Zugg Software :: View topic - need help with a script I'm trying to work on..

Newbie Joined: 09 Apr 2003 Posts: 7

#CLASS {Stat Bars}
#VAR hit {1732} {0}
#VAR gp {280} {0}
#VAR maxgp {280} {0}
#VAR maxhp {1732} {0}
#VAR cxp {9387} {0}
#VAR goodxp {150000} {150000}
#TRIGGER {Hp: &%dhit?&%dmaxhp} {}
#TRIGGER {Gp: &%dgp?&%dmaxgp} {}
#TRIGGER {Xp: &%dcxp} {}
#BUTTON 1 {Hp: @hit} {} {} {} {@hit} {} {} {Size} {120} {20} {} {} {} {32832} {} {Gauge||4|@maxhp|@maxhp/5|7} {} "" {Explore|Inset} {} {}
#BUTTON 2 {Gp: @gp} {} {} {} {@gp} {} {} {Size} {120} {20} {} {} {} {32784} {} {Gauge||1|@maxgp|@maxgp/5|7} {} "" {Explore|Inset} {} {}
#BUTTON 3 {Xp: @cxp} {} {} {} {@cxp} {} {} {Size} {120} {20} {Pos} {1} {1016} {64} {} {Gauge||12|@goodxp|@cxp|7} {} "" {Explore|Inset} {} {}
#CLASS 0

The thing is I have 2 versions of the hp text and gp text given to me from the mud. So sometimes it screws it up and puts the wrong number into the bar. The xp part works fine because it doesn't have a max.

It works with
Hp: 1732(1732) Gp: 280(280) Xp: 9387

But not
Hp: 1732 (1732) Gp: 280 (280) Xp: 8174

Any help?

~Wakka

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

If you have two patterns to match, write two triggers.
#TR {Hp: (%d) ~((%d)~) Gp: (%d) ~((%d)~)} {#VAR hp %1;#VAR maxhp %2;#VAR gp %3;#VAR maxgp %4}

LightBulb
Advanced Member

Enchanter Joined: 20 Nov 2002 Posts: 627 Location: USA

What I have done here is take your three different triggers and made them into two seperat ones with all of it as one trigger.

#CLASS {Stat Bars}
#VAR hit {1732} {0}
#VAR gp {280} {0}
#VAR maxgp {280} {0}
#VAR maxhp {1732} {0}
#VAR cxp {8174} {0}
#VAR goodxp {150000} {150000}
#TRIGGER {Hp: &hit~(&maxhp~) Gp: &gp~(&maxgp~) Xp: &cxp} {}
#TRIGGER {Hp: &hit ~(&maxhp~) Gp: &gp ~(&maxgp~) Xp: &cxp} {}
#BUTTON 1 {Hp: @hit} {} {} {} {@hit} {} {} {Size} {120} {20} {} {} {} {32832} {} {Gauge||4|@maxhp|@maxhp/5|7} {} "" {Explore|Inset} {} {}
#BUTTON 2 {Gp: @gp} {} {} {} {@gp} {} {} {Size} {120} {20} {} {} {} {32784} {} {Gauge||1|@maxgp|@maxgp/5|7} {} "" {Explore|Inset} {} {}
#BUTTON 3 {Xp: @cxp} {} {} {} {@cxp} {} {} {Size} {120} {20} {Pos} {1} {1016} {64} {} {Gauge||12|@goodxp|@cxp|7} {} "" {Explore|Inset} {} {}
#CLASS 0

It was not necessery to have different ones for the sam prompt capture so I made them one without the spaces and another for the spaces I tried both and they worked for me.

Hope this helps...

megamog75

Keeper of the only printable help files for Zmud.

Newbie Joined: 09 Apr 2003 Posts: 7

Thanks Lightbulb yours worked perfect!

Thanks again everyone!

Newbie Joined: 09 Apr 2003 Posts: 7

I need some more help.... since the mud I play on has several ways to look at the score/stats

You have 1732 (1732) hit points, 280 (280) guild points, 70 (723) quest points and 213 (213) social points.
Your current experience is 36447 and you are level 157 in the Wizards' Guild; your overall rating is 12440.
You have died 9 times and can die 2 times before you are completely dead.
Your wimpy is set to 20%.
You are burdened (60%) and quite comfortable.
You are neutral, worshipping no god.
You are a magistrate of: Ankh-Morpork.
You are 31 days, 8 hours, 24 minutes and 6 seconds old and have logged in 781 times.

You have 1732 (1732) hit points - @hp (@maxhp)
280 (280) guild points - @gp (@maxgp)
70 (723) quest points - @qp (@maxqp)
213 (213) social points. - @sp (@maxsp)
Your current experience is 36447 - is @cxp
you are level 157 - @level
You have died 9 times and can die 2 times before you are completely dead. - You have died @death times and can die (this number plus @death) times before you are completely dead.

You are burdened (60%) - You are burdened (@burd%)

I've tried everything I could think of to get those to the varables but I screw up like every time. Any help will be gladly accepted.

Thanks in advance.

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

The easiest method to make triggers like these (IMO) is to paste the actual line into the trigger's Pattern section, then replace the numbers and anything else that might change with the appropriate wildcards, putting parentheses around anything that will be used in the Value section, and adding ~'s in front of any special characters. Once the pattern is finished, put the needed commands into the trigger's Value section. I usually do this at the command line, but I'd follow the same procedure if I was using the editor.

Like so:

Select line to be copied
You have 1732 (1732) hit points, 280 (280) guild points, 70 (723) quest points and 213 (213) social points.

Paste line into trigger pattern
#TR {You have 1732 (1732) hit points, 280 (280) guild points, 70 (723) quest points and 213 (213) social points.}

Replace numbers with wildcards, add parentheses and ~'s
#TR {You have (%d)~~1732~~ ~((%d)~~1732~~~) hit points, (%d)~~280~~ ~((%d)~~280~~~) guild points, (%d)70 ~((%d)~~723~~~) quest points and (%d)~~213~~ ~((%d)~~213~~~) social points.}

Add commands
#TR {You have (%d) ~((%d)~) hit points, (%d) ~((%d)~) guild points, (%d) ~((%d)~) quest points and (%d) ~((%d)~) social points.} {#VAR hp %1;#VAR maxhp %2;#VAR gp %3;#VAR maxgp %4;#VAR qp %5;#VAR maxqp %6;#VAR sp %7;#VAR maxsp %8}

LightBulb
Advanced Member

Newbie Joined: 09 Apr 2003 Posts: 7

Thank you Lightbulb once again...