Zugg Software :: View topic - Autoroller problem any help would be appreicated

Beginner Joined: 25 Jun 2002 Posts: 11

I am having difficulty with an autoroller program for Tempus Mud.
I originally had a trigger set that worked fine with their attributes
But the rolling script has been changed. Now I am the first to admit I am nowhere near proficient at zmud programming but I generally get by… I may just be missing something abvious…

My original trigger set(rather crude but it did what I wanted) was setup on the stats I wanted

#trigger {CHARACTER ATTRIBUTES} {#var st 0}
#trigger (Strength: Your strength is at the human peak!} {#math st @st+1}
#trigger { Wisdom: You are exceptionally wise.} {#math st @st+1}
#trigger{ Constitution: You are exceptionally healthy.} {#math st @st+1}
#trigger{ Dexterity: You are exceptionally agile.} {#math st @st+1}
#trigger{ Would you like to REROLL or KEEP these attributes?}{{#if (st>3) (keep) (reroll)}

There appears to either be a clear screen between rolls or only the text after the attribute name changes so I think it is not triggering on Would you like to REROLL or KEEP these attributes?

CHARACTER ATTRIBUTES
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Strength: You are a nice specimen.
Intelligence: You are very smart.
Wisdom: You are very wise.
Dexterity: You are fairly agile.
Constitution: You are very healthy.
Charisma: You are not too unpleasant to deal with.

Would you like to REROLL or KEEP these attributes?

If you need to see the character creation firsthand go to tempusmud.com 2020

Thanks in advance
Alabaster

GURU Joined: 26 Jul 2001 Posts: 1958 Location: Canada

Offhand I'd look at:
#trigger {Strength: Your strength is at the human peak!} {#math st @st+1}

Do you need a space infront of Would? I took it out.
#trigger {Would you like to REROLL or KEEP these attributes?} {#CO 71;#if (@st>3) {keep} {reroll}}

I added the colour line white on red, #CO 71, so you can visually see if
it is being triggered upon or not.

Added a space after trigger and the {, took out the space before the attribute
#trigger {Wisdom: You are exceptionally wise.} {#math st @st+1}
#trigger {Constitution: You are exceptionally healthy.} {#math st @st+1}
#trigger {Dexterity: You are exceptionally agile.} {#math st @st+1}

The concept of it looks right though.

Ton Diening
Providing untested answers that tend to be
more complicated than others.

Beginner Joined: 25 Jun 2002 Posts: 11

Thanks. Tis sad that a simple little @ could have caused me all this strife. I simply forgot the @ in my if statement. Thanks again