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nduval Beginner
Joined: 06 Sep 2006 Posts: 10
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Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 8:34 pm
Rather basic variable question. |
I'm trying to capture info from my HP bar to some variables, and I have a very limited understanding of how to do this =) though I do manage to get by for the most part. My HP looks like this:
HP[314/314] SP[312(88)/312] NP[265/265|13c] Status[w125%|pON|vOFF|r26%] Cr[25%]
Exp[7564.9k] $[37k] TG[2|5] Valpur[100%/0c]
E[none]
The only way I know how to capture these as variables is to do it like this (line 1 is the example)
HP~[&hpcur~/&hpmax] SP~[&spcur~(&spf~)~/&spmax~] NP~[&npcur~/&npmax~|&corpses~] Status~[w&worth~%~|p&protection~|&vsomething~|r&reset~%~] Cr~[&glvl~]
I'm having two issues here. First, the third line is the enemy im fighting, plus status. When I'm not in combat it looks like this:
E[none]
When I am in combat its like this:
E[badguy:scratched]
I would like to have something like E[@enemy] *and* E[@enemy:@enemystatus]. Or just the latter at least. But doing this: E~[&enemy~:&enemystatus~] does not seem to work for me... Any help on this would be fantastic!
Also, one other thing, if you see my HP bar above, and my &corpses variable, its a little annoying because in my hp bar the number has a 'c' right after it. So when I display the number it looks like 15c, and I would very much rather have the number. I'm not sure how to exclude it from the variable.
Thanks again! |
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Fang Xianfu GURU
Joined: 26 Jan 2004 Posts: 5155 Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 9:42 pm |
This is going to look a little complex; it's not. Check out this.
#trig {HP~[(%d)/(%d)~] SP~[(%d)~(%d~)/(%d)~] NP~[(%d)/(%d)~|(%d)c~] Status~[w(%d)~%~|p(%w)~|v(%w)~|r(%d)~%~] Cr~[(%d)~%~]
Exp[7564.9k] $[37k] TG[2|5] Valpur[100%/0c]} {#var hpcur %1;#var hpmax %2;#var spcur %3;#var spf %4;#var spmax %3;#var npcur %5;#var npmax %6;#var corpses %7;#var worth %8;#var protection %9;#var vsomething %10;#var reset %11;#var glvl %12}
The E part seems to be on a separate line, so I suspect you'll need a separate trigger for it. In any case, something like this:
#if %pos(":",%1) {#var enemy %word(%1,1,":");#var enemystatus %word(%1,2,":")} {#var enemy %1}
will split what you already have. |
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