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Surinene
Newbie
Joined: 07 Mar 2009
Posts: 1
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 Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2009 10:34 pm
Novice needing assistance converting trigger from zMud to CMud
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Any and all help would be so very, very welcome and appreciated!
When I say “novice” I mean, when it comes to the writing of triggers, I am at a complete loss. A a book “zMUD and CMud for Dummies” might come in handy and do me some good in this area. 
I am trying to convert a working experience calculator trigger from ZMud to work with CMud and am not having much luck. I did not make the trigger myself; it was something given me many years ago when I first started playing the mud. I have included the trigger, the error message, (a screenshot of the error wouldn’t copy over), how the score for the character looks, and the type of mud I play.
Surinene
The trigger is as follows:
#CLASS {Experence}
#VAR Exp1 {0}
#VAR Expold {3846253}
#VAR Exp {3846253}
#TRIGGER {Exp: &%d{Exp}} {#MATH Exp1 {@Exp - @Expold};#SUB {Exp: @Exp ~(@Exp1~)};@Expold = @Exp;@Exp1 = 0}
When I enter this into the command line to copy over I receive the error message : illegal token: = @Exp
This is what the character score looks like:
Surinene the silvan Scholar (Heroic)
HP: 180/180 END: 180/180 Exp: 115588 Avg. Stats: 80
The type of MUD is: running the TMI-2 1.1.1 mudlib on MudOS v22pre8 |
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Leitia
Adept
Joined: 04 May 2007
Posts: 292
Location: Boston
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Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 12:48 am
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Could you try #var Exp1 %eval(@Exp - @Expold) for #math
Really I have no clue, because I am one of the primitives (notice manicure dragging on ground) who did not purchase CMud yet.
Though maybe soon, as I am less likely to blame zuggsoft for being mysterious and certainly guilty of my bad scripts. |
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Fang Xianfu
GURU
Joined: 26 Jan 2004
Posts: 5155
Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 2:15 am Re: Novice needing assistance converting trigger from zMud to CMud
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| Surinene wrote: |
| a book “zMUD and CMud for Dummies” might come in handy |
Something similar already exists here. The particular section you want in this case is this one. All you need to do is remove the two @s:
#TRIGGER {Exp: &%d{Exp}} {#MATH Exp1 {@Exp - @Expold};#SUB {Exp: @Exp ~(@Exp1~)};Expold = @Exp;Exp1 = 0}
And it should work. |
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