Tinyfugue user's roll call

by Unknown

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Tzu2007-12-06 21:08:58
its the new score window, that messes you up i'm sure, you can do 'oldscore' i think would solve it.

also, see my pm
Unknown2007-12-07 07:28:25
QUOTE(Tzu @ Dec 6 2007, 04:08 PM) 462827
its the new score window, that messes you up i'm sure, you can do 'oldscore' i think would solve it.

also, see my pm


I have tried typing in "oldscore" by itself but it does not seem to update, I assume I will need to insert it in to the initialization, but I cannot find where. Pouring over the status.tf and statusbar.tf leads me to nothing. I will keep searching, as it appears most of the rest of the package is intact including balances/etc.

Edit: changed it so my script does oldscore instead of just score, but no changes; it does not put them in the status bar. "status.tf" gets a "% tfwrite: -1: bad handle" error when it initializes.

Man why is this so confusing to start with.
relaren2008-02-08 10:47:59
Well, I know the thread has been quiet for a few weeks, but being new, I thought I would check out the TF community here and introduce myself.

I have played Aetolia for years, and here briefly. I do use TF. Used to be a little, more so now that I now longer have windows on my box. (Was dual-booting for ages)

So yeah, another one for the list!
Eamon2008-02-09 01:14:35
I'll add myself to the role call here as well.

I'm currently using TF, having moved from Mushclient on my old Windows machine. I tried Atlantis for a while, but the lag in combat was too much.

So I've been on TF for about 4 months now, learning gradually (I'd call myself a newbie, still). I have some basic things, like autoinfluence, multiple harvesting, and a workable system for curing based on Forren's trigger list ( worthy.gif Forren, btw). I'm glad this thread surfaced, I'm going to have a peek through Tzu's stuff and see how I'm doing .
Unknown2008-02-19 06:44:37
I'd just figure I'd throw out that I'm currently using TF as well. I've checked out a few different programs for linux and... well, I just like this one the best.

That said, I am not a coder by any means. I am a little more comfortable with scripting, so we shall see what'll happen. My real ace in the hole is my friend that I got into Lusternia, using TF, that can code. ;-)
Unknown2008-02-19 07:02:01
Hey all, just want to ring in as a TF user. I'm pretty new to the game and the client. Right now I'm contemplating that LUA patch... I'm hoping to script out some cool stuff smile.gif
Unknown2008-02-19 11:36:55
Yes, yes, all is going according to plan.

*Cue evil laughter*
Unknown2009-10-04 18:52:05
I'm using Tinyfugue and I'm a brand new Lusternia player. I'm trying it out to see if I can understand MUD macro programming. I've MUSHed for over 15 years and used Tinyfugue for much of that time (along with SimpleMU). However, I'm used to triggering on basic text messages, not testing first to see if I've 'regained equilibrium. So, it's a bit of a challenge. I do have the system that Tzu zipped up.

It's not very useful for me (yet) as I'm still weevil and fink/gnome hunting.
Zallafar2009-10-05 01:38:30
I'm on a Mac and I've been working on my system in TinyFugue for about a year now.
Charune2009-10-05 03:18:48
QUOTE (Gwen Morse @ Oct 4 2009, 02:52 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
However, I'm used to triggering on basic text messages, not testing first to see if I've 'regained equilibrium. So, it's a bit of a challenge. I do have the system that Tzu zipped up.

You should probably make a prompt trigger (it's an odd syntax in TF) to track balance/eq.

CODE
/def -mregexp -h"PROMPT ^(+)h, (+)m, (+)e, (+)p (.*)$" prompt_trigger=\\
     /set currentHealth %{P1}%;\\
     /let extraCharacters %{P5}%;\\
     /if (strstr(extraCharacters, "x")>=0) \\
          /set promptBalance 1%;\\
     /else \\
          /set promptBalance 0%;\\
     /endif%;\\
     /if (strstr(extraCharacters, "e")>=0) \\
          /set promptEquilibrium 1%;\\
     /else \\
          /set promptEquilibrium 0%;\\
     /endif%;\\
     /if (promptBalance==1 & promptEquilibrium==1) \\
          /set balanceAndEQ 1%;\\
     /else \\
          /set balanceAndEQ 0%;\\
     /endif


Then you can reference if on balance in later triggers by accessing the balanceAndEQ variable.

You may want to queue things later through your prompt trigger, though!
Unknown2009-12-25 21:01:36
Hi, I'm new to Lusternia and I'm a tf user. I'd place myself between confused and power-user. Between tf's help files and what examples I can find I'm slowly starting to figure out some of tf's more useful features.
Zallafar2009-12-26 04:21:22
Since TF doesn't seem to have any data structures, I wrote my own queue/list/array code and use that as the basis for my system. I believe there is also some publicly available for TF as well.