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Posted: Thu Oct 17, 2002 6:28 pm

Took the script, pasted into a txt file, imported it, created a small prompt trigger that fills two variables with my hp and mana values and added the #class cap 0 line.
Loged into Achaea, but nothing happened, no output to a channel window.
Created a window with the #win command, but still no output to this window.

What did i do wrong? I am using zmud6.16. Hope you can help.

case insensitivity maybe ??
eg...{#var cap... {#cap @Cap...

-sorry for the misplaced question in "finished scripts"-

MASTER Joined: 28 Nov 2000 Posts: 4817 Location: USA

Here's the original post

quote:
Ok, For those of you who wanted a script to capture the different channels in Achaea, here's my script:

#CLASS {Cap} {disable}
#TRIGGER {^~((%w)~):(*)} {#var cap "%1";#class cap 1}
#TRIGGER {*} {#cap @Cap;#gag} "Cap"

The only thing that goes with this, is a line that says
#class cap 0
in your prompt trigger. (everyone has a prompt trigger already, don't they?)

Now, this will capture all guild tells, city tells, order tells to a window named the same as the channel. For something REALLY cool, add this trigger in to the channel window:

#TRIGGER {^~((%w)~):} {#sub %time(hh:mm)}

That will timestamp each tell(It replaces the channel name in the tell, but that information is already in the caption of the window, right?).

Lalaynya

Because Lalaynya used "code" tags in her post, you lose the end-of-lines when you cut-and-paste, and you get this:
#CLASS {Cap} {disable} #TRIGGER {^~((%w)~):(*)} {#var cap "%1";#class cap 1} #TRIGGER {*} {#cap @Cap;#gag} "Cap"

Notice all the lines are run together? These are supposed to be 3 separate lines, like this:
#CLASS {Cap} {disable}
#TRIGGER {^~((%w)~):(*)} {#var cap "%1";#class cap 1}
#TRIGGER {*} {#cap @Cap;#gag} "Cap"

You can cut-and-paste this one. It's a good script though, I've used it myself.

LightBulb
Senior Member

Wanderer Joined: 23 Aug 2002 Posts: 96

I didn't realize that the code tag did that when you copy/paste something... I used it to keep the forum from doing a word wrap on the code. Also it makes it look prettier.

Posted: Thu Oct 17, 2002 9:03 pm

I dont know what i am doing wrong, i took line bye line and it still does not work??

In Zmud it reads:
Class name: Cap
Class script value:

#CLASS {Cap} {disable}
#TRIGGER {^~((%w)~):(*)} {
#var cap "%1"
#class cap 1
}
#TRIGGER {*} {
#cap @Cap
#gag
}
#CLASS 0

miniprompt trigger:
on prompt
pattern:
^(%d)h, (%d)m

Script value:
#var healthStat %1
#var manaStat %2
#class cap 0

Any idea ???

Wanderer Joined: 23 Aug 2002 Posts: 96

Your first trigger is in the wrong class!

It never fires, because it's disabled. Move it to the 'none' class... It HAS to be able to fire, to turn on the cap class.

Posted: Thu Oct 17, 2002 10:19 pm

Mea culpa!

At my first try both triggers landed in the non class. Deleted, trigger and class.

2nd try new and both trigger again in the non class. Deleted them again.

3rd try both triggers in the cap class.
I moved the first into the none class and now everything is fine and working.

The only thing i have to say in my defence is that i am a complete newbie at zmud, althoug not at programming ...

Thank you for your help, great script!

MASTER Joined: 28 Nov 2000 Posts: 4817 Location: USA

Hi Lalaynya. Great script. I never realized the "code" tags did that either, until I tried to cut-and-paste to find out what the problem was.

LightBulb
Senior Member

Wanderer Joined: 23 Aug 2002 Posts: 96

quote:

Hi Lalaynya. Great script. I never realized the "code" tags did that either, until I tried to cut-and-paste to find out what the problem was.

LightBulb
Senior Member

One of my simpler ones from Achaea... I don't play there anymore, but it's nice to see that people use it.

I've had some people ask for help on the mud I currently play, so I guess I'll have to post some more stuff... Now, to decide what to post... Hmmm....