Zugg Software :: View topic - zmud scripts i cant seem to get to work on cmud

Newbie Joined: 03 Apr 2010 Posts: 7

I was wondering what changes these need to have made to work on cmud:

1st script:

#var lhp 0
#var lgp 0
#var nhp 0
#var ngp 0
#var ohp 0
#var ogp 0
#var nextlev 1000000

#gauge hp "HP: @lhp" @lhp %mud.maxhp %mud.maxhp/5 "Gauges" "green" "red"
#gauge gp "GP: @lgp" @lgp %mud.maxgp 100 "Gauges" "green" "red"
#gauge xp "XP: %mud.xp" %mud.xp @nextlev @nextlev "Gauges" "blue" "green"
#gauge sp "SP: %mud.sp" %mud.sp %mud.maxsp %mud.maxsp "Gauges" "blue" "red"

#mxptrig {!EN} {#var nhp {%mud.hp};#if (@nhp != @ohp) {#var lhp {@nhp};#var ohp {@nhp}};#var ngp {%mud.gp};#if (@ngp != @ogp) {#var lgp {@ngp};#var ogp {@ngp}}} "Gauges" "Prompt|NoCr"

#alarm {*2} {#if (@lgp < %mud.maxgp) {#var lgp {%eval( @lgp+4)};#if (@lgp >= %mud.maxgp) {#var lgp {%mud.maxgp};#echo {"Your GP is full ("@lgp")."}}};#if (@lhp < %mud.maxhp) {#var lhp {%eval( @lhp+4)};#if (@lhp >= %mud.maxhp) {#var lhp {%mud.maxhp};#echo {"Your HP is full ("@lhp")."}}}} "Gauges"

#tr {^It would have cost &%dnextlev xp to teach * level}

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second script:

#var oldxp 999999999
#var totxp 0
#var numxp 0

#tr {^You last logged in from} {#var oldxp {999999999}}
#tr {^Throw the other copy out? ~(y/n/restart~)} {#var oldxp {999999999}}

#alarm {*10:00} {#var lastten {%eval( %mud.xp-@oldxp)};#var oldxp {%mud.xp};#if (@lastten>0) {#var totxp {%eval( @totxp+@lastten)};#var numxp {%eval( @numxp+1)}};#echo {"Over the last 10 minutes you've earned "@lastten"xp, a rate of "%eval(@lastten*6)"xp/hr."};#echo {"You average "%eval( @totxp/@numxp*6)"xp/hour."}}

#st {XP Rate: %eval(lastten*6)xp/hr}

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third script:

#tr {^~((%x)~) (%x) wisps} {#sub "(%1 - "%time(hh:nn)") %2 wisps"}

I could use a hand in identifying the issues in these.

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

1)"" prevent any form of processing. "%1" now equates to the literal string of %1, rather than "the multiword contents of %1"

This applies to the first script and the third script.

2)all variable references in functions must start with @.

This applies to the second script.

Newbie Joined: 03 Apr 2010 Posts: 7

... "%1" now equates to the literal string of %1, rather than "the multiword contents of %1"

so what command/function would i use then?

we have a chat channel that comes across as "wisps" (trigger keyword) and the channel name is appended. The %1 used to be used to get/use that channel name

Newbie Joined: 03 Apr 2010 Posts: 7

well, im still quite new to all of this anyways and these are another persons zmud scripts i had been using.

Can you walk me through the third script and explain the changes you would make and why? That might help me understand a bit better

Posted: Sun Apr 04, 2010 7:23 am

Basically, he's saying that to use %1 as a variable, you cannot place it inside quotes. That would tell the script you want it to treat %1 as LITERALLY %1, and not whatever it contains.

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

Quite simply, change every instance of "%1" to %1. "" stops processing completely, so instead of wisps you would get %1 which is clearly not what you wanted.

Adept Joined: 10 Jan 2002 Posts: 264 Location: USA

#SHOW {Over the last 10 minutes you've earned @lastten~xp, a rate of %eval(@lastten*6)xp/hr.}

basically gotta lose the quotes on %1's, @vars, & %functions()

in zmud this woulda been proper as...
#SHOW {%concat("Over the last 10 minutes you've earned ", @lastten, "xp at a rate of ", %eval(@lastten*6), "xp/hr.")}

zmud usta let us be much more lazy :)

same for like coloring... %function cant be in quotes...

#SHOW {%ansi(red)%concat("Over the last 10 minutes you've earned ", %ansi(white), @current_level, %ansi(red), "xp at a rate of ", %ansi(white), %eval(@current_level*6), %ansi(red), "xp/hr.")}