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Beginner Joined: 11 Apr 2005 Posts: 17

I currently have a VAR of @p for a player target.

I have an alias of b = bash @p

That works fine.

I would like to be able to add a list of names to an array (or list), display that in the status window and then have an alias to fill @p with the players name.

Example:

I join a Rampage with 5 people in it. Instead of typing "t longplayersname" to populate @p (which works fine BTW) everytime I want to target, I would like to put the names into a list, from the command line, and have Aliases assigned to them

The people in the Rampage are:

George
Ringo
John
Paul
Me

I would like to show this in the status bar with a number next to each and have that number be an alias to the target.

George | Paul | John | Ringo

Ie, pressing 1 would populate @p with George, quickly pressing 2 would populate @p with Paul and so on. I would like it to be displayed as there can be sometimes 10 or more in a Rampage, which would get confusing.

Ideally, just typing somthing like "list=George,Paul,John,Ringo" would be fine for populating the Array

I don't even know where to start with this, any ideas?

Cheers,

Matt

PS:
What would be nice is when you type EVENT you get a list of who's in the Rampage, maybe we can use that to fill the array?

Example output of that would be

Name Stats Location
George 100/100 Some Room Somwhere
Ringo 119/190 Some Room Somwhere Else
John 300/400 Here
Paul 500/900 There
Me 400/400 Everywhere

The Name will not always appear first on the line, sometimes if the room name is long, it will scroll onto the next line.

Example

Ringo 119/190 Some Room Somwhere Else Far Far
away

Thanks.

Apprentice Joined: 10 Feb 2005 Posts: 158

; start with a fresh players list and show it in the status bar
#VAR player {}
#STATUS {Rampage: @player}

; get the players that are in the rampage
#TRIGGER {^(%w) %d/%d} {#ADDITEM player {%1}}

; alias to target a player
; takes a second argument from 1 to N [IE t 1, t 2, t #]
#ALIAS t {#ALIAS b {bash %item(@player,%1)}}

Beginner Joined: 11 Apr 2005 Posts: 17

Thank you Maelstrom, thats great, I'll give it a go