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Farek
Beginner
Joined: 13 Oct 2004
Posts: 29
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 Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 1:15 pm
problems with autokill when there are aggies around.
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Looks like this:
A Dark Room
Obvious exits: [South, West]
The carpenter is sawing away at a piece of lumber.
A vicious guard dog is here looking for intruders.
The guard dog rushes to attack YOU!
0 followers arrive.
The guard dog misses you with his bite.
Problem is my autokill script has this trigger:
The carpenter is sawing away at a piece of lumber.->
#add @mobile 1
#VAR killlist %additem( carpenter, @killlist)
and another trigger for hitting it:
^%d followers arrive. ->
#if (@mobile > 0) {@killtype %pop( killlist)} {#Show no mob in the room left}
So my problem is whenever there is a agg mob in the room like that dog they agg me and i try to kill the other mob ending up fighting 2 at the same time.
Is there some way to add a "detectionscan" for if ive been hit by a agg mobile and after those are killed i continue with the regular killlist? |
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Farek
Beginner
Joined: 13 Oct 2004
Posts: 29
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 1:24 pm
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Also how do i go about it with an all Agg zone?
lets say it looks like this when i enter the room.
A Dark Room
Obvious exits: [South, West]
A vicious guard dog is here looking for intruders.
The guard dog rushes to attack YOU!
0 followers arrive. |
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Fang Xianfu
GURU
Joined: 26 Jan 2004
Posts: 5155
Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 3:04 pm
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#trig {rushes to attack YOU!$} {#var aggro 1}
Then change the %d followers trigger to do
#if (@mobile > 0 and !@aggro) {@killtype %pop( killlist)} {#Show no mob in the room left};aggro=0
You could also add a trigger for the guard dogs and just kill them first using #if and %ismember, or you could change the rushes to attack YOU! trigger to capture the last word of the mob's name (which is almost always a noun you can use for it) and handle all the aggro mobs in the room with a separate list, which is checked first before the main list. |
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Progonoi
Magician
Joined: 28 Jan 2007
Posts: 430
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 3:26 pm
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You can do just the same for agroes as you're doing for usual mobs.
Make a String list for them and then make it so that you'd attack the agro mob first.
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#trigger {The guard dog rushes to attack YOU!} {AgroMobs=%additem(dog,@AgroMobs)}
#alias KillMob {#if ((@KillList!=%null) and (@AgroMobs=%null)) {@killtype %pop(KillList)} {@killtype %pop(AgroMobs)}}
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This is just a very rough idea. You can also make a priority list which first checks if there are agros and kills them and once they are dead, moves on to killing usual ones. Usually its done via #Alarm
#alarm {Attack} {*1} {#if ((@KillList!=%null)or(@AgroMobs)!=%null)) {DoWhat} {#Say No mobs, moving on!}}
#alias DoWhat {KillAgroMob;KillUsualMob}
#alias KillAgroMob {#if ((@AgroMob!=%null) and (@Action=0)) {Action=1;#t- Attack;@killtype %pop(AgroMobs)}}
#alias KillUsualMob {#if ((KillList!=%null) and (@Action=0)) {Action=1;#t- Attack;@killtype %pop(KillList)}}
Then you'd also need a line from mud to put the Action back to 0 after you're done so it can loop to next part. Likely, if you have one, you can use the line when you're getting the experience from the kill.
#trigger {You gained %d points.} {Action=0;#t+ Attack}
Hope this helps.
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Farek
Beginner
Joined: 13 Oct 2004
Posts: 29
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Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 9:51 pm
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thx for the help guys.
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