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Beginner Joined: 06 Jan 2009 Posts: 20

I am thinking of moving from Zmud to Cmud, but first I need to make sure all my triggers and scripts work in cmud.

I do not quite understand what is the problem with the following trigger that it does not compile in cmud.

It's a trigger for capturing skill increases and saving it in a database as well as displaying it on screen.

Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2009 8:24 am

Remove the @ from the start of the line - you don't need it any more. See also.

Beginner Joined: 06 Jan 2009 Posts: 20

thanks, that fixed it. But now I have a new problem. it seems to be messing up my output line.

the line that set of the trigger:

Your proficiency with dual weaponry is 70.

And the result I got was:

gt{Wdual weaponry{graisedto{G70%{x

the spaces are missing.

SubAdmin Joined: 18 Nov 2001 Posts: 5182

I am not quite sure whay you are creating a seperate variable for each skill as well, so I removed those lines.

You had a reference to %1 inside of quotes, this is a bad thing. zMud used to need this in some cases, but CMud has completely fixed the zScript behavior on this point. I would suggest using the Compatibility Report in the Package Editor to assist you in finding all such references.

Your usages of #IF and %if were a little confused. Using %if to start a command is generally bad. zMud permitted this, but CMud doesn't necessarily preform the same way when such a thing is done. Also after examining what you were doing with the if's I saw that it could all be condensed into a smaller section that only changed the 1 color code.

Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2009 4:05 pm

I think that last W is supposed to be a G so