) carp

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Wow, I never thought I’d be posting another update to this bot, especially after all this time. But here it is!

Download version 1.4

What’s new?Added guild points into the crafts list for people to keep track of.

version 1.4

The command to update the amount:
!update guildpoints (character) (amount)

If the amount is 0 or empty (null) it won’t show “guild points” on the list.

If you’re wondering what happened to version 1.3, I never released it. Why? Who knows? But here’s what it added:

version 1.3
Fixed a few minor things.
Added the command: !lookup (char name) (info, jobs, crafts, all)]
it does the same thing as !character lookup but is shorter and easier to remember
Added the command: !character info (char name) [(info, jobs, crafts, all)]
it does the same thing as !character lookup

Another quick update to the program. I forgot to mention version 1.1 here, so I’ll go ahead and mention what it does in addition to version 1.2.

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version 1.1
I went back and edited the commands to make them channel only (you can only use them in channels). I also changed the way !character lookup works, slightly.

The new command for it is:

!character lookup (character name) [(info, jobs, crafts, all)]

If you don’t use any of the parameters after the character’s name, it will display all the information about that character (info, jobs and crafts). Else you can specify what you want to know. There’s also !character info and !check character that work exactly the same way.
You can now link multiple nicks to one character. This is handy if you use multiple nicks on IRC (like a few of my LS mates) and would like to be able to update your character with any of them.

version 1.2

The new command for it is:

!link (check, add, remove) (char name) [(nick to add/remove)]

!link check (character) will display all the nicks that are currently linked to that character.

[01:30] Iyouboushi> !link check Iyouboushi
[01:30] Moogle> [Names linked to Iyouboushi: Iyouboushi, Kiisuke]

You can add as many nicks as you want (or at least as many as mIRC will still process) but you must have at least 1 linked to the character. Oh and I also made sure Goldsmithing was showing up on the list (previously it wasn’t).

The only thing that I really have left for a future version is a search command. Well, and maybe adding in some of the other skills (combat, magic, etc). Otherwise, I think I’m finished with it. :)

A few days ago I had an idea for a new bot: an FFXI character tracker. Kinthoras of Esper.net and I talked it over and he decided to create one in Java. I decided to create my own, based on his Java bot, in mIRC’s internal scripting language. I have just finished my first version and it does everything his does except searching (and that may be forthcoming in a future version).
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