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Usage:	processingpolicy [/start:hh:mm[:ss] [/end:hh:mm[:ss]] policy-list
Example:	processingpolicy t b r a n processingpolicy buildnpc valleyacquisition npcfarming processingpolicy /start:13:00:00 /end:13:59:59 medalhunting processingpolicy /start:13:00:00 /end:13:59:59 !medalhunting
Arguments:	q = resque b = buildnpc v = valleyfarming n = npcfarming s = safevalleyfarming a = valleyacquisition m = medalhunting t = sendtroops r = sendresources

This policy will allow you to instruct the bot the order in which it will perform its functions.

In the first example above, the bot will send troops if/as goals specify, then build npcs, then transport resources, then capture valleys for production, then npc farm...all of it before any other normal processing is done.

In the second example above, the bot will first build npcs, then capture valleys for production, then npc farm...all before any other normal processing is done.

In the third example above, the bot will put medal farming as the first priority before others, during the hour between 1PM to 2PM.

In the fourth example above, the bot will not allow medal hunting between durin the hour between 1PM to 2PM. The ! denies a certain process from happening.

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ProcessingPolicy (last edited 2016-09-15 21:38:15 by Inanna)

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-||<style="border-style: solid; border-color: rgb(170, 170, 170); padding: 0.2em; background-color: rgb(242, 242, 242); ">Example: ||<style="border-style: solid; border-color: rgb(170, 170, 170); padding: 0.2em; ">processingpolicy t b r a n<<BR>>processingpolicy buildnpc valleyacquisition npcfarming<<BR>>processingpolicy /start:13:00:00 /end:13:59:59 medalhunting ||
+||<style="border-style: solid; border-color: rgb(170, 170, 170); padding: 0.2em; background-color: rgb(242, 242, 242); ">Example: ||<style="border-style: solid; border-color: rgb(170, 170, 170); padding: 0.2em; ">processingpolicy t b r a n<<BR>>processingpolicy buildnpc valleyacquisition npcfarming<<BR>>processingpolicy /start:13:00:00 /end:13:59:59 medalhunting<<BR>>processingpolicy /start:13:00:00 /end:13:59:59 !medalhunting ||
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-This policy will allow you to instruct the bot the order in which it will perform it's functions. In the first example above, the bot will send troops if/as goals specify, then build npcs, then transport resources, then capture valleys for production, then npc farm... all of it before any other normal processing is done.
+This policy will allow you to instruct the bot the order in which it will perform its functions.
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-In the second example above, the bot will first build npcs, then capture valleys for production, then npc farm... all before any other normal processing is done. In the third example above, the bot will put medal farming as the first priority before others, during the hour between 1PM to 2PM.
+In the first example above, the bot will send troops if/as goals specify, then build npcs, then transport resources, then capture valleys for production, then npc farm...all of it before any other normal processing is done.
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-The use of ! is also allowed to deny a certain process from happening, eg: ''processingpolicy /start:13:00:00 /end:13:59:59 !medalhunting'' to disallow medal farming between 1PM and 2PM.
+In the second example above, the bot will first build npcs, then capture valleys for production, then npc farm...all before any other normal processing is done.

In the third example above, the bot will put medal farming as the first priority before others, during the hour between 1PM to 2PM.

In the fourth example above, the bot will '''not''' allow medal hunting between durin the hour between 1PM to 2PM. The ! denies a certain process from happening.