Kade2008-03-12 16:38:17
I am having a tough time with switching to Mush. I don't mind an uphill experiance, but I can't figure out how to make the wildcards for my targetting triggers work. I'm using Lua and want to be able to use the command t (target) to set my variable "target" to whatever it is. Then I want att (attack) to set my base attack, or form depending on what I chose to use. Then I want to be able to use f to initiate the action using the "target" and "attack" variables.
I have looked through the help files in Mush but I think it is the wildcards which are messing me up. I'm used to Nexus (the lag kills me) so I have had such aliases work before. What is my problem? Anyone know how to get this to work? Once I have a start I am pretty good at working it out.
I have looked through the help files in Mush but I think it is the wildcards which are messing me up. I'm used to Nexus (the lag kills me) so I have had such aliases work before. What is my problem? Anyone know how to get this to work? Once I have a start I am pretty good at working it out.
Unknown2008-03-12 17:43:17
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  variable="attack"
  send_to="9"
  sequence="100"
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  enabled="y"
  variable="target"
  send_to="9"
  sequence="100"
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  enabled="y"
  expand_variables="y"
  sequence="100"
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Copy this to your clipboard, and the Paste button on the Aliases dialog will be enabled and you can use that to create the aliases from this XML snippet.