Dysolis2009-01-28 07:33:06
Hi, I have a friend who uses javaclient and I have a question on how triggers and such work on that. Does anyone know how a simple targeting line would work?
Unknown2010-06-27 12:46:35
Try this
Variable Tar
Alias Target(insert chosen target here)
#set tar (target chosen in alias)
say then write something to attack the target, like
Keybinding Ctrl-Enter
Attack $tar
For each target that you want, you need to create a new alias as shown above, without the Parenthesis. I'm sure that there's a better way, but this is what I've found to work.
Variable Tar
Alias Target(insert chosen target here)
#set tar (target chosen in alias)
say then write something to attack the target, like
Keybinding Ctrl-Enter
Attack $tar
For each target that you want, you need to create a new alias as shown above, without the Parenthesis. I'm sure that there's a better way, but this is what I've found to work.
Vathael2010-06-30 13:24:12
I like that you used "say" before a sentence in a forum post.
Unknown2010-07-01 04:48:04
QUOTE (Vathael @ Jun 30 2010, 09:24 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I like that you used "say" before a sentence in a forum post.
I get it a lot in the mudlet IRC channel, and have done it a bit myself. Just becomes habit after awhile, especially while logged in.
As regards the alias, I don't know where the javaclient docs are, but surely there must be a way to set up an alias to set $tar = something you type. Something like
Alias tar *
set tar=%1
or some such?
with a link to the docs I could prolly figure it out, if you're interested.
Kelly2010-07-05 01:56:25
Super late, but it should be:
Variable: target
Alias: tar
#set target $1
So inputting "tar rockeater" would set the target variable to "rockeater".
Then you can use $tar in your aliases... like:
Alias: k
kick $tar
plaugh $tar
etc.
Variable: target
Alias: tar
#set target $1
So inputting "tar rockeater" would set the target variable to "rockeater".
Then you can use $tar in your aliases... like:
Alias: k
kick $tar
plaugh $tar
etc.