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I hope this isn't too dirty. My scripting is minimal...

I've tested and added this code when a monster has a lot of health and Oblivion seems like the best spell to use. Of course, you had to have acquired the Oblivion spell. I use this to farm the Sea Beast Spirit.

you can add it at line 950 (current code) just after the lines that say:

if (autoAttackEnabled)
{

This is the code to add:

//Oblivion code
var vsTDs = $J('table.vsBox td > h1').parent();
var monsterTD = vsTDs.eq(vsTDs.length - 1);
var monsterHealthMatch = $J(monsterTD).find("td:contains('health')").eq(0).text().match("([0-9]+)/([0-9]+)");
var monsterHealth = monsterHealthMatch[1];
if (attribs.energy >= 25 && (monsterHealth*.10 >=75) ) autoPlay.push(375); // Oblivion
// end Oblivion Code

*I will work on some :) Again, just working with the logic side first.
*Agreed, if a monster is >1000 energy to start the battle, waiting for him to run out is probably a really bad idea, but if it happens, I am ecstatic.

*Vikram kalamar (1494), can be dealt with but creating a specific routine is hard.
If you get lucky, you can get 3-4 poison clouds in a row to work and he will die. Waiting for energy to run out is probably the easiest.

*The Twin Giants & Hydra, likewise can be tough early on in the game. Easier to wait for them to run out of energy. Later on, its far easier to just do the Oblivion/Inferno routine.

*The Amrit Revealed & Balrog & Vikram Falhill (Kraken?), just should not be done with an autofight. Not unless the logic gets pretty good. I will work on putting something together. Frankly any monster that has Regen and/or Energy Drain will be a bit of a problem.
*Oh, and oblivion needs to be excluded for the Ward Dragons. Won't work on them.

*Be nice to have something for the Earth Elementals :) Atk/Def 50,000
My routine for him:
Defense Up, Attack Up.
If my health < (70% max -30 heal spell), cast heal
If my energy < 50, use black elixir (will never be low enough health if healing all the time to make a difference even w/ the 100 health loss). YMMV
If EE health >= 650 Oblivion
If EE health >100 but less than 650, Inferno
If EE health < 26, basic attack
If EE health < 40, dual slash
If EE health < 50, fire burst,
If EE health =< 100, lightning bolt.

Code for Earth Elemental autofight.
if (pageId == "1890" && attribs.energy >= 25 && attribs.monsterHealth >= 650) autoPlay.push(375); // Oblivion when EE health 650+
if (pageId == "1890" && attribs.energy >= 50 && attribs.monsterHealth >= 100) autoPlay.push(370); // Inferno when EE health 100-649
if (pageId == "1890" && attribs.energy >= 20 && attribs.monsterHealth >= 50) autoPlay.push(368); // Lightning Bolt when EE health 50-99
if (pageId == "1890" && attribs.energy >= 10 && attribs.monsterHealth >= 40) autoPlay.push(367); // Fire Blast when EE health 40-49
if (pageId == "1890" && attribs.energy >= 8 && attribs.monsterHealth >= 28) autoPlay.push(45); // TwoHanded Slash when EE health 28-39
if (pageId == "1890" && attribs.energy >= 5) autoPlay.push(20); // Basic Strike when EE health 1-27
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Code for Black Elixir autoenergy
if (attribs.energy < 50) autoPlay.push(1586); // Black Elixir if Energy < 50
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So, same code for the autofight could be modded to work for any monster. Still need to do some changes because most monsters don't have 50k attack/defense. Like for Wyrms, I would look for a more energy efficient fight routine.

Ok, I think I have a better formula (generic) for Oblivion.
if (attribs.energy >= 25 && attribs.monsterHealth > (1250 - attribs.monsterDefense / attribs.attack * 175)) autoPlay.push(375); // Oblivion when health high

It yields an oblivion threshold of:
Against EE or Kraken (50k), its 521 @ 12k, 667 @ 15k.
Against Vikram (20k), its 959 @ 12k & 1017 @ 15k.
Against a 5000 defense monster, its 1075 @5k, 1177 @ 12k, 1192 @ 15k.

