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Newbie Joined: 07 Apr 2008 Posts: 1

Greetings,

I'm new to coding period and was hoping someone might be able to help me out here?

I am trying to take and make an autosipper script for the Mud Lusternia. But I am unsure of how to go about this...I know I need to trigger the prompt...and have a variable...but aside from that I am lost...

My prompt looks like this.

Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 11:42 am

At the simplest level, you're going to need to know what your health is. So you need a variable for that that's set by your prompt:

#trig {^(%d)h, (%d)m, (%d)e, (%d)p} {health=%1} "" {nocr|prompt}

Now, you need to know if you can sip or not:

#var CanSip 1
#trig {You can drink another elixir} {CanSip=1}

This pattern is wrong, I know, because I played Lusternia for a bit. You'll have to put the right one in.

Finally, you need to know what your max health is. I can't remember what the score looks like, but it should be pretty easy to write a trigger for that, given what I showed you in the prompt trigger above. I'll assume that it's named @MaxHealth. Now you add an #if to your prompt so that it looks like this:

#trig {^(%d)h, (%d)m, (%d)e, (%d)p} {health=%1;#if (@CanSip AND @health<%eval(@MaxHealth*4/5)) {drink health;CanSip=0}} "" {nocr|prompt}

This will drink if your health is less than 4/5 of its maximum. You can change that number if you like.

This script isn't very robust - anything that stops you sipping will cause the script to fail. The drink health command will be sent and CanSip will be set to 0, but because you never sipped, you'll never be told you can sip again and it'll never be set to 1 again. There're many ways to get around this, the simplest of which would be to make an alias or macro for sipping and do it manually in the event that it stops working. A more complex solution would be to add an alarm to reset the variable or to add another trigger that retries if it doesn't see a "You drink some health" line.