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a_priebe47
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Joined: 04 Aug 2003
Posts: 7
Location: Canada
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 Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 12:14 am
Should be working script....
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Alright, I have what I think should be a working script, I can't find any problems with it. I'm using zmud 7.04, here's the script:
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#TRIGGER {(%w) says 'uplift (%w)'}
{
c uplift %2;
#IF (A barrier in the planes prevents you from reaching them.)
{say Barrier to %2, could not uplift.} {#IF (You reach across the planes and aid %2...)
{say Uplifted %2.;#ADD task 1} {say Failed the casting, try again.}}
}
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Any suggestions? Thanks. |
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mr_kent
Enchanter
Joined: 10 Oct 2000
Posts: 698
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Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 1:08 am Re: Should be working script....
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| a_priebe47 wrote: |
Alright, I have what I think should be a working script, I can't find any problems with it. I'm using zmud 7.04, here's the script:
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#TRIGGER {(%w) says 'uplift (%w)'}
{
c uplift %2;
#IF (A barrier in the planes prevents you from reaching them.)
{say Barrier to %2, could not uplift.} {#IF (You reach across the planes and aid %2...)
{say Uplifted %2.;#ADD task 1} {say Failed the casting, try again.}}
}
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Any suggestions? Thanks. |
The #IF command is used to evaluate an expression or condition. You seem to be trying to use #IF as a trigger pattern.
Since you don't seem to refer to the first (%w)wildcard in the command portion, you can remove the paranthesis from around it. The second %w will become the first parameter to be referenced.
Try something like this instead.
#TRIGGER {%w says 'uplift (%w)'} {#VAR ctarget %1;c uplift @ctarget}
#COND {^(%w) (%w) *} {#IF (%1 = "A" AND %2 = "barrier") {say Barrier to @ctarget, could not uplift.};#IF (%1 = "You" AND %2 = "reach") {say Uplifted @ctarget.;#ADD task 1} {say Failed the casting, try again.}} |
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LightBulb
MASTER
Joined: 28 Nov 2000
Posts: 4817
Location: USA
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Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 4:41 am
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First, as Mr Kent says, you need triggers for those patterns you have #IF looking for.
In addition, you've used a multiline approach to your #IF commands. That's acceptable, and I frequently do so myself, but it won't work the way you have it.
You have:
#IF (condition)
{true action} {false action}
It should be:
#IF (condition) {
true action} {false action}
In order for zMUD to know that an action is a continuation of a prior line, the opening bracket must be on the line that is being continued. |
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