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jimbabwe
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2002 1:41 pm   

ifcheck question
 
i am trying to make a trigger, so that if my hitpoints, goes below.. say 200, that it will make my character say healall1, but if my hp does not fall below 200... then nothing happens. i cant seem to get it working correctly, it seems to just keep scrolling. and making the mud say "Huh?"
this is what i have, my prompt has my HPs in it, as
1249hpnow
i set a trigger for (*)hpnow
then in the value box, i have

#if %n<=200 {say healall} {donothing}

but it just keeps scrolling. is there a way to do this correctly?

James
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Kjata
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2002 1:45 pm   
 
Are you putting "donothing" in the else part of the #IF? If so, since zMUD doesn't recognize that as a zMUD command or function, it just sends it to the MUD. What you need is to either eliminate the else part of the #IF (if there is no else part, nothing is done when the condition is false) or just put #NOOP in it which is a zMUD command that does nothing.

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jimbabwe
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2002 2:23 pm   
 
Based upon what information i can find in the helpfile, i dont see what i am doing wrong, i am providing the #IF, expression comparing v1 to v2, and then i am providing the true and false results. all i can really say is that i am still pretty new to this program, and to ifchecks in general, i have only really used them when i was building, in smaug.

1249hpnow
Trigger: (*)hpnow
#IF (%1 <= 200) {say heal} {#noop}

that is all i have, i believe the format is correct.
maybe i can not use a less than or equal to statement in an ifcheck? i dont see why i wouldnt.. but, like i said, this is pretty new to me.
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jimbabwe
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2002 4:46 pm   
 
Thanks for your help, i got it going, with some help from searching through the forum, Many Thanks to Lightbulb :)

here is what i needed to get it going.

#TR <(*)hpnow
#if ((%1)<200) {say Bheals}
#T- autoheal


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LightBulb
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2002 9:24 pm   
 
You're welcome. *wonders what he did*

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