scripter is a LASERJESUS 1.06 plugin for the game NexusTK. scripter provides an LUA interface that can be used to perform tasks in NexusTK, using LASERJESUS for access to the unencrypted packet stream. Possible uses for scripter include: Bots, macros, and automation of common tasks.

You can send commands to scripter at any time by typing the command into the LASERJESUS console, or by whispering to "scripter" in game. If you whisper an LUA command to "scripter," this plugin will echo the results of that command back to you. Overall, the process will look like a whisper conversation on your screen. In reality, the scripter conversation does not exist except on the client -- so if there happens to be a player on Nexus named "scripter," he will not receive your commands. Here's an example of a typical exchange:

scripter> trace("Hello, world!");
scripter" Hello, world!
scripter> loadScript("scripts/autoheal.lua");
scripter" Loaded script "scripts/autoheal.lua"!
	

In that exchange, you can see two basic commands: trace, which just prints stuff, and loadScript, which (unobviously :D) loads scripts. The latter function will probably be more useful to you if you're not a developer.

• Download and install the .NET Framework.
• Extract scripter.zip into your LASERJESUS directory. By default, this is C:\LASERJESUS.
• Add plugins\scripter\scripter.dll to your autoload settings. scripter MUST be on autoload.
• Start up laserjesus and start having fun!

To run an LUA script in scripter, just type ;loadScript("scripts/myscript.lua"); into the LASERJESUS console. Alternatively, you can execute a script from in-game by whispering the loadScript command to "scripter." It is important that you remember the quotes surrounding "scripts/myscript.lua".

If you're interested in writing LUA scripts, or using more commands from in-game, you should read the manual. The manual is pretty verbose in my opinion, so you might just want to skip to Function Reference if you want to learn how to cast soothe a hundred times (just for the record, that would be for i=1,100 do spell.cast("soothe"); end).

scripts/autoheal.lua is the example script provided. It will automatically soothe you when you are damaged, and it will automatically use a herb pipe when your mana goes down. You can configure the script within the file -- just open it up in notepad and look at the comments (comments are denoted by --). Run the script by doing loadScript("scripts/autoheal.lua");

Coded by misterPhyrePhox. Uses LUA 5.1 and TinyXML.

• Version 1.04 (Current Release)
  • Greatly increased the versatility of the trace function, so that it can now print ANY value you throw at it, including tables and tables within tables and booleans and nils and whatever.
  • More descriptive errors.
  • Added the script scripts/bleh.lua, written by me and Beagle.
  • If you load a script over itself, then the old script will be unloaded.
• Version 1.03
  • You can now pass params to your timer callbacks. See timer.
  • You can now specify a virtual key code when using sendKeys.
• Version 1.02
  • Addition: Added timers. See the timer function.
  • You can now use virtual key codes when specifying hotkeys. See the hotkey function.
• Version 1.01
  • Bugfix: If you specified the key for a hotkey as something like PLUS, which constitutes two keys, actually (SHIFT+EQUALS), then the thingy would go berserk.
  • Updated the documentation for hotkey to be a bit less ambiguous.
• Version 1.0
  • Addition: Added the sendKeys function
  • Jumped from version 0.1a to 1.0, because I felt like it. Deal.
• Version 0.1a
  • Initial Release