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WRITEPOINTS - Writes the points tracking to a .txt file in your cmud/aetolia directory. This is fairly minimally formatted (see example below), making it ideal for just copy/pasting into a project.
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Message #17059 Sent By: Oleis Received On: 1/03/2014/17:24
"If it makes you feel better, just checking your artifact list threatens to crash my mudlet."
Nothing is going to get better. It's not.”
― Dr. Seuss, The Lorax
Yep. #CreditProud #NotBothered #TryAgain
Message #17059 Sent By: Oleis Received On: 1/03/2014/17:24
"If it makes you feel better, just checking your artifact list threatens to crash my mudlet."
Below is a download link for a zip file with various scripts I've written and\or acquired over the years to make life in cMUD easier. They are:
ChannelWindow -- Captures Tells and Channels and puts them in a floating window that you can then dock.
CityFinances - Tweakable for your city, this literally does the Treasurer's job for them. Also features WDRAW, a city leader command to easily withdraw money from the city.
Concoctions - Type 'refills' to bring up a dialogue box asking you want you want to refill. Want to refill a cask? Refillsc. Important note: This -will- let you inpot more than you can do with the 500 item limit, so be warned (and be careful).
Enemy_Status_Tracker -- Alright, this script might need a little bit of help as there are undoubtedly things that reference my system specifically in here, however, this is the first step towards building an affliction offense -- being able to track what you do. Currently works for Templar, Luminary, (theoretically) limb based classes. Just put in your attacks following the pattern of others in here. It'll keep up with the cures.
Tattoos -- Simply type INK <tattoo> on <bodypary> of <target> and it will outc the proper inks for you and begin the tattoo.
Starchart -- Subs all the starchart messages with what they actually do.
WhoGroups -- Type 'whog' to see who's grouped up together around the realm.
VitalWindow -- Creates a window (populated mostly by GMCP, but you may need to SCORE and STAT to get it exactly right) that tells you vital statistics about yourself. Of note, this will lag you slightly in combat, so you can do 'vitalwin' to toggle updating the window.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/32023038/Chris/VariousScripts.zip
Message #17059 Sent By: Oleis Received On: 1/03/2014/17:24
"If it makes you feel better, just checking your artifact list threatens to crash my mudlet."
#var wielded {%subregex(%gmcp.char.vitals.wield_left,"\d+","")}#say %ansi(cyan)%format("&30s",-----------------------------)</div><div>#say %ansi(white)%format("&26s",City Revenue Summary)</div><div>#say %ansi(cyan)%format("&30s",-----------------------------)</div></div></div><div>#say %ansi(brown)%format("&30s",Trade: @rev_sum(@trade))<br>#echo Oh god halp$current_design=%1</div><div>#sub {~<send 'gocraft %1|newd %1|addstock %1' 'Make it|Examine it|Craft shelf it'> Design_%1 ~</send>}#if %gmcp.char.name.name=Moirean {config returnmessage %item( @msgshuffle, %random( 1, %numitems( @msgshuffle)))}<br>#loo 1,%numitems(@var)<br>#var hypnolist %additem(%pop(@hypnostring), @hypnolist);#say Hypnos left: %numitems(@hypnostring); #say (@hypnostring)<br>#if %numitems(@current_disturbs)=3 {elicit unravel @targ}#ALIAS {#var refineamount %1;#var refineshape %2;#var refinecount 0;refine 10 %2}
#TRIGGER {^You have recovered balance on all limbs.$} {#IF (@refineamount>@refinecount) {refine 10 @refineshape}}
#TRIGGER {^You lay your hands on a (*), and draw %2 %3 %4 from it.$} {#add refinecount %2}
#VARIABLE {refineamount} {0}
#VARIABLE {refinecount} {0}
#VARIABLE {refineshape} {}
Basically you ref # crystal
It only works with increments of 10 but it made it a little easier then counting each time I drew manually.
$map_var=%gmcp.room.info.map $http="http://" $map_var=%replace($map_var, " ", "&") $map_var=%concat($http,$map_var) #window sitemap {<image '$map_var' type="png" W="100%" H="100%">}This is the meat of a command you can execute to get the gmcp map link to display in a window. You can adjust the size (currently I have height/width at 100%, so it'll stretch bigger/smaller to fit into the window size), you can use this on a tick timer to automatically update, etc, up to you.
