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- Thread starter CpKesi
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Keggy-Jesper
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How do I revert to older one
Squall-BBD
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Switched to .6400, working fine
Yesterday, I've created this thing – auto-potions for PoE2 using memory reading.
**Important**! At the moment, it only works for users with an active license since the Memory module is available exclusively to them. Will be change with the next server update - probably later today.
It's still raw, and I haven't properly tested it myself. This is something I’d like to change, but it requires releasing a new server.
It might be useful for pack creators – it’s packed with a ton of features, including UI, memory reading, config handling, behavior tree interaction through scripting, injecting everything needed into a separate class, and resource management (start-stops).
From a resource perspective, it’s significantly heavier than any Python scripts, which is a huge downside for small utilities like this, and it’s something I plan to tackle in the coming months.
One of the next big features will be the ability to export a specific aura pack into the smallest possible .exe file. This will exclude the Eye UI, unnecessary modules, aura tree loading, etc. You’d edit the pack in the Eye => export it as an .exe. After that, your script will run independently, store data wherever it wants, and so on.
Competing with Python scripts or something like UOPilot will probably be unrealistic since just .NET itself weighs around 100 MB. However, reducing memory usage and load time significantly is definitely achievable.
https://eu.eyeauras.com/share/S20241213181401RaWLZLE430e6
**Important**! At the moment, it only works for users with an active license since the Memory module is available exclusively to them. Will be change with the next server update - probably later today.
It's still raw, and I haven't properly tested it myself. This is something I’d like to change, but it requires releasing a new server.
It might be useful for pack creators – it’s packed with a ton of features, including UI, memory reading, config handling, behavior tree interaction through scripting, injecting everything needed into a separate class, and resource management (start-stops).
From a resource perspective, it’s significantly heavier than any Python scripts, which is a huge downside for small utilities like this, and it’s something I plan to tackle in the coming months.
One of the next big features will be the ability to export a specific aura pack into the smallest possible .exe file. This will exclude the Eye UI, unnecessary modules, aura tree loading, etc. You’d edit the pack in the Eye => export it as an .exe. After that, your script will run independently, store data wherever it wants, and so on.
Competing with Python scripts or something like UOPilot will probably be unrealistic since just .NET itself weighs around 100 MB. However, reducing memory usage and load time significantly is definitely achievable.
hey, so, two things
1) you're using the older version than required - 7612
(ss from pack page, links are there)
1) you're using the older version than required - 7612
https://s3.eyeauras.com/media/2024/12/msedge_G145jPt1x74EZvSU.png
2) As you're already using another EA package in that same program, I would recommend to just download the pack (zip) as otherwise you're go above 10 auras which is a limit for free users - in the end, using portable/packed version is a recommendation anyways and 10-aura limit is on per-instance basis, so you can have as many of those smaller packs as you want(ss from pack page, links are there)