Unknown2007-01-13 01:03:24
For those who are interested, here's a very simple script that will just switch your mindset randomly every 4 seconds. The alarm time might need to be adjusted, to be honest I've never been much of a debater and don't know much about what I'm doing just yet, but I recently switched to faeling and decided it would be handy.
All you have to do is use debon, and you will automatically change mindsets every four seconds until you use deboff to disable it.
#ALIAS debon {#t+ mindsettrig} "Influence"
#ALIAS deboff {#t- mindsettrig} "Influence"
#VAR mindsets {cautious|analytical|pedantic} {_nodef} "Influence"
#ALARM "mindsettrig" {*4.0} {mindset %item( @mindsets, %random( 1, 3))} "Influence" {disable}
All you have to do is use debon, and you will automatically change mindsets every four seconds until you use deboff to disable it.
CODE
#ALIAS debon {#t+ mindsettrig} "Influence"
#ALIAS deboff {#t- mindsettrig} "Influence"
#VAR mindsets {cautious|analytical|pedantic} {_nodef} "Influence"
#ALARM "mindsettrig" {*4.0} {mindset %item( @mindsets, %random( 1, 3))} "Influence" {disable}
Laysus2007-01-13 01:08:52
Nice. Random mindsets are no fun though >.>
Unknown2007-01-13 01:15:13
QUOTE(Laysus @ Jan 12 2007, 07:08 PM) 372719
Nice. Random mindsets are no fun though >.>
Heh, they seem alright most of the time. I'm keeping aliases too, so if the person is always attacking with the same style or something I can disable it and control it manually.
Neerth2007-01-13 02:57:22
You can only change mindsets when you're on balance and equilibrium. So a strict timer won't do the trick in the middle of a debate.
Zalandrus2007-01-13 04:10:18
And besides, it's much more fun to just continually alternate between your three, and see what your opponent happens to hit
Unknown2007-01-15 15:43:31
QUOTE(Neerth @ Jan 12 2007, 08:57 PM) 372748
You can only change mindsets when you're on balance and equilibrium. So a strict timer won't do the trick in the middle of a debate.
I guess that's true, I didn't include that part in the mini-script here. The system I use (Zarquan's) has a built-in todo queue which I use to get around this. I just add the mindset change to the queue, and it's done when I regain bal/eq.
I can add code for a simple queue like that here if people need it, but it's relatively easy to do, so unless someone specifically needs help with it I'll leave that part for everyone else to tinker with.