Yeah I figured it out. When I had tried to replace the updated version of your Treant, I ended up making another Treant folder inside the Treant folder that held the old code. Sorry for my mistake. But I figured this was Mushclient questions, and I figured this was more of a Mush problem and not a Treant. Should of stated that, sorry. I've honestly never had a problem with your code, and I've never come to doubt it. Since I had reinstalled the Treant settings and it still didn't work, I figured it was a Mushclient bug. Sorry, I was panicking because I was inhaling all my potions, heh. But thank you nonetheless.




I almost posted a question about this as well, but I was easily able to fix it just by typing on "score" to display it.

this was a post error, haven't found a way to delete it. sure there is a delete button somewhere around here.

During a battle on Celestia the other day, I ran into trouble with my aliases overlapping from alts (quit laughing. My sap alias was the same as my shieldstun alias. Ever tried to sap someone in a geo meld? It doesn't work.)

I know you can classify aliases into groups, and I sort of know how to do that. Is there a way to make an alias to turn certain groups of aliases on and off? For instance, BARDON might turn my Bard aliases on, while my guardian/wicca/warrior/monk aliases are turned off, and so on.

In Lua:
EnableAliasGroup ("groupname", true) -- enable the group
EnableAliasGroup ("groupname", false) -- disable the group

Any way you can put that into Vbscript?

world.EnableAliasGroup "groupname", 1 ' enable the group
world.EnableAliasGroup "groupname", 0 ' disable the group

Coolio, thanks.

Oops, I tend to assume everyone uses Lua, my bad.

Also, for reference, that was pulled from http://www.gammon.com.au/scripts/function.php

I pulled it from the help within the client itself, but yeah, that works, too.

My help files won't work on Vista and I can't be bothered to download a legacy help file reader.

Pro-tip: do not use a single world for multiple characters. I don't care how many alts you have, make a separate world for each, especially if you're using a COTS combat system with configurable options.

I've noticed people have been shouting during raids "Targeting Name". I'm guessing this is something to help groups fight a certain person everybody is attacking and needs to be done. Could somebody perhaps tell me the target trigger so I might be more useful in defending against raids?

That in itself is usually the trigger. For example, I can have a trigger, "(Serenwilde): * says, "Targeting *."" and have it send "x %2", since "x" is my targeting alias. Granted, there is probably something horribly wrong with this trigger, so ask someone who knows how to code better, but the point being, that call on the clan aether is itself the trigger that you should set.

Depends on the client and what you're coding in. General forms for a targeting regex trigger:


Each of those would grab the target's name into %1 (in MUSH, at least) and then you can do whatever you normally do to target something.

So this would be the trigger
^\\(\\)\\: says\\, \\"Targeting (\\w+)\\.\\"$

And this would be the code?
^\\(\\)\\: \\w+ says\\, \\"Target (\\w+)\\.\\"$

I already have a targeting syntax. t * which sends to %1

No, those are both triggers. The first is if you want to only listen to a specific person and not just anyone who says it. The second will respond to anything on that channel. The code for you would be Execute("t %1"), select Send to Script, check Regular expression, if you're using Lua.

I would... be very cautious in doing this. Most people have the clt TARGETING: on their targeting alias, and it's used for coordination so everyone knows... but I doubt very many actually trigger off the targeting messages people yell over clt to actually switch their targets automatically.

I've started doing it automatically, but I can turn it on and off. Trying it out to see how it goes. Also useful for hunting trips.

I've used it mainly for hunting trips, like Zallafar. And mine is toggleable and I've coded it so it won't loop if I happen to have my target broadcasting AND autotargeting on. And I definitely wouldn't actually use the "anyone on this channel" version, just for security reasons. I'm wary of anything with Execute, even though I'm not sure what exactly they could screw with by feeding stuff into my targeting alias.

Hunting would be fine, yeah. I thought he was talking about raids/defending.