Can verify that the script doesn't properly fetch past infinities' gain (player.records.lastTenInfinities appears to not exist anymore?) For what it's worth, After replacing it with player.records.recentInfinities, it'd say ipGainedLastInfinity.dividedBy is not a valid function instead.
I've replaced the part of the code with this snippet:
if (!player.timestudy.studies.includes(181)) {
if (this.timeReachedMaxReplicanti && Time.thisInfinity.totalSeconds - this.timeReachedMaxReplicanti > 5) {
const lastInfinity = player.records.recentInfinities[0][2]['exponent']
const infinityBefore = player.records.recentInfinities[1][2]['exponent']
if (lastInfinity && infinityBefore) {
if (lastInfinity - infinityBefore <= 10) {
return ['eternity', 'Progress is slowing down - time to eternity']
}
}
return ['crunch', 'You have been at max RG for 5 seconds, time to crunch']
}
}
Instead of calling the dividedBy function, this just compares the past 2 infinities' exponent number and eternity if they're less than 10 apart, otherwise it crunches. This works for now as of March '23. I'm in early eternity era (just beat EC3) if that helps.
Can verify that the script doesn't properly fetch past infinities' gain (player.records.lastTenInfinities appears to not exist anymore?) For what it's worth, After replacing it with player.records.recentInfinities, it'd say ipGainedLastInfinity.dividedBy is not a valid function instead.
I've replaced the part of the code with this snippet:
Instead of calling the dividedBy function, this just compares the past 2 infinities' exponent number and eternity if they're less than 10 apart, otherwise it crunches. This works for now as of March '23. I'm in early eternity era (just beat EC3) if that helps.