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[enhancement] more gardening actions #26

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macks2008 opened this issue Aug 18, 2017 · 5 comments
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[enhancement] more gardening actions #26

macks2008 opened this issue Aug 18, 2017 · 5 comments

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@macks2008
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I wanted to make a quick action to automate picking flowers (watering first to ensure they are blooming), but it seems you have neither an action for clicking the watering can nor one for automatically picking a flower. I figured I'd just suggested here in case you somehow hadn't thought of it.

I also realize there is probably a way to add these actions myself, but I have thus far been unable to find it, so....

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  • You don't need to water before picking, since the blooming is determined by the flower standing up or not.
  • You can also easily add that yourself. Just mess around with the code and find out how it works.

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macks2008 commented Aug 18, 2017

  • I don't tend to water until i pick... so it won't be standing up. I considered making the watering happen after planting, but it would be easier to water and then pick as I would only have to add the instruction to one file (the file I would make for picking) rather than adding it to all 40 planting quick actions

  • I only know Python and a tiny bit of C at this point, so I'm probably not the best candidate to be trying to add this functionality

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Here it is explained in detail by Preisser

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@atemerino oh, okay. Thanks. I think I can figure it out from here?? I'll at least give it my best. Thanks for pointing me to that

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macks2008 commented Aug 20, 2017

so far, I'm sort of following the explanation (mind you I don't really know C#, and still feel fairly lost as a whole), While I was initially confused as to how to get the coordinates to click at, I think I've determined that 76, 380 should click roughly the middle of the watering can button. Would someone mind confirming that I'm going the right direction here (or rather, that I'm going to the right point)? I'd confirm it myself but I'm still confused AF overall and have barely managed to do just this much, because again, I DON'T KNOW C#

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