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Wanderer Joined: 05 Apr 2003 Posts: 60 Location: USA

ok, here is my prompt output on how I have it confured.

H:374 M:374 W:1773 <eb db>

what I want to know if it will be possible to get Zmud to read the second b in it for a different variable? Right now the first b is set for balance, I need the second one to be for blindness. Thanks a mil.

Novice Joined: 05 Jan 2003 Posts: 39 Location: Netherlands

what would it look like if the B was different? would it be gone? a different letter maybe?

For now this is what I can come up with:

#TRIGGER {H~:(%d) M~:(%d) W~:(%d) ~<(?)(?) (?)(?)~>} {#VAR prompt.H %1;#VAR prompt.M %2;#VAR prompt.W %3;#VAR prompt.E %4;#VAR prompt.B1 %5;#VAR prompt.D %6;#VAR prompt.B2 %7}

edit: rehprase my question.

Wanderer Joined: 05 Apr 2003 Posts: 60 Location: USA

the problem with this is there are other prompts that come up that are temporary, like s for stunned, p for prone, f for flying.

Wizard Joined: 15 Jan 2002 Posts: 1644 Location: USA

Then how bout a little more info. give us an example of your prompt with EVERYTHING in it in the correct order with the correct letters I have yet to run across something Zmud couldnt do :P something like this perhaps

#TRIGGER {H~:(%d) M~:(%d) W~:(%d) ~<(%w) (%w)~>} {#VAR prompt.H %1;#VAR prompt.M %2;#VAR prompt.W %3;#IF (%pos(b,%5) {#ADDITEM badaffects blind} {#DELITEM badaffects blind}}

Edit: Added missing {}'s

Wanderer Joined: 05 Apr 2003 Posts: 60 Location: USA

H:340 M:374 W:1773 <eb fpsdb> is the full prompt postitioning if that helps

e = equilibrium
b = balance

then

f = flying p = prone s = stunned b = blindness and d = deafness

Novice Joined: 05 Jan 2003 Posts: 39 Location: Netherlands

I let a SAY show the output becouse again I'm uncertain what you want with the affects. What I got works, however.. if the F disappears from your prompt the P will be the first one it sees, you need a few if statement to put the stuff in the right variables.

If you can't work it out yet just gimie some details on what you want where and what should be done with them and I'm sure we can work out more.

Here we go:

#TRIGGER {H~:(%d) M~:(%d) W~:(%d) ~<(?)(?) (?)(?)(?)(?)(?)~>} {#SAY H:%1 M:%2 W:%3 ~<1:%4 2:%5 3:%6 4:%7 5:%8 6:%9 7:%10~>}

Wizard Joined: 15 Jan 2002 Posts: 1644 Location: USA

If thats how its set up then using my trigger from earlier in this thread should work

Wanderer Joined: 05 Apr 2003 Posts: 60 Location: USA

the thing about the F is that its only temporary, would Nexela's solution take into account that?

I also keep track of equilibrium and balance as well.

Also, the fpsdb are all colored yellow, maybe this info can help

Wizard Joined: 15 Jan 2002 Posts: 1644 Location: USA

yup

Syntax: %pos(p,s)

return the position of pattern p in string s. Return 0/false if not found

IF (return the position of b in %5) {True} {False}
0/no/false/off returns false
yes/true/on/>=1 returns true

There are prolly faster ways to do this but
Adding these in your prompt trigger would add or remove affects as your prompt showed up

#IF (%pos(b,%5) {#ADDITEM affects blind} {#DELITEM affects blind}
#IF (%pos(d,%5) {#ADDITEM affects deafness} {#DELITEM affects deafness}
#IF (%pos(s,%5) {#ADDITEM affects stunned} {#DELITEM affects stunned}
#IF (%pos(f,%5) {#ADDITEM affects flying} {#DELITEM affects flying}
etc etc

then something like this (not recomended as is... it will fire too much but use a basis)
#if (%ismember(blind,@affects)) {cast 'restore vision'}