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feat(sailing): automate Tempor Tantrum rum transfers - #546

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feat(sailing): automate Tempor Tantrum rum transfers#546
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@RLitePlus RLitePlus commented Aug 26, 2026

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Problem:

Barracuda Trials Auto Navigate requires manual rum collection and delivery. A successful rum transfer changes the boat course. The route controller can then turn toward route points that the boat already passed.

Solution:

The controller issues one rum action at each Barracuda boat and waits for the HUD rum state before a retry. It skips a course command in the same tick. It advances only through forward route segments that the boat passed.

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An end user reported that the final test build worked without route or rum errors. Action breaks remain outside this change.
TrialsScriptTest passed as a direct main-class check.
./gradlew clean build -PpluginList=MSailingPlugin -PmicrobotClientVersion=latest passed with Microbot client 2.6.20.
Bump version from 2.2.56 to 2.2.57

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chsami commented Aug 28, 2026

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Maintainer follow-up pushed: the scheduled TrialsScript path now reads the current client tick through the client thread before deciding whether to issue a navigation command. This keeps the new rum-interaction suppression check inside the existing client-thread boundary. Validation: git diff --check and ./gradlew build -PpluginList=MSailingPlugin --no-daemon both passed against Microbot 2.6.20. Fresh PR CI is now required on the new head.

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chsami merged commit c5ca46c into chsami:development Aug 28, 2026
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