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shaun.murray
Magician
Joined: 23 Jul 2005
Posts: 334
Location: Chicago
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 Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 6:10 pm
double output?
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#TRIGGER {~[H:&%dhit_cur/&%dhit_max] ~[M:&%dman_cur/&%dman_max] ~[S:&%dspi_cur/&%dspi_max] ~[E:&%dend_cur/&%dend_max]} {
#IF (@bdetect) {
#IF (@combat_check = 0) {
#VARIABLE bdetect 0
act
}
}
#IF (@combat_check = 10) {
#IF (@autoglobe = 1) {
#IF (@globebuffer = 1) {
#IF (@globe_check = 1) {
invoke 'globe of fluc'
#VARIABLE globebuffer 0
#VARIABLE globe_check 1
}
}
}
#IF (@autorad = 1) {
#IF (@radbuffer = 1) {
#IF (@rad_check = 1) {
rad def
#VARIABLE radbuffer 0
#VARIABLE rad_check 1
}
}
}
#IF (@stance_buffer = 1) {#IF (@autostance = 1) {#IF (@stance_combat = 0) {ann stan}}}
#IF (@autozmh = 1) {
#IF (@hit_cur < @hps_pool) {
#IF (@healbuffer = 1) {
#VARIABLE healbuffer 4
zmh
zmh
zmh
}
}
}
#IF (@autozin = 1) {
#IF (@end_cur < @end_pool) {
#IF (@endbuffer <= 1) {
#VARIABLE endbuffer 3
zin
zin
zin
}
}
}
#IF (@hit_cur < 8000) {#VARIABLE healbuffer 1}
#IF (@end_cur < 2500) {#VARIABLE endbuffer 1}
#VARIABLE combat_check 0
}
#SAY this is the outcombat trigger
} "" {prompt|case} |
Is giving me this....
[Lag: 0] [Align: -1000] [ 122454657 ] [Reply: ]
[H:28677/35485] [M:100/100] [S:7401/8271] [E:19771/20070]this is the outcombat trigger
this is the outcombat trigger
Any idea why? As far as I've found... This is the ONLY trigger to do that #say.... TIA! |
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Fang Xianfu
GURU
Joined: 26 Jan 2004
Posts: 5155
Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 6:40 pm
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What were you expecting to happen? What is it about this trigger that you think is incorrect? The pattern matches and the #say command you have there it outside any of the #if statements. It should be firing and printing that text, and it is. It prints it on the same line because prompt lines don't end in a CRLF like normal lines do - that's why when you enter a command, it goes next to the prompt instead of on the next line. So it looks to me like that output is just what it's supposed to be.
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shaun.murray
Magician
Joined: 23 Jul 2005
Posts: 334
Location: Chicago
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Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 6:49 pm
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| #TRIGGER {~[H:&%dhit_cur/&%dhit_max] ~[M:&%dman_cur/&%dman_max] ~[S:&%dspi_cur/&%dspi_max] ~[E:&%dend_cur/&%dend_max]} { #IF (@bdetect) {#IF (@combat_check = 0) {#VARIABLE bdetect 0;act}};#IF (@combat_check = 10) {#IF (@autoglobe = 1) {#IF (@globebuffer = 1) {#IF (@globe_check = 1) {invoke 'globe of fluc';#VARIABLE globebuffer 0;#VARIABLE globe_check 1}}};#IF (@autorad = 1) {#IF (@radbuffer = 1) {#IF (@rad_check = 1) {rad def;#VARIABLE radbuffer 0;#VARIABLE rad_check 1}}};#IF (@stance_buffer = 1) {#IF (@autostance = 1) {#IF (@stance_combat = 0) {ann stan}}};#IF (@autozmh = 1) {#IF (@hit_cur < @hps_pool) {#IF (@healbuffer = 1) {#VARIABLE healbuffer 4;zmh;zmh;zmh}}};#IF (@autozin = 1) {#IF (@end_cur < @end_pool) {#IF (@endbuffer <= 1) {#VARIABLE endbuffer 3;zin;zin;zin}}};#IF (@hit_cur < 8000) {#VARIABLE healbuffer 1};#IF (@end_cur < 2500) {#VARIABLE endbuffer 1};#VARIABLE combat_check 0};#SAY this is the outcombat trigger} "" {prompt|case} |
Maybe that'll be easier to read? I'm not following what your saying. The problem is, the double output. The two #SAY that gets shown. Should only be one. Because I'm getting two with each trigger, when 'rad def' or 'invoke 'globe of fluc' fire off, it does it twice. =[ |
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shaun.murray
Magician
Joined: 23 Jul 2005
Posts: 334
Location: Chicago
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Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 6:59 pm
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#TRIGGER {~[H:&%dhit_cur/&%dhit_max] ~[M:&%dman_cur/&%dman_max] ~[S:&%dspi_cur/&%dspi_max] ~[E:&%dend_cur/&%dend_max]} {
#IF (@bdetect) {
#IF (@combat_check = 0) {
#VARIABLE bdetect 0
act
}
}
#IF (@autoglobe = 1) {
#IF (@globebuffer = 1) {
#IF (@globe_check = 1) {
invoke 'globe of fluc'
#VARIABLE globebuffer 0
#VARIABLE globe_check 1
}
}
}
#IF (@autorad = 1) {
#IF (@radbuffer = 1) {
#IF (@rad_check = 1) {
rad def
#VARIABLE radbuffer 0
#VARIABLE rad_check 1
}
}
}
#IF (@stance_buffer = 1) {#IF (@autostance = 1) {#IF (@stance_combat = 0) {ann stan}}}
#IF (@autozmh = 1) {
#IF (@hit_cur < @hps_pool) {
#IF (@healbuffer = 1) {
#VARIABLE healbuffer 4
zmh
zmh
zmh
}
}
}
#IF (@autozin = 1) {
#IF (@end_cur < @end_pool) {
#IF (@endbuffer <= 1) {
#VARIABLE endbuffer 3
zin
zin
zin
}
}
#VARIABLE combat_check 0
}
#VARIABLE hit_diff %eval( @hit_max - @hit_cur)
#VARIABLE hit_heals %eval( %eval( @hit_diff / 200) - 6)
} "" {prompt|case} |
*sigh* Still a no go... Getting double of everything.... |
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Dharkael
Enchanter
Joined: 05 Mar 2003
Posts: 593
Location: Canada
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Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 7:59 pm
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The problem, I think is this.
the last line of your code
should read
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| } "" {nocr|prompt|case} |
The Prompt and Newline options are not mutaully exclusive
In your code the trigger is being fired once as a prompt trigger and and once after the newline is received. |
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shaun.murray
Magician
Joined: 23 Jul 2005
Posts: 334
Location: Chicago
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Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 8:09 pm
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Hrmmm... I added in the nocr and that completely locked up the script! =[ Reset it back, and its running... what does nocr mean? Is there a way I can put it in via gui?
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Taz
GURU
Joined: 28 Sep 2000
Posts: 1395
Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 8:32 pm
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Untick the newline option.
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Leyline
Wanderer
Joined: 03 Feb 2007
Posts: 64
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Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 8:39 pm
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Maybe you have show triggers on
and you are seeing the trigger fire,
and then seeing the result of what the trigger was trying to do (the #say)
I am not in front of zmud atm but look for and
check your options and turn off echo triggers (good for debug purposes)
I think it read. |
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