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Sylence Newbie
Joined: 29 Sep 2003 Posts: 3 Location: USA
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Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2003 11:44 pm
Trigger setup |
I’m trying to roll a character and setup a trigger so I don’t have to hit enter every time I roll. Here’s what comes from the mud.
Generating re-roll!
These are the random stats generated for your character. Are they acceptable?
Intelligence : 20
Constitution : 15
Strength : 9
Dexterity : 10
Wisdom : 10
Entering ‘q’ or ‘quit’ will exit rearrange without saving.
Entering ‘y’ will save this roll.
Pressing any other key, or <enter> by itself will cause a re-roll.
Can you help me to configure a trigger that will allow the re-roll, but enter a “Y” when I get these results:
Generating re-roll!
These are the random stats generated for your character. Are they acceptable?
Intelligence : 20
Constitution : 20
Strength : 18
Dexterity : 16
Wisdom : (anything)
Please help, I’ve been rolling for two days now and I know there has to be an easier way.
Thanks, Sylence |
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jolopez Novice
Joined: 31 May 2003 Posts: 49
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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2003 1:51 am |
there would be another solution with multi state trigger but this is the thing i think
trigger
Intelligence: (&int)
trigger:
Constitution: (&con)
trigger
Strength: (&str)
Trigger:
Dexterity: (&dex)
Trigger:
Wisdom: (&wis)
with the last value you have (in this case with wisdom) in value you must put
#if ((int == 20) & (con==20) & (str==18) & (dex==16)) {y} {k} |
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LightBulb MASTER
Joined: 28 Nov 2000 Posts: 4817 Location: USA
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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2003 4:43 am |
Unfortunately, that won't quite work.
There's a space on both sides of the :. This typically indicates that the entire table is aligned, so there may actually be several spaces.
int, con, str, dex, and wis are strings so they will never be equal to numbers. @int, @con, @str, @dex, and @wis are variables and might be.
Sylence is probably trying to set minimum values rather than exact ones.
Working version:
Pattern:
Intelligence * (%d)
Value:
#VAR Int %1
Pattern:
Constitution * (%d)
Value:
#VAR Con %1
Pattern:
Strength * (%d)
Value:
#VAR Str %1
Pattern:
Dexterity * (%d)
Value:
#VAR Dex %1
Pattern:
Wisdom * (%d)
Value:
#VAR Wis %1
Pattern:
Entering 'q'
Value:
#IF ((@Int > 19) AND (@Con > 19) AND (@Str > 17) AND (@Dex > 15)) {y} {n}
Or, for easy entry at the Command Line:
#TR {Intelligence * (%d)} {#VAR Int %1}
#TR {Constitution * (%d)} {#VAR Con %1}
#TR {Strength * (%d)} {#VAR Str %1}
#TR {Dexterity * (%d)} {#VAR Dex %1}
#TR {Wisdom * (%d)} {#VAR Wis %1}
#TR {Entering 'q'} {#IF ((@Int > 19) AND (@Con > 19) AND (@Str > 17) AND (@Dex > 15)) {y} {n}} |
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Sylence Newbie
Joined: 29 Sep 2003 Posts: 3 Location: USA
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Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2003 7:23 pm |
Awesome!
[8D]
It's working great! Thanks for the help! I was still rolling by hitting enter. You don't know the pain in the tail that is (then again you probably do). I really appriciate the help and time you took to answer my post.
With deep thanks,
Sylence |
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Backu Novice
Joined: 24 Feb 2003 Posts: 36 Location: USA
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Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2003 4:32 am |
Hrm... looks like Realms of the Dragon to me, in which case, yes, the Stat table is aligned, and the stats s/he is looking for will not happen (20/18/16/14/12 being max)
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