Could probably use a little tweaking on the low end, but gives a reasonable result at the higher end.
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Edit: doesn't seem to work right. will look to fix

I found reading this particular topic interesting as it enabled me to see the logic you may use to fight a creature. Here is an example of a fight that I must program in, the farming of wyrm. I select a wyrm location around Guildin Falls in the Lindelin Forest, I choose two attacks, the first a lightening strike, the second a fire blast, both on the same basic level page. This kills the wyrm and may give me 1 or two points of damage. I will wish to continue killing the wyrm at this location until I have no more stanima or Energy whichever comes first. This is not unlike farming for bread in Sulindal. Now before I begin these two very obvious code enhancements, has someone already done this?

I wrote the code and applied it and it works except for the messages I am unsure about which say "No Autoplay Jobs in this area" Here is the code:
jobReq[549] = new Object(); // Wyrm @ Lindellin Forest 4
jobReq[549].attack = 1;
autoPlay.push(368); // Lightening
autoPlay.push(367); // Fire Blast

Thank you kind sir; I am sure keeping the code clean and concise keeps you busy. For those of you on Facebook who really care, I can be found and added to your guild. As you can tell by my tasks, I have maxed out my character, except for farming lava links and I will be working on this code to be added soon as well.

This code has been working great for me. Tested against Stags, Wyrms, Earth Elementals and most Bosses. (I have 15k att/def). If your attack/defense is less, you might want to adjust the numbers up or down.
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if (attribs.energy >= 25 && attribs.monsterHealth > 999) autoPlay.push(375); // Oblivion when health high
if (attribs.energy >= 50 && attribs.monsterHealth > 160) autoPlay.push(370); // Inferno when health 161-999
if (attribs.energy >= 40 && attribs.monsterHealth > 120) autoPlay.push(114); // Ice Strike when health 121-160
if (attribs.energy >= 20 && attribs.monsterHealth > 56) autoPlay.push(368); // Lightning Bolt when health 57-120
if (attribs.energy >= 10 && attribs.monsterHealth > 44) autoPlay.push(367); // Fire Blast when health 45-56
if (attribs.energy >= 8 && attribs.monsterHealth > 30) autoPlay.push(45); // TwoHanded Slash when health 31-44
if (attribs.energy >= 5) autoPlay.push(20); // Basic Strike when health 1-30
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For the Wyrm, yes this would just use Ice Strike and waste 10 energy (compared to LB & FB), but its a good generic code

Ikay then, I have made a grave error in comprehension. Doesn't the be;ow script monitor my health and do a heal if I fall below the healthHealmin?
or do I need some additional coding to tell it to push heal if I am dying? I died very quickly with a beginning health above 1200
jobReq[1893] = new Object(); // Lava Chainling @ Barrenhoff Volcano
jobReq[1893].energyMin = 80;
jobReq[1893].healthHealMin = 875;
jobReq[1893].energyHealMin = 40;
if (attribs.energy >= 25 && attribs.monsterHealth > 999) autoPlay.push(375); // Oblivion when health high
if (attribs.energy >= 50 && attribs.monsterHealth > 160) autoPlay.push(370); // Inferno when health 161-999
if (attribs.energy >= 40 && attribs.monsterHealth > 120) autoPlay.push(114); // Ice Strike when health 121-160
if (attribs.energy >= 20 && attribs.monsterHealth > 56) autoPlay.push(368); // Lightning Bolt when health 57-120
if (attribs.energy >= 10 && attribs.monsterHealth > 44) autoPlay.push(367); // Fire Blast when health 45-56
if (attribs.energy >= 8 && attribs.monsterHealth > 30) autoPlay.push(45); // TwoHanded Slash when health 31-44
if (attribs.energy >= 5) autoPlay.push(20); // Basic Strike when health 1-30

