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Novice Joined: 17 Nov 2001 Posts: 34 Location: USA

I have a prompt which looks like this

<77/77hp 110/110m 230/230mv>

I have tried unsucessfully to make a trigger that will look at the prompt continually. My goal is when the HP falls below 20 my main char Enathe would tell Anathe to heal or cure light. Looking for something really simply so I can learn from it. As of yet I have had a really hard time with some of the more complicated scripts. Thanks all for the help

GURU Joined: 15 Jun 2001 Posts: 654 Location: USA

You might try something like:

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#TRIGGER {~<(%d)/%dhp %d/%dm %d/%dmv~>} {#IF (%1 < 20) {tell Anathe heal}} {prompt}

- Charbal

Novice Joined: 17 Nov 2001 Posts: 34 Location: USA

Hey that worked great thanks! There is still one issue though. Now it says it far more than is needed. It tells Anathe heal, but then the prompt comes up before the heal can be accomplished. So now 3 or 4 "anathe heal's" stack up before the first one is cast. Any way to get it to wait for a response before telling again?

Beginner Joined: 14 Feb 2003 Posts: 19 Location: USA

Couple ways you could fix that :) probably even some i dont know but another trigger set to turn off the class that the Auto Heal is on would be what i would do for example:

#trigger {^You tell Anathe, 'heal'} {#class Heal 0;#wait 5000;#class Heal 1}

Only thing is you would have to put your AutoHeal trigger in its own class folder named Heal or whatever u prefer.

And for anyone who asks i put the #wait in there so he wouldnt have to make another trigger to turn it back on itll wait 5 seconds and then autoheal will be back on.

Newbie Joined: 09 Jan 2003 Posts: 9 Location: USA

Mmkay, assuming you just want to tell the char to heal you, and if you are healed, then tell it again, make a variable for it. Say, "waitforheal"

#TRIGGER {~<(%d)/%dhp %d/%dm %d/%dmv~>}
{#IF (%1 < 20) {#if (@waitforheal=1) {tell Anathe heal; waitforheal=0}}
} {prompt}

#trigger {msg saying you've been healed by him} {waitforheal=1}

Hope this helps!
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~Mimique

Is it bad when Zmud plays more than you do?

Novice Joined: 17 Nov 2001 Posts: 34 Location: USA

Ok tried the last script and now for some reason when I fall below 20HP nothing happens. Not sure why. Any suggestions?

Thanks all

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

Do you have a variable, @waitforheal? Is it equal to 1?

#VAR waitforheal 1 1

Enter that at the command line to create the variable, with an initial value of 1 (so you can be healed now) and a default value of 1 (so you can be healed whenever you connect).

LightBulb
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Novice Joined: 17 Nov 2001 Posts: 34 Location: USA

Ok, that fixed the problem. Thanks Lightbulb.

Novice Joined: 17 Nov 2001 Posts: 34 Location: USA

I am on a new mud now and my prompt looks like this

h54% m100% v95% >

I am just copied and pasted previous settings to this mud and changed my pattern to this.

~h(%d)%~

This works great except that the trigger fires if @waitforheal=1 no matter what. If doensn't take into account the fact that I want it to fire only if @waitforheal=1 AND %1 < 50. Here is what I have all in all

#trigger {~h(%d)%~}{#IF (%1<20) {#if (@waitforheal=1) {
tell mathe heal
waitforheal=0
}} {prompt}

#var waitforheal 1 1

Any suggestions would me most helpful thanks.

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

#trigger {h(%d)~%} {#IF (%1<20) {#if (@waitforheal=1) {
tell mathe heal
waitforheal=0
}} {prompt}

Novice Joined: 17 Nov 2001 Posts: 34 Location: USA

I had to remove the {prompt} part because it just kept spitting prompt out. Other than that can you help me understand what it was that I was doing wrong and how yours worked?

Thanks again

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

Sorry about {prompt}, I just copied your trigger and changed the pattern, since that's where your problem was. Here's the correct trigger, redone the way I script:
#TR {h(%d)~%} {#IF (%1 < 20) {#IF (@waitforheal = 1) {tell mathe heal;#VAR waitforheal 0}}} {} {nocr|prompt}

As for what's different, you used the zMUD quote character ~ at the end of your pattern, telling zMUD to ignore the }, so your pattern didn't end when it was supposed to. You also left out the space between } and {, which also causes zMUD to ignore the }.

Newbie Joined: 05 Aug 2003 Posts: 2

Enathe,

Go back to the way that casts every time your prompt comes up. You said that if the prompt is shown three or four times before you can cast, that you cast several times too many. When I wrote an autoheal script, I used this exact method in my script, and had the same problem. Here's how to fix it:

Set the prompt trigger to a class of its own (e.g. autoheal). Part of the trigger action must be to turn off this class. This will make it fire only once. Next, you have to make another trigger for the success message of your spell. This trigger turns the autoheal class back on. You might want to make a trigger that automatically recasts a failed spell, if you don't have one already.

The sequence of events is therefore: Prompt trigger scans prompt and sees that you have less than 20. Prompt trigger sends command to cast cure light and turns itself off. Further prompts are ignored. Cure light command goes through, the spell is cast, you see the success message. The success trigger turns autoheal class back on, and it starts scanning the prompt again. Repeat when hp drops below 20 again.

This worked very well for me :)

Propagandalf

Newbie Joined: 31 Mar 2006 Posts: 4

I have a question reguaring this topic. I read through it and have tried your script and it works really well, however. I'm not using it to have someone else heal me, but instead to heal myslef. It works good, but too god. It multi casts and i waste allot of mana. How can I remedy that?

Here's the modifications I made:

#TR {^~<%d/%dhp %d/%dm %d/%dmv>}
#IF (@hp < 350) {hm}
#IF (@mana < 300) {#echo LOW MANA}

how can I modify it so that it waits until after the heal is cast before it reads the prompt again?

Apprentice Joined: 11 Sep 2005 Posts: 124

#if (@hp <350&@healinprog=0) {hm;#var healinprog 1}
Then when you get a heal message (the one that says you cast/failed/whatever)
#var healinprog 0
:)

Beginner Joined: 19 May 2003 Posts: 15 Location: Uh... KS?

A mild bump for a question.
Here is what my prompt looks like:

100%hp 100%m 3443v

I want it so that I will quaff potions to heal my mana (the 2nd % on there).
The moves part (3rd) changes, so I don't know if that would make it different.
But I want to c2 (alias for quaffing mana pots) when my mana goes below 40%.
Seems easy no? But not for me heh ^^;