Automation Overview

Two-Face provides automation features to streamline repetitive tasks and enhance gameplay efficiency.

Automation Features

Feature	Description	Use Case
Cmdlists	Context menu commands	Right-click actions
Macros	Multi-command sequences	Complex actions
Triggers	Event-based responses	Automatic reactions
Scripting	Advanced automation	Custom logic

Quick Start

Simple Macro

# In keybinds.toml
[keybinds."f1"]
macro = "attack target"

[keybinds."f2"]
macro = "stance defensive;hide"

# In cmdlist.toml
[[cmdlist]]
noun = "sword"
commands = ["look", "get", "drop", "put in backpack"]

Trigger

# In triggers.toml
[[triggers]]
pattern = "You are stunned"
command = ".say Stunned!"

Automation Philosophy

Enhancement, Not Replacement

Two-Face automation is designed to:

Reduce tedium - Automate repetitive tasks
Speed up common actions - Quick access to frequent commands
Provide alerts - Notify of important events

Not Designed For

Fully automated hunting
AFK gameplay
Botting

Automation Levels

Level 1: Keybind Macros

Simple command sequences bound to keys:

[keybinds."ctrl+1"]
macro = "prep 101;cast"

Best for: Frequent, simple commands

Level 2: Context Menus

Right-click commands for objects:

[[cmdlist]]
noun = "creature"
commands = ["attack", "look", "assess"]

Best for: Object-specific actions

Level 3: Triggers

Automatic responses to game events:

[[triggers]]
pattern = "roundtime"
command = ".notify"

Best for: Status monitoring, alerts

Level 4: Scripts (Future)

Complex conditional logic:

-- Future scripting API
on_event("stun", function()
    if health() < 50 then
        send("flee")
    end
end)

Best for: Complex decision-making

Safety Guidelines

Avoid Detection Issues

Don’t automate too quickly
Add reasonable delays
Keep human-like timing
Don’t automate core gameplay

Respect Game Rules

Check game policies on automation:

Some automation is allowed
Unattended automation may not be
When in doubt, don’t automate

Test Safely

Test automation in safe areas:

Town squares
Non-combat zones
With backup plans

Automation Guides

This section covers:

Cmdlists - Context menu system
Macros - Multi-command keybinds
Triggers - Event-based automation
Scripting - Advanced automation (future)

Common Automation Tasks

Combat Efficiency

Quick spell casting (macros)
Target selection (cmdlist)
Status alerts (triggers)

Inventory Management

Quick get/drop commands
Container management
Sorting actions

Direction macros
Room scanning
Exit shortcuts

Quick emotes
Response macros
Greeting templates

Two-Face Documentation