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Newbie Joined: 06 Aug 2016 Posts: 3

Im trying to make something that takes my current powerlevel and multiplies it by 9.5. I tried to modify a couple scripts ive seen on the forums but cant seem to get it to work.
In score, this is what in trying to go off of:

CURR POWERLEVEL: 50,488,307,431,678,409,602,432,675,872,768

This is what i got so far:

Trigger: CURR POWERLEVEL: (%n)

#VAR CplVar %number( %replace( "%1", ",", ",", ",", ",", ",""))
#VAR MaxGain 9.5
#MATH TarGain(CplVar*MaxGain)
#SHOW Find mobs around @TarGain powerlevel

At one point i had it telling me 0, now it tells me "Find mobs around powerlevel.

Any help would be appreciated. Its for determining the powerlevel of the mobs i need to fight to get the highest gains.

SubAdmin Joined: 18 Nov 2001 Posts: 5182

zMud is a 32bit program and I do not think it has any facility to work with numbers larger than 4 billion. That said you can manually write the math, multiplication is rather easy.

#VAR CplVar {%replace("%1", ",", "|")}
#VAR M1 {}
#FORALL @CplVar {
M1=%additem(%eval(%i*95/10), @M1)
}
#VAR M2 {}
#VAR M3 {%numitems(@M1)
#VAR M4 {%concat("000", %item(@M1, @M3))}
#LOOP @M3 {
M2=%push(%rightback(@M4, 3) ,@M2)
#ADD M3 {-1}
M4=%leftback(@M4, 3)
#IF (@M3 > 0) {
M4=%eval(@M4 + %item(@M1, @M3)
M4=%concat("000", @M4)
}
}
M4=%eval(@M4)
#WHILE (%len(@M4) > 0) {
M2=%push(%rightback(@M4, 3)
M4=%leftback(@M4, 3)
}
TarGain=%replace(@M2, "|", ",")
#SHOW {Find mobs around @TarGain powerlevel}

The explanation is fairly simple. First I convert into a list with the replace which will make each item of the list a value in the range 0-999. I then multiply each of those values by 95 and divide by 10 to produce a 9.5 net multiplier, zMud uses integer math. I then go from the back of the list and add any part greater than 999 to the preceding element, output the lowest 3 digits, and chop off the output digits. Once I have gotten the final value for the first element I break that into 3 digit chunks and add that into the working list. Finally I replace the list separator with commas for display. I think I wrote everything correctly, but no testing was done.

Newbie Joined: 06 Aug 2016 Posts: 3

Awesome! Ill try it when i can get a minute. Quick question, does it work for lower numbers?

Newbie Joined: 06 Aug 2016 Posts: 3

Tryed it. There was alot of errors. Missing )'s. When i tested it it told me:

Find mobs around 214 powerlevel

Maybe im trying to use the wring number. Instead of using the one in score. what about the prompt?

(PowerLevel:<1000.0oct|50.49non>)