Faymar2010-07-13 15:31:40
QUOTE (Zarquan @ Jul 13 2010, 04:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I have a prompt trigger in Treant (treant_kata.xml) for tracking just momentum. It can be modified to track the other stats, of course, but Treant has a separate trigger that's doing that already. Anyway, here it is for reference:
(The last part, after the dash, is to make it work with MudBot's mapper module, too.)
CODE
code
(The last part, after the dash, is to make it work with MudBot's mapper module, too.)
I've shamelessly copied the trigger too (except that I track my momentum through my offense module). When and if you don't want to be a monk you won't have an annoying extra check each time you get the prompt.
First time I used the profile module from the Mush forums I couldn't believe how many times the trigger prompt matches in one game session.
Thank you for the free Treant, Iasmos!
Tarken2010-07-13 16:06:56
Aha, thanks, that's great!
Dynami2010-07-14 23:13:58
Can someone post an example of a timer that fires 8 seconds after event X happens?
Razenth2010-07-14 23:16:14
Just use a DoAfter
Dynami2010-07-14 23:19:52
QUOTE (Razenth @ Jul 14 2010, 07:16 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Just use a DoAfter
Can you use the DoAfter function to make colournotes appear?
Razenth2010-07-14 23:21:57
DoAfterNote?
Esano2010-07-14 23:28:10
DoAfterSpecial(5,'ColourNote("red","black","THIS IS RED ON BLACK")', 12)
Dynami2010-07-14 23:43:36
QUOTE (Esano @ Jul 14 2010, 07:28 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
DoAfterSpecial(5,'ColourNote("red","black","THIS IS RED ON BLACK")', 12)
What does the 12 do?
Sylphas2010-07-14 23:48:04
QUOTE (Dynami @ Jul 14 2010, 07:43 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
What does the 12 do?
Send to Script. The last argument is the place the output gets sent.
Lorina2010-07-17 18:31:43
So I have been messing with Mush trying to get a trigger to work...I want to toggle when it works and junk, but I can't seem to figure it out like I did aliases. Aliases was easy when all you had to do was make a clearalias and a set alias thing...But I just don't see that working for triggers.
Felicia2010-07-17 18:53:11
QUOTE (Lorina @ Jul 17 2010, 02:31 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
So I have been messing with Mush trying to get a trigger to work...I want to toggle when it works and junk, but I can't seem to figure it out like I did aliases. Aliases was easy when all you had to do was make a clearalias and a set alias thing...But I just don't see that working for triggers.
If you want to toggle a trigger on and off, make two aliases (with "Send to: Script" selected):
Alias1
EnableTrigger("name", true)
print("Name enabled.") -- If you want confirmation that it's worked.
Alias2
EnableTrigger("name", false)
print("Name disabled.")
Lorina2010-07-17 18:57:38
Loooove you 
Unknown2010-07-17 19:01:17
QUOTE (Lorina @ Jul 17 2010, 06:31 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
So I have been messing with Mush trying to get a trigger to work...I want to toggle when it works and junk, but I can't seem to figure it out like I did aliases. Aliases was easy when all you had to do was make a clearalias and a set alias thing...But I just don't see that working for triggers.
More details? Assuming I'm understanding you in general:
Put something in the "Label" box of the trigger. Like myawesometoggle.
Then in the alias/macro/whatever that you want to use to toggle the on/off state of the trigger, do:
CODE
if GetTriggerOption ("myawesometoggle", "enabled") == 0 then
EnableTrigger("myawesometoggle", 1)
Note("Myawesometoggle on.")
return
else
EnableTrigger("myawesometoggle", 0)
Note("Myawesometoggle off")
end
EnableTrigger("myawesometoggle", 1)
Note("Myawesometoggle on.")
return
else
EnableTrigger("myawesometoggle", 0)
Note("Myawesometoggle off")
end
Unknown2010-07-17 19:02:17
Felicia's way works, too, but it uses two aliases. The thing I gave you is more of a true toggle.
Felicia2010-07-17 19:22:59
Yeah, I knew you could do it with just one alias/macro, but I couldn't quite remember how.
I also knew someone would probably come along and point out how it's done with a single alias, so thank you.
Edit: Also, yeah, better to use labels than the actual name of the trigger... the distinction didn't cross my mind.
I also knew someone would probably come along and point out how it's done with a single alias, so thank you.
Edit: Also, yeah, better to use labels than the actual name of the trigger... the distinction didn't cross my mind.
Anisu2010-07-17 20:55:32
QUOTE (Zarquan @ Jul 12 2010, 09:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I think the function is DeleteLines(...). You could also use the Miniwindow approach to capturing chat. I adapted one that was posted on the MUSHclient forums so that it preserves the colors and still allows dragging the window and scrolling/resizing it.
enquiring minds want to know if you are willing to sell this plugin for a democratic price
Unknown2010-07-18 00:41:25
If I start using it myself and consider it stable, I'll put it up somewhere (for free, since I borrowed 97% of the code from someone else).
Kepthira2010-07-18 01:23:04
Is there another piece of software other than Darwine that provides compatibility for Windows software for Mac OSX? I'd really rather not run a parallel just for MUSH.
Dynami2010-07-18 05:07:43
Is there any way to enable MUSHclient to show every single colournote/highlight when I log(as in shift+ctrl+J) a file instead of copying the screen and then pasting that into a html window on googlesites?
Esano2010-07-18 05:12:34
ALT+3, check the "Log Notes" checkbox.
