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Beginner Joined: 18 Oct 2002 Posts: 24 Location: Canada

I'd like a trigger to heal another person instead of myself--ie: tank auto heal.
Here's the line:

< 366hp 0m 97mv TN: THUNDERBUNS TC: 727 EN: a lumbering treant EC: nasty wounds >

The tank being Thunderbuns. I changed his name to protect the innocent! :o)

Please include a line that will temp disconnect the trigger so it doesn't spam the screen--3 to 4 seconds should do.

Thanks!
Atuk the incapable of programming!

PS- how can I have Zmud make a sound if someone "tells" me something? Sound trigger?

Newbie Joined: 09 Oct 2002 Posts: 9 Location: USA

The sound trigger:
#TR {tells you} {#beep}

Beginner Joined: 17 Oct 2002 Posts: 26 Location: USA

Hmm, I'm not use to that type of prompt. Where is the tanks health? I assume that yours is the 366hp at the beggining, but what signifies tha tank?

MadBomber

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Currently Using zMUD 6.37aBeta

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

#VAR cast 1 1
#TR {~< (%d)hp (%d)m (%d)mv TN: (%w) TC: (%d) EN: (*) EC: (*) >} {#IF ((%5 < 500) AND (@cast = 1) AND (%2 > 50)) {#VAR cast 0;heal %4} {} {nocr|prompt}
#TR {You completed your healing spell} {#VAR cast 1}

@cast is a variable used to indicate when it's okay to cast another spell. I picked some numbers out of a hat since you didn't provide any, change them to what you use as the time to heal the tank and the amount of mana needed. Also change the phrase on the second trigger to whatever's needed.

I put parentheses around everything so it's easier to add more commands later.

LightBulb
Senior Member

Beginner Joined: 18 Oct 2002 Posts: 24 Location: Canada

For the sound and heal triggers above, what do I put into the pattern box?

-Atuk.

GURU Joined: 10 Oct 2000 Posts: 4379 Location: USA

What Sirius and LightBulb provided is meant to be entered in the command line. Just copy and paste it and then hit enter.

If you want to create the triggers using the Settings Editor, you do it by following this syntax:
#TR {pattern} {commands} {className} {options}

pattern goes in the Pattern box. commands goes in the Value box of the trigger. className is the class folder in which the trigger will be created. If blank, it means that it goes in the root class folder. options specify the value of the various options in the Advanced tab of the trigger. In the case of one of the triggers, nocr means to uncheck the Trigger on Newline option and prompt meand to check the Trigger on Promp option. If no options are specified, they are left with their default values.

Kjata

Beginner Joined: 18 Oct 2002 Posts: 24 Location: Canada

If I'm using the trigger editor, how do I enter the below trigger?

#TEMP {(%w) tells you} {tell %1 hi there}

Pattern:
tells you hello
Value:
#TEMP tell %1 hi there

I tried the above, but the trigger editor kept crying syntax error with an arrow after Temp.

-Atuk

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

The easy way is to FIRST enter it at the command line, THEN go to the trigger editor, find the trigger, and see what got put in which box.
#TEMP {(%w) tells you} {tell %1 hi there}

Pattern:
(%w) tells you
Value:
tell %1 hi there
Other options:
Temporary

Very few people make temporary (one-time) triggers with the editor. They are mostly done from other triggers or from aliases, which means doing them command-line style.

LightBulb
Senior Member

GURU Joined: 23 Dec 2000 Posts: 4834 Location: USA

quote:

If I'm using the trigger editor, how do I enter the below trigger?

#TEMP {(%w) tells you} {tell %1 hi there}

Pattern:
tells you hello
Value:
#TEMP tell %1 hi there

I tried the above, but the trigger editor kept crying syntax error with an arrow after Temp.

-Atuk

You have two options for this in the Editor:

1)insert that entire command into an existing/newly-created trigger

2)use the Options tab in the Editor window

If you create triggers via #2, all of the different syntaxes and options are handled graphically, by a checkbox, a dropdown list, etc.

li'l shmoe of Dragon's Gate MUD