Understanding that I have set these variables:
// set some state info
var thisJobReq = jobReq[pageId] || (isAttack ? jobReq[0] : jobReq[pageId]); // the job or the default-if-fighting (used in the fight itself, not from the quests page)
var autoAttackEnabled = GM_getValue('autofight/attack') || 0; // enable if you don't wish to pick your own attacks
var autoHealEnabled = GM_getValue('autofight/heal') || 1; // enable if you don't wish to pick your own heals
var autoEnergyEnabled = GM_getValue('autofight/energy') || 1; // enable if you don't wish to pick your own energy
var autoRunAway = GM_getValue('autofight/runaway') || 0; // enable if you want to auto-runaway when out of needed supplies
var autoDefUpEnabled = GM_getValue('autofight/defup') || 1; // enable if you want to autouse Defense Up spell
var autoAtkUpEnabled = GM_getValue('autofight/atkup') || 0; // enable if you want to autouse Attack Up spell

Ok, it looks like that should heal if your health is < 875. One problem, it looks like it will let you attack if you are 80+ energy. You probably want to be at/near max health and energy to start. You probably want to autoatkup if their defense is >12k and you use a lot of inferno. Will be a net savings of energy, most of the time.
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I am not using the individual code blocks, and rather concentrating on making a good "generic" set of instructions (tailored for high level, so should work for you also).
----my default job block
// jobReq entries (used for battles)
jobReq[0] = new Object(); // DEFAULT FIGHT OPTIONS
jobReq[0].attack = 1;
jobReq[0].healthMin = attribs.healthMax * 0.9;
jobReq[0].energyMin = attribs.energyMax * 0.8;
jobReq[0].healthHealMin = attribs.healthMax * 0.70 - 30;
jobReq[0].energyHealMin = 49;
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if (attribs.monsterEnergy >= 100)
{ // don't waste big energy items if the monster can't attack you
if (attribs.energy < 50) autoPlay.push(1586,1321, 1101); // Black Elixir, Dragontear, Green Elixir if Energy < 50
I commented out the rest of the autoenergy lines.
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if (autoHealEnabled)
{
if ((attribs.health + 30) / attribs.healthMax < 0.7 && attribs.energy >= 25) autoPlay.push(1080); // heal spell (+30% of max health + 30 hp)
Again, commenting out the rest of the healing as I only use heal spells now. This basically states that if I ever get below what my heal spell does, then cast heal.

I have read the logic and it is sound. As I now play with the auto attack enabled I note two things:There is no escape from the logic unless I simply disable Greasemonkey. The logic works so fast that if after say 15 auto attacks I wish to escape to another place in the game for other activities, I may not until my stamina is gone and I have the ability to reclick on the auto play button.
The other is the red health warning in the text. I my health goes below the maxhealth even 1 point a question begins to appear asking if I have enough health and then the logic goes on to the next step without there being any method to tell the logic that yes my health is okay don't display the message (My max health is 1170, if it goes to 1167 the red displays)
I wish I would have found this earlier! It is so helpful in reducing that tedious repetitive tasks issue like fighting a wyrm to generate some trade items to but health and energy items, obviously I am not a player after gold just a nice game.

There is a button in the attack screen to disable "auto attack repeat" or something. Unclick this and it will stop the fighting routine once the current fight is finished.

Dismay! I unloaded the script and downloaded the current version. I then used Word to do a document compare. Wow, what the heck did I have? You see the new version has the buttons on the right I can stop the auto attack. Now, the dismay. I went into the Fahill dungeon and attacked Balrog, not auto-attack, just plain attack. Auto attack kicked in and I died because auto-heal does not function. To test this theory I went to the Barrenhoff Volcano and di an auto-attack of the Lava Chainling with Auto heal enabled, again I was killed. WTF? I have looked over the code I now have and can not discern where the failure is. Has anyone used the auto heal feature successfully? I know, ths is scripting contributed by many for the purpose of a distributed improvement. I am beginning to doubt my 10 years of scripting skill.

The code I am using is from about 10 days ago, because I have made many changes to it. Let me download and do a compare. I don't want to lose my changes either. I have used autoheal very successfully though, and I am healing consistently.

Only a couple monsters where I want to turn it off. When I am trying to get killed. Need to remember :)