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Newbie Joined: 07 Jul 2007 Posts: 9

Just a quick explanation first. I've manually copied all my scripts from zMUD to CMUD because I couldn't import it. Anyway, most of it seem to work, but there are some things that doesn't.
The first thing is just a normal trigger and the trigger pattern is:

^You are {prepared to do the skill.|finished with your attack maneuver.}$

These are the things that should happen:

#IF (@char = "Main" AND @autoattack = 1 AND @mk_on != 1) {use @mcombatskill}
#IF (@char = "Sec" and @autoattack = 1) {use @scombatskill}
autoattack = 1
#echo hej

I want to say "hey it worked in zmud!" Very Happy

But i'm not gonna do that, instead I'll say "gggnnnhrRAAARRGGHH". Because I have no idea why it doesn't work! Mad

As a sidenote, the #echo hej is just for testing that the pattern works, and it does. It seems as if it's those #if cases that doesn't work

I've coloured the code so that it appear exactly the way it does in the editor

Newbie Joined: 07 Jul 2007 Posts: 9

Not to brag or so, but that code isn't bad at all. In fact it works pretty well and executes as it should...provided that the variables are set correctly. Embarassed

I realize from this that maybe I haven't had enough coffee, or that one should avoid trying to understand your own code after just recently converted it all manually from zMUD. Neutral

I have no problem understanding and evaluating @autoattack = 1 in my head, but @mk_on != 1 is a totally different story, especially when i'm tired Rolling Eyes

Wizard Joined: 11 Jul 2002 Posts: 1265 Location: USA

@mk_on != 1 In this case pretty much means @mk_on = 0

Because it looks like you are using 1 for TRUE and 0 for FALSE. Said another way they are ON or OFF. So if @mk_on is NOT EQUAL to ON then it MUST be OFF.

!= means Not Equal

A good example of the above trigger script is.

If your name is Bob and you are berserk and you are not crippled use cleave.

Newbie Joined: 07 Jul 2007 Posts: 9

Yeah i know, i wrote that code myself. It is an on/off var but i always confuse myself when i have used != Very Happy

Thanks for explaining though Smile