Okay the essentials that I have is an alias, triggers, prompt and an event in CMUD

Alias:
siphealth
sip health
sipBalance = 0.5

Triggers:
^The potion heals and soothes you\\.$
#if (@sipBalance = 0.5) {sipBalance = 0}
#echo Sip balance used!

^You may drink another health, mana, or bromide potion\\.$
sipBalance = 1
#echo Sip balance returned!

^Your mind feels stronger and more alert\\.$
#if (@sipBalance = 0.5) {sipBalance = 0}
#echo Sip balance used!

Atcp Prompts:
NL:(\\d+)/100 H:(\\d+)/(\\d+) M:(\\d+)/(\\d+) E:(\\d+)/(\\d+) P:(\\d+)/10
oldHealth = @health
health = %2
#if (%3 <> @maxHealth) {
maxHealth = %3
healthSipLimit = (%3-%round( (%3*0.15+100)*1.2*1.3))
healthSparkleberryLimit = %round( %3-(%3*0.1)-(%3*0.15+100)*1.2)
}
oldMana = @mana
mana = %4
#if (%5 <> @maxMana) {
maxMana = %5
manaSipLimit = (%5-%round( (%5*0.15+100)*1.2*1.3))
manaSparkleberryLimit = %round( %5-(%5*0.1)-(%5*0.15+100)*1.2)
}
oldEgo = @ego
ego = %6
maxEgo = %7
#if (%7 <> @maxEgo) {
maxEgo = %5
egoSipLimit = (%7-%round( (%7*0.15+100)*1.2*1.3))
egoSparkleberryLimit = %round( %7-(%7*0.1)-(%7*0.15+100)*1.2)
}
power = %8
levelPercent = %1

normal prompt:
^(\\d+)h, (\\d+)m, (\\d+)e, (\\d+)p(?:, (\\d+)mo)? (*)-$
#if (%6 <> @promptString) {
#if (%pos( "e", %6) > 0) {balMind = 1} {balMind = 0}
#if (%pos( "l", %6) > 0) {balBodyLeftArm = 1} {balBodyLeftArm = 0}
#if (%pos( "r", %6) > 0) {balBodyRightArm = 1} {balBodyRightArm = 0}
#if (%pos( "x", %6) > 0) {balBody = 1} {balBody = 0}
promptString = %6
}
#if (%null( %5)) {momentum = 0} {momentum = %5}
#raiseevent onPrompt

finally, event:
onPrompt
IF (@sipBalance) {#IF (@health < @healthSipLimit) {
siphealth
sipBalance = 0
}}

I checked and tested like a mad cat, there were no errors in the scripting, but the damn thing doesnt fire! Halp? The sipBalance Variable is also there. All the needed Variables are also recorded. :/ I'm stuck here.

Is your prompt trigger working? Have regex enabled since that's apparently what you're using?

Aye, its all regex checked.

if you copy and paste the prompt into the testing part of the prompt trigger, does it work?

The prompt matches. I've isolated the problem to the normal prompt trigger. Since I dont know why it isn't working and that's because why OnPrompt wouldnt fire and it wouldn't sip, but I dont know how to fix it cause it seem to have no errors in it at all.

Hm, looking over the code in onPrompt, the first if statement is missing the #. Not sure if that's just a typo here and it's correct in your system or what.

Do you have Fire on Prompt checked, instead of Fire on new line?

Edit: Helps to fully review the code before I post

Alright, I've done all possible checks that it will fire. No errors at all. Everything is fine. I sent the codes to a friend of mine and it DID FIRE. However for mine, the thing didn't even do anything automated at all. Why? I need someone to tell me that, please. Its making my head hurt.

My response is simple but not helpful: that's CMUD for you! I fought with that thing for over a year and just gave up because it wouldn't do what I wanted it to do.

I'll put in XML, to make it easier to read.

Event Trigger


NormalPrompt


Its either these two that are making my brain hurt or there is something wrong with my CMUD client. I'm on a Vista Enterprise OS, a laptop. Dont ask me why, my tertiary school demands it. Helps?

^(\\d+)h, (\\d+)m, (\\d+)e, (\\d+)p(?:, (\\d+)mo)? (*)-$

it goes kdb not bdk, for one thing. Not sure if that's all of it, though.

The pattern matches what my prompt looks like. So I dont think that its my prompt problem, but I could not be seeing something amiss here. :/

Okay, I tried executing the script and it did echo the test that I put in the Event OnPrompt, but only when I executed the script. Now, what have I done wrong?

CONFIG PROMPT ADD LINEBREAK?

Did the Config prompt add linebreak.

Alright, I tested it again. The prompt with the #raiseevent did not fire automatically. When I reached below my health limit, it did nothing until I went to manually execute the script. So now I can conclude that the problem is that my prompt is not recording or something is a mistake there. So now, I still cant see what's wrong with it, so I dont know how to fix it cause, it looks all good. :/

Okay. Fixed. lol...

If you did CONFIG PROMPT ADD LINEBREAK and you have a prompt trigger firing off the prompt line.. well that's not going to work.

And, if you want it to fire on a prompt without a linebreak, you need to remove the $ at the end. That's what clued me in.

Its alright now, i just had to remove the linebreak in config. And it runs fine even with the $ at the end. I thinks its because I forgot that I did that linebreak when I was using Treant.

It's all well's now. So I've done prompt tracking and an autosipper. What's going to be next? Afflictions tracking? I also realized that Lusternia's prompt 'p' means functionally prone for like entangled, prone, asleep etc etc. I was wondering how do I track it. I got an idea using the function and for the prone making trigger lines to like have a variable or a $local variable.

Maybe in the function..

#if (@writhe) {writhe}
#if (@prone) {stand} ?

Okay, I need suggestions cause I cant quite get what my head is thinking about. I've just gotten a little into coding in CMUD, I did some coding in ZMUD before but it was too much work. CMUD makes it a little more easier with all the new features and stuffs.

Some guidance please!

Alright, now I have a new question. The Stand and Writhe it's working for me already but now I want my @target variable to be a red or certain brighter color so that I can easily read it on the screen.

e.g
Zmud was:
Pattern: @target
Value: #CO red

Does anyone know how to highlight a variable in CMUD?

Thanks.

(I think. It's been a while.)