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Seb
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2004 3:36 pm   

Is there any way to see the triggers the AutoMapper uses?
 
In zMUD (7.05), the AutoMapper must create triggers when you press "New configuration..." or "Reconfigure...". Is there any way to see these? (I have Show Hidden and Show Inherited switched on.) If I have the Map Creation mode on, there is a class under system called _MapperRoom, and if you are on Follow (or Map Creation) and it doesn't match the room there is a class under system called _TempMap that contains one trigger which has the pattern of the first part of the first line (if you have speedwalk set to match the first line of the room description) and the command for this trigger is #OK. But this is a temporary trigger, which disappears again (through some unseen method) as soon as it fires. What I'd like to see are the ones that creates these triggers (and the other temporary ones I've not yet discovered like the ones that tag the room name, room description and room exits).

Does anyone know how to see these? I would like to tweak the Exits trigger to store extra information (like doors), and also work out why my #LOOK doesn't work.

Thanks.
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Kjata
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PostPosted: Thu Aug 19, 2004 7:19 pm   
 
The mapper doesn't actually create triggers when you configure it. What it does is tweak various options in the configuration for the mapper.
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Seb
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PostPosted: Thu Aug 19, 2004 10:36 pm   
 
OK, thanks.

Well I managed to get #LOOK working by storing the exits line into a variable when I enter a room; setting the #LOOK command to an alias containing some script that turn on another class, which plays back (#echos) the exits line in the same position that it is when I enter a room. This made #FIND start working to. :)

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