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Beginner Joined: 04 Nov 2001 Posts: 11 Location: USA

I looking to roll some characters on "Alternate Illusions", Mudd.Sinclair.Net :4000, and I was looking for a 'auto roller.' If anyone has a basic one and could email me the file or help me make one, I'd be greatful. The character creation looks like this:

Your abilities are:
Strength: 17/00
Intelligence: 3
Wisdom: 13
Dexterity: 15
Constitution: 18

Keep these statistics (y/n)?

Thanks for the help, in advance!! =)

Beginner Joined: 04 Nov 2001 Posts: 11 Location: USA

BTW, this will be used on the trial verison of ZMUD 6.16. Thanks again.

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

Well, a lot of how it's written is going to depend on what criteria you want to use to determine if the stats are acceptible.
This one just checks to see if they're all greater than or equal to 15.




#TR {Your abilities are:} {#VAR accept y}


#TR {Strength: (%d)/%d} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR accept n}}


#TR {Intelligence: (%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR accept n}} 


#TR {Wisdom: (%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR accept n}} 


#TR {Dexterity: (%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR accept n}} 


#TR {Constitution: (%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR accept n}} 


#TR {Keep these statistics ~(y/n~)~?} {@accept} "" "prompt"

You can also calculate an aggregate stat score or even a weighted score with a little tweaking.

Troubadour

Beginner Joined: 04 Nov 2001 Posts: 11 Location: USA

I tried that code. It puts out two answers instead of one. Like 'n' 'n'. Also, I could get it to roll the right stats. I'm not sure what's wrong though.

Beginner Joined: 04 Nov 2001 Posts: 11 Location: USA

Some how the @accept is getting assigned two 'n' So, even if it does get the required stats the second 'n' will pass it by. I checked the code and I can't figure out how to solve this. Is there a way to make the code look at the Strength and if it doesn't meet the requirements to put no, without going through the whole code? Or is it doing that already?

Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2001 8:52 pm

You could give all stats a seperate variable, and then check at the end if any of those pass.

#TR {Your abilities are:} {}
#TR {Strength: (%d)/%d} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR Strength n}}
#TR {Intelligence: (%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR Intelligence n}}
#TR {Wisdom: (%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR Wisdom n}}
#TR {Dexterity: (%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR Dexterity n}}
#TR {Constitution: (%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR Constitution n}}
#TR {Keep these statistics ~(y/n~)~?} {#IF (@Strentgh|@Intelligence|@Wisdom|@Dexterity|@Constitution = n) {n} {y}} "" "prompt"

Acaila

Beginner Joined: 04 Nov 2001 Posts: 11 Location: USA

I've copy and pasted your code in as a trigger. It sends back a reply of two 'no'

The address of the mud is --> Mudd.Sinclair.Net port 4000

the code rolls, but it doesn't get the proper numbers and it puts out two 'no'

Am I just putting the code in wrong? I'm only copying and pasting into the tigger.

Well, I'm giving up for today, too mad to go on.

If you want to ICQ me: 82423250

Novice Joined: 10 Oct 2000 Posts: 39

I think this is because the last trigger triggers on both prompt and newline. Manually edit its options and uncheck trigger on newline.

GURU Joined: 10 Oct 2000 Posts: 609 Location: USA

Some corrections have been made:

#TR {Your abilities are:} {#VAR Strength 0;#VAR Intelligence 0;#VAR Wisdom 0;#VAR Dexterity 0;#VAR Constitution 0}


#TR {Strength: (%d)/(%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR Strength 1}}


#TR {Intelligence: (%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR Intelligence 1}}


#TR {Wisdom: (%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR Wisdom n}}


#TR {Dexterity: (%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR Dexterity n}}


#TR {Constitution: (%d)} {#IF (%1 < 15) {#VAR Constitution n}}


#TR {Keep these statistics ~(y/n~)~?} {#IF (@Strength+@Intelligence+@Wisdom+@Dexterity+@Constitution > 0) {n} {y}} "" "prompt"

That should do ya.

,
Jouster

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