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Newbie Joined: 11 Feb 2002 Posts: 1

I decided to steup up to the a newer version of Zmud, but to my dismay my triggers from 3.62 don't work. I had a spellup trigger that would check for which spells were not cast on me and would cast them.

Here is a sample of the triggering text.

Current affects:
You are invisible.
You are seeing truly.
You are protected by Sanctuary.
You feel protected.
Your eyes are glowing red.
Your body is irregularly refractive.
You are surrounded by an electrostatic field.
You are protected from evil.
You are protected from the undead.
You are protected from fire.
You are protected against magic.
You can endure extreme cold.
You are moving very fast.
You feel extremely righteous.
You are shielded by divine intervention.
Your adrenaline is pumping.
You feel very confident.

I would set my variable to trigger off of Current affects
Pattern: Current affects
Script #var armarm=1var sancsanc=1

My triggers for determining which spell need to be cast was set up like this

pattern: You feel protected.
script: arm=arm-1

etc for each spell

Then I triggered off of the last line to start if statments

trigger : You feel very confident.
script : #if (dvin>0) {cast 'divine intervention'}
#if (blpr>0) {blesspray}
#if (pre>0) {cast 'protection from evil'}
#if (ref>0) {alter 'refrac' ankyrin}
#if (prm>0) {prom}
#if (elec>0) {ef}
#if (prc>0) {cast 'endure cold'}
#if (prfr>0) {prof}
#if (arm>0) {cast 'armor' me}
#if (see>0) {ts}
#if (pud>0) {proud}
#if (snct>0) {sanc}

Any help would be appreciated
Equinox

GURU Joined: 14 Oct 2000 Posts: 556 Location: USA

Except in certain cases, variables must be prefixed with the symbol @. Also, the command separator is now a semi-colon. Also zMUD will only perform math within the context of an appropriate command or function (#MATH, #ADD, %eval)

pattern: You feel protected.
script: #MATH arm (@arm-1)

trigger : You feel very confident.
script : #if (@dvin>0) {cast 'divine intervention'}
#if (@blpr>0) {blesspray}
#if (@pre>0) {cast 'protection from evil'}
#if (@ref>0) {alter 'refrac' ankyrin}
#if (@prm>0) {prom}
#if (@elec>0) {ef}
#if (@prc>0) {cast 'endure cold'}
#if (@prfr>0) {prof}
#if (@arm>0) {cast 'armor' me}
#if (@see>0) {ts}
#if (@pud>0) {proud}
#if (@snct>0) {sanc}

Pattern: Current affects
Script #var armarm=1var sancsanc=1

Declaring the variable before assigning it is not required. This would be appropriate now:

#VAR arm 1; #VAR sanc 1

Troubadour

MASTER Joined: 28 Nov 2000 Posts: 4817 Location: USA

One other thing, instead of #MATH arm (@arm-1), you could just set @arm to 0. #VAR arm 0 or arm=0

LightBulb
All scripts untested unless otherwise noted

GURU Joined: 10 Oct 2000 Posts: 1116 Location: USA

Another suggestion, if you're just doing addition/subtraction, just use #add:

#add arm -1
#add arm 1

Iljhar