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Wanderer Joined: 28 Dec 2003 Posts: 62 Location: Australia

Hi,
I'm tyring to work out the script to offer all corpses I kill.
I got the trigger: {you have slain a *({@target})* {#cw magenta;#addi corpses1 %1}{#wait 2000};look}
now that seems to work ok..adds all I kill to corpses1.

Now I can't seem to work out the maths part,eg: I have 5 of 1 type of beast and 2 of another so the variable is like so {#var corpses1}{deer|monk|astronomer}
It offers the 1st item in the list, but because deer is still in the line 1 box, it prompts: what is it you wish to offer.

I've tried #delitem %1. It does that ok, but I still have 4 left of that kind.

I've used #add ({@corpses}) 1. But that makes another #var of that type.
So the bottom line is: how do I write it so it adds my kills,of all I kill, then when I go to offer them it counts it down to nil, then goes to the next beast and so on, till there all offered?

Sorry nearly forgot It's zmud 7.05 version

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

#trigger {You have slain a *({@target})*} {#cw magenta;corpses1=%additem(%1,@corpses1);#alarm +2 {look}}
#alias offerall {#forall @corpses1 {offer %i};corpses1=""}

If you are killing multiple mobs by the same name, just use %additem to account for duplicates.

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

By the way, if you are on Achaea or one of its sister MUDs this probably won't work since the entire mob name is expanded, suffix and prefix included. What I do is:

#ALIAS offerall {#t+ Auto_Offer;#t+ Auto_Offer|Corpse;#alarm +2 {ii corpse}}

#CLASS {Auto_Offer}
#VAR offer_list {}
#VAR total {0}
#CLASS 0

#CLASS {Auto_Offer|Corpse}
#TRIGGER {^~"(%w)%d~"} {#if (%numitems(@offer_list)<16) {offer_list=%additem(%1,@offer_list)} {total=1}}
#TRIGGER {^You are wearing} {#alarm +1 {#forall @offer_list {offer %i};offer_list=""};#alarm +2 {#if (@total=1) {total=0} {#t- Auto_Offer;#alarm +2 {med}}};#t- Auto_Offer|Corpse}
#CLASS 0

Although you could just get away with using a couple of named triggers that get turned on or off instead of using class folders.

Wanderer Joined: 28 Dec 2003 Posts: 62 Location: Australia

Thanks guys, that did the trick :)