We'll be able to spend more time thinking about algorithmic improvements if we don't have to do fiddly things like managing state. Cancelling all our existing workers has some minor drawbacks in terms of performance, but what it wins us in simplicity dominates such considerations.
#Bitburner scp not working code
Netscripts programming capabilities are some of the most challenging and inconsistent I've ever worked with, so I want to write as little complex code as possible. We cancel all existing workers because it is easier to solve this problem if you don't have to keep track of state. awaits a signal that something material has changed.cancels all existing distributor controlled workers,.The distributor is the most interesting part. It stores the hacked node list in a newline separated file, so that other scripts don't have to invoke a function or spend precious CPU time reconstructing the list. It uses a breadth first search across the nodes starting from home, hacking any nodes we have the capability to. The spider is very straightfoward, as you will see below in spider2.js. A distributor to coordinate work among the available owned servers.I designed a system with three main components: Minimize RAM usage (scheduling overhead of around 30GB).Allocate resources toward the most efficient available task, subject to some allowances for early progression.Weaken and grow first, before beginning to hack.Allocate resources from one server to work on another.This script would constantly spam “do you want to rebuy servers?”, probably instant-spending all the players money. And what the heck are you trying to do in the final loop? the condition (one value multiplied by 13) would always be true if it weren’t commented out. Why don’t you just use let scriptArray = to be used in ns.scp(scriptArray, hostname) ? Does need one scp instead of 3 while uploading every amount of scripts at once. At first I thought you tried to write while else (turned out to be another commented if). the linebreaks are a mess, if there are any. almost all ifs are commented out, for example. I don’t know if the website messed it up or it was user error but like this nobody can execute it. I just spent multiple minutes to fix the syntax errors before I was able to understand at least parts of it. Ns.print('Starting scripts on existing servers.')įor(let x = 0 x ns.getPurchasedServerCost(ram)) if server is not running scripts, overwrite existing breaker and run. Check and ensure servers are running scripts (recover after a forced reboot)
Let ram = calculateRam() // Calculates how much RAM to buy for the serverĬonst serverMax = 25 // hardcoded max servers as of Bitburner v1.3 Let currentServers = ns.getPurchasedServers() '2' is 50% of home RAMĬonst MAIN_SCRIPT = "breaker.js" // Name of your main script that you want to upload ~~~~~~~~~Editable variables~~~~~~~~~~~Ĭonst SVRNAME = "plex" // What hostname your purchased servers will haveĬonst MIN_RAM = 32 // Minimum RAM you want to buy for a serverĬonst SVR_RAM_RATIO = 2 // Target RAM for server is "Home" RAM, divided by SVR_RAM_RATIO, must = power of 2 (0.5, 1, 2, 4.). Added additional comments and MAIN_SCRIPT variable so that the code will be usable for others Runs until satisfied, will rebuy servers money is sufficient and server is worse than 25% of ram. “run servers.js f”) The Script // Server purchasing script for Bitburner -, written by steamid/Meng
You can force a server rebuy by running it with the ‘f’ argument (ie. There is some basic technical knowledge required to change a few lines of code to suit your setup.
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