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When not set, the default heroes to keep are those level 50+ or those with base of 69+, as shown above in the second example. | In the 1st example, the bot will keep heroes that are level 50 or higher. |
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When running this command from the script window instead of as a goal, you can use the \reset switch to clear all keepheroes in memory, either from scripts or goals. For example: keepheroes /reset. Note that clearing via script will only last until the bot is restarted, unless the script is ran each restart, or the goals are cleared as well. | The 2nd example illustrates the '''default''' settings,i.e., the heroes it will keep are those level 50+ '''or''' those with a base of 69+. NOTE: When running this command from the script window instead of as a goal, you can use the \reset switch to clear all keepheroes in memory, either from scripts or goals. For example: keepheroes /reset. Note that clearing via script will only last until the bot is restarted, unless the script is run each restart, or the goals are cleared as well. |
Usage: |
keepheroes hero-string |
Example: |
keepheroes any:level>=50 |
This directive will tell the bot not to automatically fire any hero specified in the hero string.
In the 1st example, the bot will keep heroes that are level 50 or higher.
The 2nd example illustrates the default settings,i.e., the heroes it will keep are those level 50+ or those with a base of 69+.
NOTE: When running this command from the script window instead of as a goal, you can use the \reset switch to clear all keepheroes in memory, either from scripts or goals. For example: keepheroes /reset. Note that clearing via script will only last until the bot is restarted, unless the script is run each restart, or the goals are cleared as well.