Lilia:

The problem is probably due to switching targets. Hitting a new target reduces momentum by two, but it doesn't actually happen until you hit. So if you have three momentum, when you try to hit with a two momentum form, you get the 'too complex' message, because your momentum after hitting the new target would be one. It's hard to account for this in the sort of bashing function you have. The way I did it was to simply have two attack aliases, and figure out for myself which one to use. After I initiated, the regular logic would take over. You could also add a variable into your logic that helps account for the momentum loss. Something like, trigger ^You have slain .+$ to set newtar = true, then make these changes to your logic.


if mm.stats.momentum == 0 then
send("kata perform ".. tar .." bash_low")
elseif mm.stats.momentum == 1 then
send("kata perform ".. tar .." bash_low")
elseif mm.stats.momentum == 2 then
if newtar then
send("kata perform ".. tar .." bash_low")
else
send("kata perform ".. tar .." bash_high")
end
elseif mm.stats.momentum == 3 then
if newtar then
send("kata perform ".. tar .." bash_low")
else
send("kata perform ".. tar .." bash_high")
end
elseif mm.stats.momentum == 4 then
send("kata perform ".. tar .." bash_high")
elseif mm.stats.momentum == 5 then
send("kata perform ".. tar .." bash_high")
end


vorld:

Made this

^You have slain .+$
set newtar = true

It gave me a syntax error. What did I do wrong?

Lilia:

^(\\w+) is suddenly surrounded by cobalt blue sparks\\.$
^(\\w+) mutters and traces a cobalt blue pentagram in the air that remains hovering before (?:him|her)\\.$
^A dizzying beam of energy strikes you as your attack rebounds off of (\\w+)'s shield\\.$
^A soft moan rises up from the ground as a shadowy bubble forms around (\\w+\\).$
^Eyes glowing red, (\\w+) (I don't know what the rest of this line looks like, but you technically don't need the whole thing)
^Spreading (?:his|her) arms wide, (\\w+) spins clockwise and a shimmering white orb springs up around (?:him|her)\\.$
^A spinning diamond around (\\w+) weaves a glittering shield around (?:him|her)\\.$

matches will be the person's name. So for example: echo(matches.." is shielded"). If you want to use this for bashing as well, replace (\\w+) with (.+) in the appropriate triggers.

For your if statement, the only thing I see is at the end. It should just be 'newtar = false'.

Lilia:

It matters to him, because he's talking about matching player names vs matching mobs. Yes Vorld, that is exactly right. And there's no need to confuse yourself with namespaces, that has nothing to do with what you need.

Draylor:


Might want to read a little into what I actually wrote there. I never even so much as insinuated that the previous posts mattered little, but rather that namespaces mattered little, although he might want to look into using them seeing he is using Mudlet.

If you could kindly take your attitude elsewhere? Many thanks.

http://forums.mudlet....php?f=8&t=1211