[Help] Bot Problem

[NickZeGamerX]

hello devbest user reading this, how do I fix this? :

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As you can see in the screenshot, the 3rd line (the one with yellow underline) does not get executed/sent or rather the Bot won't say it, But the bot does say it unless if add `another` line and the new line that is added won't have the bot say it :[

solid proof:

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When another line is added:

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[Joe]

Not sure why this was posted under Habbo Tutorials.

What emulator and build are you using? Couldn’t you copy and paste the last line twice would that work?

 

[NickZeGamerX]

Not sure why this was posted under Habbo Tutorials.

What emulator and build are you using? Couldn’t you copy and paste the last line twice would that work?

Sorry about that, I wasn't paying attention.

But anyways, I am using PlusEmu Release 2

 

[Joe]

Sorry about that, I wasn't paying attention.

But anyways, I am using PlusEmu Release 2

I hope someone can help you out, it’s not a huge problem and there’s an easy work around but it would be a nice fix.

 

[JayC]

I believe you just have to give it an end line character which should be the enter key

 

[Karel]

Thank you for finding this haha I took a look at it and found the problem.

RoomBot.cs:

public RandomSpeech GetRandomSpeech()
        {
            var rand = new Random();

            if (RandomSpeech.Count < 1)
                return new RandomSpeech("", 0);
            return RandomSpeech[rand.Next(0, (RandomSpeech.Count) - 1)];
        }

When you remove the '- 1' it will work correctly!

 

[JayC]

Thank you for finding this haha I took a look at it and found the problem.

RoomBot.cs:

public RandomSpeech GetRandomSpeech()
        {
            var rand = new Random();

            if (RandomSpeech.Count < 1)
                return new RandomSpeech("", 0);
            return RandomSpeech[rand.Next(0, (RandomSpeech.Count) - 1)];
        }

When you remove the '- 1' it will work correctly!

The reason for this is because of Random.Next is exclusive of the upper bound. The count of your random speech list is 3 so you were looking between indexes 0-2 but it could only return 0 or 1. Nice find, added this solution into my source as well, never noticed it I would always add a blank line after, I thought it just required an empty line on the next one to account for that input.