ToME: the Tales of Maj'Eyal

I am surprised that this worked at all (you're implying it does work with Steady Shot?). As far as I can tell, the code never actually acquires or forces a target. It shouldn't be able to successfully use any archery talent unless you've already used a talent on them manually in order to acquire the target.

--Seen enemy array
local seen = {}
local px = self.player.x
local py = self.player.y

--Find and store all seen enemies
core.fov.calc_circle(
px,
py,
self.level.map.w,
self.level.map.h,
self.player.sight or 10,
function(_, x, y) return self.level.map:opaque(x, y) end,
function(_, x, y)
local actor = self.level.map(x, y, self.level.map.ACTOR)
if actor and
actor ~= self.player and
self.player:reactionToward(actor) < 0 and
self.player:canSee(actor) and
self.level.map.seens(x, y) then
seen[#seen + 1] = {x=x, y=y, actor=actor}
end
end,
nil
)

--No enemies to attack. Time to autoExplore
if #seen == 0 then
self.key:triggerVirtual("RUN_AUTO")
return
end

--Switch to the closest target, but look out for high rank enemies!
target = seen[1]
if target.actor.rank > tonumber(config.settings.tome.hypr.auto.maxrank) then self.log("Stopping - strong enemy detected.") return end
for i = 2, #seen do
if seen[i].actor.rank > tonumber(config.settings.tome.hypr.auto.maxrank) then self.log("Stopping - strong enemy detected.") return end
if (seen[i].x - px) ^ 2 + (seen[i].y - py) ^ 2 < (target.x - px) ^ 2 + (target.y - py) ^ 2 then target = seen[i] end
end

--Respond to the enemy
local tx = target.x
local ty = target.y

--If ranged and in range, try to shoot
if self.player:hasArcheryWeapon() and self.player:isNear(tx, ty, self.player:getTalentRange(self.player:getTalentFromId(self.player.T_SHOOT))) then
local validammo = game.player:hasAmmo()

--Ammo check
if not validammo then
self.player:useTalent(self.player.T_SHOOT, nil, nil, false, target) --Let the game provide the error
return
end

--Check if there is enough ammo
if validammo.combat.shots_left == 0 then
--Reload
self.player:useTalent(self.player.T_RELOAD)
return
end

local shots = {
--autoatcher codes didn't have the new code, replaced with
self.player.T_FRAGMENTATION_SHOT,
self.player.T_STEADY_SHOT,
self.player.T_PIN_DOWN,
self.player.T_CALLED_SHOTS,
self.player.T_EXPLOSIVE_SHOT,
self.player.T_VITAL_SHOT,
self.player.T_SHADOW_SHOT
--disabled shoot because it is not working
--self.player.T_SHOOT
}

--Shoot the target with the lowest cooldown shots possible, otherwise just the regular one
for i,v in ipairs(shots) do
if self.player:knowTalent(v) and not self.player:isTalentCoolingDown(v) and self.player:preUseTalent(self.player:getTalentFromId(v), true, true) then
self.player:useTalent(v, nil, nil, false, target) -- this will trip over if v==self.player.T_SHOOT
--.player:forceUseTalent(self.player.T_SHOOT, {ignore_cd=true, force_target=target}) -- this one doesn't work either
--self.log("Firing...")
return
end
end

--No shots fired..? =(
self.log("Unable to fire any shots")
return
end

Well, targets were already acquired in the previous codes in autoarcher script. The variable "targetinrange" should be the target.