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Beginner Joined: 31 Dec 2002 Posts: 10

Here is a sample of text:
Rolled: str [11(0)] int [13] wis [13] dex [15] con [5] cha [15]

Do you want to keep these stats? [Y/N]

Here is what i got for a trigger Pattern:
Rolled: str ~[(%d)~((%d)~)~] int ~[(%d)~] wis ~[(%d)~] dex ~[(%d)~] con ~[(%d)~] cha ~[(%d)~]

Commands:
#IF (%1<17)or(%3<1)or(%4<15)or(%5<18)or(%6<12)or(%7<15) {N} {Y}

Trigger type is set for Pattern.
Trigger On is set for Newline.
Other Options is set for Trigger on Trigger.

Now i posted a thread awhile ago and thought that i had figured it out. Apparently i was wrong. It will roll the stats that i specify above, but it will say Y to either the line after or 2 lines after the correct stats. Is there something i am missing here? Please look over my code and tell me what i am doing wrong. Tell me if you need more information also. And Can someone tell me how i would go about it to at least add in a #Beep so i know when the stats have been rolled. Thanks for helping.

Beginner Joined: 31 Dec 2002 Posts: 10

I figured out how to make it beep. How can i make it beep more than once, like 60 times?

GURU Joined: 15 Jun 2001 Posts: 654 Location: USA

Your trigger appears perfect to me... it's possible that other triggers might be interfering with it by sending N themselves, however.

From the symptoms you describe, it sounds like something like the following scenario might be happening:

You get a statroll (call it statroll1).
Your autoroll trigger rejects it, and sends an N (call it N1)
Somehow, either you or another trigger sends an N in response to this same statroll (call this spurious N)
N1 causes the MUD to send the next statroll (statroll2) but the spurious N causes this to be rejected outright and the MUD sends statroll3 (assume this is the first acceptable statroll).
Your trigger doesn't know that statroll2 has been rejected and will reject it itself. However, the MUD will interpret this as a rejection of statroll3 and send statroll4. When the trigger accepts statroll3, it actually sends Y in response to statroll4

- Charbal

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

Sorry, I can't see anything wrong with the autoroller either.

I've never been able to tell any difference between multiple beeps. If you want a longer/more noticeable sound, try #PLAY. Change the path/file to suit your own system/preferences.
#PLAY {C:WindowsMediaMusica Open.wav}

LightBulb
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Beginner Joined: 04 Jan 2003 Posts: 12 Location: Sweden

Try this.

#IF ((%1<17) OR (%3<1) OR (%4<15) OR (%5<18)OR (%6<12) OR (%7<15)) {N} {Y}