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Wanderer Joined: 09 Jan 2006 Posts: 86

#IF ((%1=abcdefg) or (%1=abcdefgh) and (@corpse=1)) {dothis;eat corpse;take coins;a1} {#IF ((%1=abcdefg) or (%1=abcdefgh) and (@corpse=2)) {embalm;take corpse;take coins;a1} {#IF ((%1=abcdefg) or (%1=abcdefgh) and (@corpse=3)) {dothis;embalm;take corpse;take coins;a1} {#IF (@corpse=4) {dothis;eat corpse;1234567;a1} {#IF (@corpse=5) {dothis;bury;1234567;a1} {#IF (@corpse=6) {dothis;a1} {#IF (@corpse=7) {a1} {#IF ((%1=abcdefg) or (%1=abcdefgh) and (@corpse=8)) {dothis;bury;take coins;a1} {#IF ((%1=abcdefg) or (%1=abcdefgh) and (@corpse=9)) {dothis;feed;take coins;a1} {#IF ((%1=abcdefg) or (%1=abcdefgh) and (@corpse=10)) {dothis;abcd;take coins;a1} {#IF ((%1=abcdefg) or (%1=abcdefgh) and (@corpse=11)) {abcd;take coins;a1}}}}}}}}}}}

compatibility report keeps saying 'unmatched braces at row 0 col 146' but i can't find it. can anyone help please? thanks[/quote]

Wizard Joined: 03 Mar 2001 Posts: 1127 Location: London

It works fine for me, doesn't show any problems at all.

There's extra logic checking going on though. You're testing #IF %1=abcdefg a lot of times, but if it matches even once then it'll never be checked again so may as well remove it the extra times)
You're also doing 'a1' in every #IF, so may as well just add it at the end
Using #SWITCH and throwing away the extra checks then I think it can be cut down to.

Wanderer Joined: 09 Jan 2006 Posts: 86

weird, i have 2 aliases, al and aloff. whenever i try to go southeast, i type in se. but instead of going se, my aliases al and aloff go off. i don't even know where to start looking to correct this problem..

anyone know what's going on? lemme know what extra info you need cuz i'm stumped. thanks

Wanderer Joined: 09 Jan 2006 Posts: 86

omfg.. having so many weird problems with cmud..

#IF (%1=@deadman) {#GAG;step}

unmatched braces at row 0 col 23

i just don't get it.. someone help... pleaseeee

Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 8:22 am

Compiles just fine for me. It can't be that part of the script that has the problem.

Wanderer Joined: 09 Jan 2006 Posts: 86

this is the trigger
There is no (*) here.

this is the command that's supposed to be executed
#IF (%1=@deadman) {#GAG;step}

i don't get why it compiles for you, but i get unmatched bracers.

and my 'se' triggering 2 aliases that from what i see, have no connection to it at all...

could it be my version of windows?

Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 8:48 am

Take a look at this.

"Braces" are the curly brackets {} you use to tell CMUD it's looking at commands - if it thinks they're unmatched, it means there's an odd number of them (so one is open and hasn't been closed, or one's trying to close something that's not open).

It's probably not your windows installation - more likely something's corrupted your .pkg file. Try emailing it to support@zuggsoft.com to have Zugg check if it really is corrupt.

Wanderer Joined: 09 Jan 2006 Posts: 86

i can't find a .pkg file... where is it?

Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 11:59 am

Probably in your My Documents\My Games\CMUD\<mud name>\<mud name>.pkg or if you chose differently when installing then Program Files\CMUD\<mud name>\<mud name>.pkg where <mud name> is the name you called the icon in CMUD which is most likely the name of your mud.

Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 12:01 pm

If you open the settings, editor, there's a button on the Package toolbar that opens the Package Properties page. At the bottom of that page is the location of the package.

Wanderer Joined: 09 Jan 2006 Posts: 86

hmm, ok thanks for the responses so far. say i only wanna transfer my zmud map to cmud, how should i go about doing that?

GURU Joined: 23 Dec 2000 Posts: 4834 Location: USA

Just make a copy of the map database (zmud character's Session ID here.MDB) and paste it into the CMud directory. Once that's done, open up CMud, open the mapper, and then within the mapper open up the zmud map file you just copied over.

I'm not sure how successful you will be, since the mapper in CMud is the exact same thing code-wise as the one in ZMud. Because it's a ZMud module trying to couple itself to CMud, there's going to be some unavoidable problems.

Wanderer Joined: 09 Jan 2006 Posts: 86

thanks for the responses all. i've decided to transfer everything over manually, except the maps.

so i need some help again.

#TRIGGER {mudoutput} {#IF (@rp=1) {rn} {prep @item}}

don't know why. this doesn't work.. i tried entering it through the command line, then i tried it through the editor. doesn't work.. help please. thanks..=)

Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2007 6:07 pm

You'll need to be more specific about what exactly this isn't (or is) doing that you (don't) expect it to. It works fine here just by pasting that code on the command line and creating some variables.

Wizard Joined: 03 Mar 2001 Posts: 1127 Location: London

Since nothing seems to be working, yet the syntax is fine in all cases I'd suggest uninstalling CMUD, deleting the CMUD directory then reinstalling it before trying anything new

Wanderer Joined: 09 Jan 2006 Posts: 86

sometimes the things i put in don't work and other times they do. the above trigger for example. sometimes it doesn't work, and i restart cmud and it'll work.

something else has stumped me now.

this is my mud hpbar
[Hp:1476/1476|Sp:868/868] [SK:92%|GG:111/111(0)|Q:2(33%)|A:--] [G:0] [En:none]

this is my trigger
~[Hp~:(%d)~/(%d)~|Sp~:(%d)~/(%d)~] ~[SK~:(%d)~%~|GG~:(%d)~/(%d)~((%d)~)~|Q~:(%d)~((%d)~%~)~|A~:(*)~] ~[G~:(%d)~] ~[En~:(%w)~]

i can't seem to capture my hpbar at all. can't find what's wrong either.. can anyone see it? the hpbar is all on 1 line by the way

GURU Joined: 23 Dec 2000 Posts: 4834 Location: USA

Did you copy and paste it from your mud window? CMud automatically places a $ on the end if your copying of a line included a carriage return, and that's going to mess up your trigger IF the prompt doesn't have a newline (if it doesn't, when you enter a command the newline will be placed after the command echo and thus the trigger never matches).