Linked Automation Re-arming

[Tuco]

I'm delighted to announce I've successfully made/altered 5 different sets of servants all with linked automation rules in different markets, but the one thing I've not yet managed is to get the automation rules in the linked markets to re-arm after they have done their initial set of tasks. The servant fires again on the selection of choice but not the automation rules in the linked markets.

I'm sure there is a simple condition or stored file that I need to add but I'm not sure where to find/learn about this, so any help to point me in the direction would be much appreciated

TIA

[jamesedwards]

I'm delighted to announce I've successfully made/altered 5 different sets of servants all with linked automation rules in different markets, but the one thing I've not yet managed is to get the automation rules in the linked markets to re-arm after they have done their initial set of tasks. The servant fires again on the selection of choice but not the automation rules in the linked markets.

I'm sure there is a simple condition or stored file that I need to add but I'm not sure where to find/learn about this, so any help to point me in the direction would be much appreciated

TIA

Lots of different ways to do this.

You could set the Betfair ID SV back to = 0 once it's triggered the bet. Or you could have a separate trigger signal or SV that switches between 0 and 1 when you want the trigger armed/disarmed. Or you could do something with 'stored value changed' condition.

[Tuco]

Thank you James. I'm still very much in the servant/automation learning phase so don't yet know how to go about this.

Are there any examples of this in action in a baf file I could look at? Or perhaps a thread explaining how to do this?

If someone has a couple of minutes, perhaps you could add these to the multiple Markets (A)? and Market (B) files for me to take a look at?

Many TIA

[jamesedwards]

Thank you James. I'm still very much in the servant/automation learning phase so don't yet know how to go about this.

Are there any examples of this in action in a baf file I could look at? Or perhaps a thread explaining how to do this?

If someone has a couple of minutes, perhaps you could add these to the multiple Markets (A)? and Market (B) files for me to take a look at?

Many TIA

For a start you'll probably find it much easier if you combine your rules into one rulesfile using the 'market type' condition to define which rule triggers where.

Should I assume that Market A is the win market, and Market B is all the place markets?

[jamesedwards]

Here's how I would go about it. Obviously I'm having to guess at what it is you're trying to do. I've not tested it so make sure you try in practice mode first.

Tucotastic.baf