Nope that dont seem right. ..It highlights everything.. Lol.

Hrm.

Alright, there's another thing that I want to do. Let's say I want to do a customized say alias.

Right now I have..



I want it to when I type grimsay Take upon your transgression and consume it with no mercy.

It'll go - With eyes gleaming grimly as her expression turns dead cold, you say, "Take upon your transgression and consume it with no mercy."

But instead, it'll go - With eyes gleaming grimly as her expression turns dead cold, you say, "Take."

I know I'm missing something, but I want whatever comes after my alias to be executed. Seems %1 didnt cut it.

Halp?

%-1

Awesome. That worked.

I am attempting to code my offense system. However, I run into the following problem that thwarts the entire design- it automatically condenses.

#ALIAS TEST @swingstyle1 @swingatk1 @target



Obviously, that command will not work.

What I need to do is learn how to create space, both within variables, and between them in things such as this alias. I will be very thankful if someone could point me in the right direction.

EDIT: Of course I could use lengthy #IF statements, but I would rather avoid that and the potential lag.

Hmmm.

#alias TEST

Value:
swingstyle1 = %1
swingatk2 = %1
target = %3

?

So you can do TEST smashleft target
Try that? Well, it it was what you're looking for.

Ah, I should have clarified. That would change the values of the variables, which is not what I am attempting to do. I want all three variables' values to be executed in order, with proper spacing, to form the Lusternian command 'smash left @target (krokani)'.

Thank you kindly!

I've found #EXEC breaks in weird ways if you're trying to nest special characters ( " ~ etc... so have had to fall back on %concat