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Apprentice Joined: 18 Sep 2001 Posts: 175 Location: USA

I'm having a little trouble with my dice score bot, maybe you all could help me.
The bot is supposed to see these 3 lines of text:

Bardios empties a dicing cup.
The six sided die rolls out onto the ground and the result is... 2
The six sided die rolls out onto the ground and the result is... 3

I have this trigger pattern setup:
@player1 empties a dicing cup. (@player1 being Bardios in this case)

and this command to try to capture each dice total to 2 variables:

#IF (@p1rollnum = 1) {
#TEMP {The six sided die rolls out onto the ground and the result is... (%n)} {#VAR p11die %1}
#TEMP {The six sided die rolls out onto the ground and the result is... (%n)} {#VAR p12die %1}
#WAIT 2500
#IF (@p11die=@p12die) {
say Doubles! Roll again.
#MATH p1roll1total (@p1roll1total+@p11die+@p12die)
} {
#MATH p1roll1total (@p1rollltotal+@p11die+@p12die)
#VAR p1rollnum 2)
}
}

This seems like it would work to me but when Player 1 rolls the dice, I see:
Bardios empties a dicing cup.
The six sided die rolls out onto the ground and the result is... 3
Variable: p11die 0
Variable: p12die 0
The six sided die rolls out onto the ground and the result is... 2

And then 2.5 seconds later he says that there were doubles. Someone help please!

-Prestopimp

GURU Joined: 14 Oct 2000 Posts: 556 Location: USA

The #WAIT command and temporary triggers can be a bit squirrely. I suggest you rewrite this to not use either of them.

The following triggers store all dierolls as a string list in a variable named @dieroll. Note that in version 6.40 you can now refer to list items using the . operator.




#TR {@player1 empties a dicing cup.} {#T+ getroll; dieroll = ""}





#TR getroll {The six sided die rolls out onto the ground and the result is... (%n)} {


   #IF (@p1roll = 1) {


      #ADDITEM dieroll %1


      #IF (%numitems(dieroll) = 2) {


         #T- getroll 


         #ADD p1roll1total (@dieroll.1 + @dieroll.2)


         #IF (@dieroll.1 = @dieroll.2) {


            say Doubles! Roll again.


            } {


            #VAR p1roll 2


            }


         } {#NOOP}


      } {#NOOP}


   }

Dumping the cup initiates the variable. Once the variable has two rolls stored, it processes the data. I did some other tweaking to streamline things a bit. Here's a version you can cut and paste:

#TR {@player1 empties a dicing cup.} {#T+ getroll; dieroll = ""}

#TR getroll {The six sided die rolls out onto the ground and the result is... (%n)} {#IF (@p1roll = 1) {#ADDITEM dieroll %1; #IF (%numitems(dieroll) = 2) {#T- getroll; #ADD p1roll1total (@dieroll.1 + @dieroll.2); #IF (@dieroll.1 = @dieroll.2) {say Doubles! Roll again.} {#VAR p1roll 2}} {#NOOP}} {#NOOP}}

Troubadour

(Win 98, Pentium III, 550 MHz)

Magician Joined: 24 Feb 2001 Posts: 342 Location: USA

most likely the problem is being ~~called~~ caused by the #wait command. This probably prevents your other two triggers from firing. The #temps can be replace by trigger states, and the last state can do all the calculations:

#tr {@player1 empties a dicing cup.} {}
#cond {The six sided die rolls out onto the ground and the result is... (%d)} {
#var p11die %1}
#cond {The six sided die rolls out onto the ground and the result is... {%d) {
#var p12die %1
#math p1roll1total (@p1roll1total+@p11die+@p12die)
#if (@p11die = @p12die) {
say Doubles! Roll again.} {
#var p1rollnum 2}}

--edit--
hehe, 1 minute to slow
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