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Beginner Joined: 03 Mar 2004 Posts: 12 Location: USA

Told you I would be back ;)

Looking to make a trigger for an event, or 20 of the same events, after 20 - execute a command.. like

Noodles posts another question for help 1~
2~ 3~ etc 20! = Execute Noodles.

I looked and I would post what I have, but it confused me so much I thought about making 20 triggers 1-20 that turned themselves on and off... [xx(] Ooo Ooo wait...

#TRIGGER {Noodles asks another question} {#ADD DUMBQUESTION 1}
#UNTIL (@DUMBQUESTIONS = 20) {#SHOW @DUMBQUESTIONS;#ADD DUMBQUESTIONS 1)
#IF (@DUMBQUESTIONS = 20) {Execute Noodles; #VAR 0} {#ADD DUMBQUESTIONS 1}

I had a brainstorm, typed out above, what do you think? Doesn't work ever here :P

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

You have #IF as a standalone command, not as part of the trigger.
#VAR 0? Did you mean #VAR DUMBQUESTIONS 0?
Is is DUMBQUESTION or DUMBQUESTIONS?

#TR {Noodles asks another question} {#ADD DUMBQUESTIONS 1;#IF (@DUMBQUESTIONS = 20) {Execute Noodles;#VAR DUMBQUESTIONS 0}}

Beginner Joined: 03 Mar 2004 Posts: 12 Location: USA

Howdy! Along the same lines as my post above, however, this is using 6,000,000 as the number to subtract from literally. I've gotten everything imaginable to appear in @EXPNEEDED except what I need.

#VAR LEVEL 6000000
#VAR EXP %1
#VAR EXPNEEDED

#TR {you gain %1 exp) {#MATH EXPNEEDED (%eval (@LEVEL - @EXP)); #IF %eval (@EXPNEEDED < 0) {#SHOW LEVEL SOON!; #VAR EXPNEEDED 6000000}}
#ST {EXP!: @EXPNEEDED}

And thanks again for even taking the time to read/respond - it is helpin me out tremendously :)

Noodles
(#ADD DUMBQUESTIONS 3)

Wanderer Joined: 16 Dec 2003 Posts: 77 Location: USA

Couple problems that I can see. You need a different pattern matching char in your trigger, and you've got the Variables set up wrong. Try this:

#VAR level 6000000
#VAR expneeded ""
#TR {you gain (%d) exp} {#VAR expneeded %eval(@level-%1); #IF {@expneeded<0} {#SHOW LEVEL SOON!;#VAR expneeded 6000000} {}}
#ST {EXP!: @expneeded}

Hope that works!

Beginner Joined: 03 Mar 2004 Posts: 12 Location: USA

It helped :) Now works after a little tweaking. But I see where I was going wrong with having spaces between (@level - %1) so on..

#VAR level 6000000
#TR {you gain (%d) exp} {#VAR level %eval(@level-%1); #IF {@level<0} {#SHOW LEVEL SOON!;#VAR level 6000000} {}}
#ST {EXP!: @level}

Thanks again :)
Noodles