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Newbie Joined: 25 Dec 2010 Posts: 4

Hey everyone. I've been trying to adjust some of the autoroller triggers I've seen on here to meet my needs, but with no luck on doing it successfully. :(

The output looks like this:
Your stats are: [Str 3, Int 8, Wis 6, Dex 14, Con 13.]:
To keep these stats type 'keep'. Anything else rerolls.

The trigger I was toying with was:

Trigger pattern: {Str:%s(%d)%sInt:%s(%d)%sWis:%s(%d)%sDex:%s(%d)%sCon:%s(%d)%s}
result: #IF ((%1 = 18) AND (%2 = 18) AND (%3 = 18) AND (%4 = 18) AND (%5 = 18)) {keep}

I'd like to be able to roll until I get 18 on all stats and when all stats=18 then enter the command keep. Sadly, this is probably the most complex trigger I've ever tried to make. If anyone is up to it, I'd love to see this thing working. :D AND, I'd appreciate it so much. :)

Edit: Merry Christmas and happy holidays!

Newbie Joined: 25 Dec 2010 Posts: 4

I also tried this:

Trigger: Your stats are: [Str %1, Int %2, Wis %3, Dex %4, Con %5.]:
result: #IF ((%1 = 18) AND (%2 = 18) AND (%3 = 18) AND (%4 = 18) AND (%5 = 18)) {keep}

I changed = to < for testing purposed. It's highly likely that those values will be under 18. However when I did this even when the values where under 18 nothing happened. :(

Newbie Joined: 25 Dec 2010 Posts: 4

I'm an idiot for using %# in my pattern. i'm going to read up on pattern matching and see if i can come up with something.

Newbie Joined: 25 Dec 2010 Posts: 4

Well after a little bit of reading I got this thing working!!! :)
I ended up changing the pattern because I don't think Cmud likes all those brackets and stuff in there...I'm no coding genius but I think CMUD interrupts them as something other than just part of the pattern string.
End result looks like this:

Trigger: Str (%d), Int (%d), Wis (%d), Dex (%d), Con (%d)
result : #IF ((%1 = 18) AND (%2 = 18) AND (%3 = 18) AND (%4 = 18) AND (%5 = 18)) {keep} {look}

Works like a charm and is running now. Going to be some time I think before I get those stats hehe.

Posted: Sat Dec 25, 2010 12:34 pm

if you are going to use [ or ] in patterns you need to quote them like ~[ or ~] since they are used to match a range of characters as explained in the pattern matching help file. Hopefully Santa will bring you the 18's. :)

Merry Christmas everyone.