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Newbie Joined: 04 Jan 2005 Posts: 2

I have been tryin to make a script that makes my character goto rooms
1 through 100. So when i goto room 1 the trigger would fire and goto room 2, and so on up to room 100.

Any help would be appreciated.

Apprentice Joined: 26 Oct 2004 Posts: 108

You could use a trigger that starts off with an initial trigger, then executes your commands upon triggering that, then moves accordingly, then in that room there's another thing that it can trigger off (conditional trigger).

A #cond trigger is basically another state in a trigger. So you could create 100 states for a trigger each with a diff pattern or whatever rule you want to apply for it.

Another way could be storing the directions in a stringlist, then go through the stringlist one by one with #alarm and an alias to execute the commands you wish.

There are so many ways you can do it, don't you have any more info on it? What's it going to be used for? Do you have a map of the area created with zMUD? etc.

Newbie Joined: 04 Jan 2005 Posts: 2

I have the goto command and can see room vnums, was hopin with that it would be possible to make a script that could go through the room vnums 1 by 1 instead of making 100 seperate triggers.
Its goin to be used to check randomly popping objects in an area im building. 3 objects pop into random rooms throughout the area every 3 hours. so i want to be able to fly through the rooms to check and see if it is working right.

Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2005 9:39 pm

You could do a #LOOP command that would cycle through every room in the list. Ex:

#ALIAS ObjectCheck {#LOOP minVnum, maxVnum {goto %i;look}}

This would only work if the vnums are in order.

A separate trigger would need to be created to record the objects in the room.

Apprentice Joined: 26 Oct 2004 Posts: 108

ah well.. I'm a wizard myself and use the #number thingie.. as in #99 and it'll do smth 99 times.

Like this.

#99 {at 2%if(%i<10,0%i,%i) look}

That will go through zone number 2 and look into each vnum ranging from 1 to 99.

Then you can make a trigger that triggers off whatever it is you want, and you'll be able to make a counter or even whatever.