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Newbie Joined: 04 Nov 2003 Posts: 1

I was wondering if anyone would be able to show me an example or write this trigger for me.

Its for autorolling on a mud that i used to play on here is how the stats are determined.

STR : You are slightly favored in tug-o-war games.
DEX : You are nimble and flexible.
INT : You have an average intelligence.
WIS : You have excellent judgment.
CON : You never get sick and can run miles without tiring.
CHR : You are popular.

Do these stats look satisfactory to you? [y/n]:

I want a trigger so that if say, if that was the str string i wanted it would check the dex string to see if that was the one i wanted and move on to the next one.. etc... etc... and if they all matched it would say yes... anyone have any idea how to do that?

Zepher

Wanderer Joined: 05 Apr 2003 Posts: 60 Location: USA

Ok, I'm just starting into this but maybe try something like

Triggers:

#trigger {STR : You are slightly favored in tug-o-war games.} {str = 1}
#trigger {DEX : You are nimble and flexible.} {dex = 1}
#trigger {INT : You have an average intelligence.} {int = 1}
#trigger {WIS : You have excellent judgment.} {wis = 1}
#trigger {CON : You never get sick and can run miles without tiring.} {con = 1}
#trigger {CHR : You are popular.} {chr = 1}

#trigger {Do these stats look satisfactory to you? [y/n]:} {#if (@str AND @dex AND @int AND @wis AND @Con and @Chr) {y} (reset;no}}

Alias:

#alias {reset} {str = 0;dex = 0; int = 0;wis = 0;con = 0;cha = 0}

I think this may help, but this should at least give you some ideas.

-Dag

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

Dag has the right idea. I'd suggest using list-variables to store the acceptable values for each stat.
Example:
#VAR strength {slightly favored|favored|greatly favored}
#TR {STR : You are {@strength} in tug of war games.} {str = 1}