Blue Eye Macro

I still don't understand why it is not recommended to change the .act files, since so far I have had no problem editing these files, and I did this on several monsters. I believe that to automate some things in the game through macros, there is no other way than to change these files.

Anyway, as to what we were discussing, in relation to Anti-Ks. I am using the file that Nyl provided and it is working together with some adaptations that I made in the attack macro that Roan provided. The macro consists of attacking, in addition to the yellow blocks, also the purple ones (when a monster attacks), which are only in a defined area, close to the character in the center of the screen.

Sometimes it crashes and does not attack the monsters that are attacking the character, but most of the time it works perfectly.

Here is the macro code for this action, for those are interested:

As I haven't had any problems with editing the .act files so far, I just have to thank you, Nyl. For me it was a great contribution to improve the needs of the macro I am using.

Color.Limit area of interest to coordinates("585", "324", "116", "101")

Sorry for the delay in replying, I was a little busy.
Anyway, I really believe that it is not the best way to "write" this macro. What I realized is that using it in the same macro as my other actions (autoattack, autoloot, etc.), the character was limited to just killing / looting in that area that we delimited.

However, I managed to solve this by creating a separate macro file for each of these actions that we limited the area. A macro for AutoPot, and another for TeleportOnMonsterSkill. So, I started them together with my main macro (autoattack / autoloot) and it worked, despite showing errors in the Errorlog.

Anyway, until I can figure out the correct way to write the code, I will keep it that way. It is proving to be very functional.
I appreciate all the attention you have given me so far!
Soon I bring other challenges, because I'm having other ideas to implement in the macro, ahahaha.

As for the use of the .act files that you have made available, so far I have had no problems, only improvements. Now my character is no longer clicking on the yellow square even though the monster is already dead.

Thanks again

What is an ACT file?

The monsters in Ragnarok are programed to do several movements to create animation specific to what they are intended to do. They have animation to walk, in some monsters they are just up and down movement. They also have the animation they do when they are being hit.

Usually when we create our bots, we only change the SPR file or the sprite of the monster for our pixel bot. But what happens is that the act of the monster is still the same. They have the same actions but the only thing different is the sprite.

Since most of you are using the spr file of your own or the the spr file that Roan1234321 provided, I find it a little bit cluttered when only changing the spr file of the monster. Let me just give you an example of this:

Without changing the ACT file

You can see multiple square boxes layering on each other.

With changing the ACT file

You can see a single box representing the monster

To get this effect, use my ACT & SPR File for your monster to attack or evade.


You can also check if you did it right by going to your grf editor. Search for the monster you want to change then
1.) Click on the act file then,
2.) Click on animation preview and lastly,
3.) Select what animation would you like to see.
Look at this example:



Colors used in SPR file
Yellow = RGB( 255, 255, 00)
Pink = RGB( 224, 32, 128)

Here are some additional methods you can use to modify or add my sprite/act files to your ragnarok.

1. Download zdata.rar and extract it.
2. Open zdata.grf and the navigate to monster.act and monster.spr
3. Rename monster.act and monster.spr to the desired mob by right clicking on the file and click rename or just click the file and then press F2


After these 3 steps you have 2 options. You can either merge the grf or edit the data.ini

Merging GRFs
Follow the procedure in my signature or you can click in this link
http://www.blueeye-macro.com/viewtopic. ... 35&t=35306

Data.ini edit
1. Navigate to your Ragnarok folder.
2. Copy your edited zdata.grf to your Ragnarok folder
3. Open data.ini in your Ragnarok folder.
4. Edit it like this image below.

I've searched the internet far and wide for how to change the cast targeting circle, but to no avail. I've been through ever folder and looked at every file in the grf.... please sir, teach me your ways. The file mentioned wasn't attached, nor where to throw it (data/effect?). As I dive more and more into BEM, modifying already provided scripts to meet my demands, this has eluded me. Could you provide the circle file, preferably the magenta 6-sided star? And tell me where to slap it? Thanks in advance!

Thank you very much, that's exactly what I needed. As for the use of other similar skills, I believe that for my use there will be no problem.

As for the color red, the only thing I'm afraid of is that I use an autopot macro, which is not very functional, because it starts exactly when the HP bar is red. It just had to be a different red than the red on the HP bar.

(This is another thing I would like to clarify, is there any other way to use potion except when the HP is already red?)

Thanks again for all the effort.

Okay, I found one way to do it. Please check on the image.



I noticed that whenever they cast a skill on you, a circle appears on the ground so I just changed it into a solid pixel. I will upload the file after my work. Just tried it on my lunch break. Is that okay with you or do I have to make it smaller?
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Edit: Okay, I've made more samples for you to choose from. I suggest that you use the red color cause when the monster cast the skill it always blink to red color.


I've also seen the downside of using this. Cause whenever you are using a skill that has also the same like water ball. You will also have the same circle for the mob. Example:

Hello Is there any difference in using a spr. and act. with pixels height and width bigger or it is better to use a small one ? Thanks for the thread nyl, i tested and worked like a charm, now the monster doesn't have a fucking ton of squares for each movement and when it dies it suddenly vanishes!

To get this effect, use my ACT & SPR File for your monster to attack or evade.


You can also check if you did it right by going to your grf editor. Search for the monster you want to change then
1.) Click on the act file then,
2.) Click on animation preview and lastly,
3.) Select what animation would you like to see.
Look at this example