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Filling Keys from Secure containers

PostPosted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 11:51 pm
by Hoarmurath
Not sure if anyone else runs into this, but I would really like to be able to fill my keys from the secure containers in my house. Especially when new keys are introduced, I have hundreds of items that need to be held by that key and trying to find a way to get'em all in my backpack can be rather time consuming. Not to mention, hard on the mouse arm :)

Re: Filling Keys from Secure containers

PostPosted: Sat Nov 14, 2009 11:12 pm
by Epimetheus
I can whip something up in EasyUO if you like.

You just want to move all items in a targeted container to a bag in your pack while checking your weight and adding to keys?

Let me know exactly what you need. :D

Re: Filling Keys from Secure containers

PostPosted: Sun Nov 15, 2009 9:36 pm
by Hoarmurath
Yeah, that's the basic idea. It'll need to be able to separate stacks, like 4k in logs and such. Drag from a secure container into my backpack (or another bag in my pack), then add to the appropriate key. Perhaps, if you selected a key first, then targeted a secure... dragging into your backpack only the relevant items for that key into your backpack. Naturally the targeted secure will have things that aren't appropriate for a given key that I wouldn't want in my backpack... ya know.

Re: Filling Keys from Secure containers

PostPosted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 11:31 pm
by Epimetheus
Part of your idea would have required me to come up with the massive list of items all the different keys hold. Instead I just ran with it and came up with another good solution.

I've posted the script in my script thread:
Epi's useful EasyUO Scripts

It asks you to select an empty bag in your pack which items will be moved to and opens it. It then asks you to target a container to move items from, opens it, and then asks you to target an item in the container. It will move 20 items(changeable) at a time rather quickly until you are at about 300 stones(also changeable). Then it will cycle through all your keys, doing "fill from pack". If anything is left in the bag it will determine the item as non-storable and will move it back to the container it came from.

Sound like a lot, but it runs pretty smoothly. :)