Using the bots.forEach option
See original GitHub issue-
What you want to do (the objective in English): I’m trying to make it so both of my accounts/bots will run /server [realm] at login using bots.forEach.
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What you tried (the code)
function ready () {
bots.forEach(bot => {
bot.on('login', function() {
bot.chat("/server Atlantes");
console.log("Succesfully logged in at " + ServerName)
})
})
}
- What happened: They just stood at the hub and doesn’t run any commands.
- What you expected to happen: I expect the bots to run the /server command at login.
I was using mineflayer 2.7.5 when getting this issue.
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:12 (9 by maintainers)
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Maybe but then put a different timeout value for each bot or they will all still connect at the same time
On Fri, May 3, 2019, 17:51 Kasper Seweryn notifications@github.com wrote:
Well this is again a basic programming thing… Look at your condition for when to call ready. It will never be executed because i will only get to credentials.length-1
To debug that kind of thing, you can add some console.log everywhere to check what actually get executed. Or you can use nodejs debugger