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Newbie Joined: 18 Jan 2003 Posts: 1 Location: USA

Hey! I'm kinda slow so if someone wouldn't mind helping me, I'd really appreciate it. I wanna figure out how to make it send random commands in. Umm. I want a 5 second delay between each entry or whatever.

The commands I want randomly entered are:
Hold looser
Hold tighter
Hold lower

I want a 5-6 second delay. Yeah, I have NO idea how to do it. I dunno if it's even possible but I figured someone would be nice enough to help me. If you don't mind. *smile* Could you explain it to me as you would to a 3 year old? *grin* I'm not too smart. Thanks!

*hugs*

Wanderer Joined: 02 Oct 2001 Posts: 76 Location: USA

just use your own commands to trigger off the different things you want to happen
for instance when you hold tighter it probably says something like:
You tighten your grip on your weapon.

just make a trigger like
#trigger {^You tighten your grip on your weapon} {#wait 5000; hold lower}

#trigger {^You lower the grip on your weapon.} {#wait 5000; hold looser}

#trigger {^You losen the grip you have on your weapon.} {#wait 5000; hold tighter}

that would create an infinite loop with a 5000 ms, or 5 second wait inbetween all commands. like i said those are all hypothetical outputs from your mud, and i put the little 6 thingy in there so if someone spams you with tells of:

DumbAssMudder tells you, 'You losen the grip you have on your weapon.'

it won't set off your triggers

p.s. i bet there is a #loop command, but that would probably be internally checked by zmud and warned against as an infinite loop

GURU Joined: 10 Oct 2000 Posts: 4379 Location: USA

Since #WAIT is not recommended, I would use instead an alarm:
#ALARM {*5} {#CASE %random {Hold looser} {Hold tighter} {Hold lower}}

When this command is entered into the command line it creates an alarm (a special trigger that uses times as patterns). This alarm is set to fire every 5 seconds (*5), and execute a random command found in the #CASE statement.

Kjata