A working example Selbina fame quest for Only the Best, the fastest way to max Bastok and Sandy fame.
This came about by my need to get a mule maxed out to be able to do the gobbiebag quests… through my own testing, it turns out you need exactly 24 stacks of Boyahda Moss to max it out. This script assumes you have all 24 stacks on hand and in your inventory (not your mog satchel!)
To use this script, copy the code below into a new file, save the file into your scripts directory, and exec it from the Windower console (e.g. 'exec BoyahdaMoss.txt')
// script to trade 288 Boyahda Moss to the guy in Selbina for max fame // // IMPORTANT: You must be standing in front of Melyon in Selbina (I-9), // and '/targetnpc' must select him and not the door or sheep behind him. // // NOTE: As-is, the script assumes you have 24 stacks of moss in your inventory // CTRL ESC to stop script bind ^escape stopall; // Define aliases alias doEnter key_send return down; pause 0.2; key_send return up; pause 0.3; alias moss input /targetnpc; input /item "Boyahda Moss" <t>; pause 3.7; doEnter; pause 3.5; doEnter; pause 2; alias stack moss;moss;moss;moss;moss;moss;moss;moss;moss;moss;moss;moss; alias stopall alias moss /; alias stack /; // BEGIN input /echo Press CTRL + ESC to end input /targetnpc; stack;input /echo Stack 1/24; stack;input /echo Stack 2/24; stack;input /echo Stack 3/24; stack;input /echo Stack 4/24; stack;input /echo Stack 5/24; stack;input /echo Stack 6/24; stack;input /echo Stack 7/24; stack;input /echo Stack 8/24; stack;input /echo Stack 9/24; stack;input /echo Stack 10/24; stack;input /echo Stack 11/24; stack;input /echo Stack 12/24; stack;input /echo Stack 13/24; stack;input /echo Stack 14/24; stack;input /echo Stack 15/24; stack;input /echo Stack 16/24; stack;input /echo Stack 17/24; stack;input /echo Stack 18/24; stack;input /echo Stack 19/24; stack;input /echo Stack 20/24; stack;input /echo Stack 21/24; stack;input /echo Stack 22/24; stack;input /echo Stack 23/24, last stack coming up; stack;input /echo Stack 24/24; input /echo Done.