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Newbie Joined: 26 Mar 2004 Posts: 5

I am not the best at this but what i would like to do is
to make a trigger that allows me to see a players current hit points represented by %1 to be checked against %2 through percentages to be colored..
so if %1 is between 100% and 90% of %2 then the color or %1 will be for exp: green

and 1% is between 90% to 75% of %2 then the color will be for exp: mxpgreen

and if %1 is between 75% and 50% of %2 then color will be for exp:
mxpyellow

and if %1 is between 50% and 1% of %2 then color will be for exp:
blink,mxpred,black

the pattern is this
~[%s(%d)h/(%d)H%s%dm/%dM%s%dv/%dV%s~] %w

but working this trigger out i am not exactly sure how to do.. i assume i would use two variables assigned something like
@hpcurrent representing %1 and @hpset representing %2
and use something like
#math hpcurrent %1
and
#math hpset %2

after this i am not sure were to go using the #if command.
if anyone could help me work this trigger out.. i would appreciate it.

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

Try this on for size:

#TRIGGER ~[%s(%d)h/(%d)H%s%dm/%dM%s%dv/%dV%s~](%w)
#VAR currhp (%1*100)
#VAR maxhp %2
#VAR hppercent %eval(@currhp/@maxhp)
#SAY %ansi(high,white)%1 is at %ansi(%if(@hppercent=100,"high,green",%if(80<@hppercent<100,"green",%if(60<@hppercent<80,"yellow",%if(40<@hppercent<60,"red",%if(@hppercent<40,"high,red"))))))@hppercent %ansi(high,white)HP.

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

Trigger Pattern:
~[%s(%d)h/(%d)H%s%dm/%dM%s%dv/%dV%s~] %w
Value:
#IF ((100 * %1) >= (90 * %2)) {#PCOL green %x1}
#IF (((100 * %1) < (90 * %2)) AND ((100 * %1) >= (75 * %2))) {#PCOL mxpgreen %x1}
#IF (((100 * %1) < (75 * %2)) AND ((100 * %1) >= (50 * %2))) {#PCOL mxpyellow %x1}
#IF ((100 * %1) < (50 * %2)) {#PCOL blink,mxpred,black %x1}

Wanderer Joined: 15 Mar 2004 Posts: 55 Location: USA

Where can I find a list of %ansi() colors? i see that black, blue, green, cyan, red, magenta,brown, gray, yellow, white are the only recognized colors, yet i found that %ansi( bold, slategrey) gives a unique color.

Apprentice Joined: 01 Aug 2003 Posts: 100 Location: USA

#show %color(color-affect, colorname)

such as,

#show %color(hi, red)

This will give you the unique color number.

Edit - I am not sure they even have a help file for that, my only suggestion is to experiment. There is a color helpfile still around that gives the formula used to find the unique color ID's as well.

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

Those are the only colors recognized by %ansi.

As near as I can tell, %ansi( bold,slategray) gives the same color as %ansi( bold,black). This is also the same color you get with %ansi( bold,pink), %ansi( bold,skyblue) and %ansi( bold,gibberish). In other words, any unrecognized string is interpreted as black (0).

Additional colors are supported by #CW, #COLOR, and #PCOL. These are listed in the help for %colorname.

Wanderer Joined: 15 Mar 2004 Posts: 55 Location: USA

I found that you can use this little trick and it makes the writing of basic colors easier b/c you can view your options.

#ALIAS color {#var colornumber 0;#WHILE (@colorNumber <=15) {#SHOW {%ansi( @colornumber)COLOR _-@colornumber-_};#ADD colorNumber 1}}

I let the while statement run into the 1000's and saw that it shows all of the blinks and backgrounds, etc. as well.