Zugg Software :: View topic - variables (slow man explainations please)

Newbie Joined: 23 Aug 2010 Posts: 3

Hey guys,
I am an old Zmud user and am having trouble converting over.
I use very simple variable defining triggers:
Main script:
Pattern: You wield a (%w)
Command: #variable wep %1

Support trigger:
Pattern: You FUMBLED your weapon.
Command: wield @wep

As an example. The variable is created but how do I set the command to tell the variable to assign what %w to the variable. In Zmud this worked perfect, but I am having trouble converting it over to Cmud. Thanks.

Wizard Joined: 22 Mar 2007 Posts: 2320

That code should work fine in Cmud. Check for typos. If you can't figure it out, copy the actual code here into the forum with the following procedure:
In the Package Editor, click on the trigger, so that it displays the code in the window on the right.
At the bottom of that window, click the XML tab, to see the XML version of the code.
Highlight the entire code, including the <trigger> and </trigger> lines, and type CTRL-C to copy it into your clipboard.
In a reply to this thread, type: [code]
Then type CTRL-V to paste the code.
Then type: [/code]
Do this for both triggers, and submit it. This will allow us to see the raw code, including the pattern and options.

Newbie Joined: 23 Aug 2010 Posts: 3

Wield trigger (this trigger works):
<trigger priority="40" id="4">
<pattern>You FUMBLED your weapon.</pattern>
<value>wield @wep</value>
</trigger>

@wep set trigger (I have it disabled so I can manually imput the @variable):

<trigger priority="50" enabled="false" id="5">
<pattern>You wield a %w</pattern>
<value>#variable wep %1</value>
</trigger>

Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 4:27 pm

In the second trigger, you need to put () around the %w to capture it. So it should be this:

Newbie Joined: 23 Aug 2010 Posts: 3

Oh ya. I had them on, but for some reason it didn't work. It seems to work now... not sure what it was.