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Newbie Joined: 16 Sep 2012 Posts: 1

I'm trying to set up a prompt reader that automatically checks me for various defences, and if those defences are lacking, zmud shoots up and fixes it. I am having a problem with the trigger spamming me out and causing me to go through thousands of potions/poisons in about 4 seconds. Here's what I have so far:

This is the prompt that shows up with every new 'line' in zmud:

839h, 784m ei{--}

This is the trigger I'm using to read it:

^(%d)h, (%d)m (*)~-

Inside this trigger, is as follows:

#IF (%pos( "b", "%3")) {blinddef=1} {
blinddef=0
goingblind=0
}
#if (@blinddef=0 AND @goingblind=0) {
sip blinding potion
@goingblind=1
}

I have all the right variables, and the variables are picking up the the right 1/0's as per the first #if statement.
The problem comes from when it tries to make me go blind, I sip a blinding potion, and set goingblind=1, but there's a delay from when you sip the potion, anywhere from 5-8 seconds before "b" shows up in my prompt, so the next line that pops up resets goingblind=0. As you can probably see, it just spams my shit all out of control. What could I add to this to give it time to actually go blind before it spams my trigger out? Any suggestions are appreciated, and if you have any questions, please let me know.

Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 4:33 am

i would suggest naming your prompt trigger, then have it disable itself (#T-) when it tries to cure an ailment, and make a named #ALARM to reenable it (#T+) after a sufficient delay