Well. That just. I don't even know what to say. To be eloquent, it fellates gargantuan testicles of an equine nature. Perhaps, as per my theory of being completely meticulous about work, you could just save everything to backups in XML. Then just pray that it doesn't happen during combat and if it does, then just suck up the cost of death. We all know Nexus isn't perfect or even worth money, but there are ways to circumvent tragedy. Albeit, annoying and time-consuming ones. Honestly, if someone isn't that well-invested in saving money, then buy a system and a better client. I personally would prefer to make my own for something that is free. Because boredom strikes everywhere and unfortunately, my laptop isn't attached to my hip. Anyhow, I doubt that I could say anything that hasn't been said before about Nexus sucking. But, I can say, that my progress is exceptionally well for my level of skill with this stuff. At any rate, I have about 1/3 of my triggers for unrestricted afflictions coded and will soon be moving on to developing the code for the grouping. I'm certain it will work and post from time to time about how it is coming. In the mean time, I have people to make disgruntled and annoyed. Take cake and happy adventuring!

Yeah, I've been doing that forever. I'll agree that it is much simpler, and if you're fighting a monk in single combat, you don't really need your Aquamancer triggers on, do you?




Hence the Archive


Although just changing a variable from one group to the next can, for some reason unbeknown to me, remove every other variable, alias, and trigger from that group. However, if you search the Everything category, all of the var/alias/trigs are still there, and still labeled for their particular group, they just aren't in it anymore until you label them for a different group and then relabel them for their old group.

Wtb Nexus attention from Java