A warning about this - cmud is doing a temporary download of the image in order to display it. It's not quick and inbuilt like the mudlet mapper is, so there may be some delay. I don't advise using it every time you move rooms.
$map_area=%0
#say $map_area
map path %dbkey(@area_list,%isvalue(@area_list,$map_area))
#if @walk=1 {go} {gog}
This is predicated on you having a database variable formatted like so:
10977: Raim
4691: Jaru
889: Mostyn
etc
A variable like this is a clean and easy way to serve as the basis for a leyline tracker, troop marcher, etc, so worth making, in my opinion!
Method 1: Move randomly and hit stuff
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TRIGGER: You can find no such target as 'wight'
COMMAND:
#alarm "wightbasher" {+.1} {wightbash}
ALIAS: wightbash
COMMAND:
#untrigger {wightbasher}
#var exits {n|ne|e|se|s|sw|w|nw|u|d|in|out}
%item( @exits, %random( 1, %numitems( @exits)))
[your bash attack alias here]
Method 1a: Move (a bit more cleanly) randomly and hit stuff
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TRIGGER: You see a single exit leading (%w).
PATTERN:
#var exits %1
TRIGGER: You see exits leading (%w) and (%w).
PATTERN:
#var exits {}
#additem exits %1
#additem exits %2
etc etc etc, up until you have 12 triggers
TRIGGER: You can find no such target as 'wight'
COMMAND:
#alarm "wightbasher" {+.1} {wightbash}
ALIAS: wightbash
COMMAND:
#untrigger {wightbasher}
%item( @exits, %random( 1, %numitems( @exits)))
[your bash attack alias here]
Method two: Use mudbot mapper to cycle through a zone
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ALIAS: NALON (or whatever you want to call it)
COMMAND:
#t+ naljin
bashon (or whatever your bash alias is)
[your bash attack] spinelash eel ray (if you need help writing a bash alias that'll read in multiple targets, post in a reply asking how!)
area search @mount (I use my mount since it'll always be in the room. Feel free to search for something else)
ALIAS: NALOFF
COMMAND:
#t- naljin
area search stop
stop
CLASS: naljin (or whatever you want to call it)
TRIGGER: You can see the following *
COMMAND: [bashattack]
TRIGGER: You can find no such target as 'ray'.
COMMAND:
#if (%gmcp.char.vitals.equilibrium=1 and %gmcp.char.vitals.balance=1) {area search continue}
Method three: Follow a preset path
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This takes a bit more setup, but it's perfect for creating a basher to run through a place like Xaanhal.
First, you'll want to capture a path.
#MARK starts capturing the path. Every direction you walk will then be recorded.
#PATH [name] will save the path you walked.
You can use this trigger to automatically covert it to a string variable. Note that it's set to fire off my prompt setup...mine ends with lr] - you'll want to change the final character if your prompt doesn't end with ]
TRIGGER: ~](*) assigned to (%w)
COMMAND:
pathname=%2
$expanded_path=%pathexpand(%1)
$expanded_path=%replace($expanded_path,j,ne)
$expanded_path=%replace($expanded_path,h,nw)
$expanded_path=%replace($expanded_path,k,sw)
$expanded_path=%replace($expanded_path,l,se)
#var @pathname $expanded_path
#say Path converted into a variable named path_%2!
You can also type #PATH to see all the paths you've got saved and manually create the string variable:
ALIAS: PATHCOVERT
COMMAND:
pathname=%1
$expanded_path=%pathexpand(%2)
$expanded_path=%replace($expanded_path,j,ne)
$expanded_path=%replace($expanded_path,h,nw)
$expanded_path=%replace($expanded_path,k,sw)
$expanded_path=%replace($expanded_path,l,se)
#var @pathname $expanded_path
Just type PATHCONVERT [paste path here] [variable name you want]
Now, for the basher part...
Simply set your current path to the path you made earlier:
bashpath=@path_xaanhal
And when it's time to move, simply grab the top number off that path:
#if (%numitems(@bashpath)>0) {%pop(@bashpath)}
I'm not really going to write the rest out in detail, because that's getting into heavier coding, but if someone is writing their own, feel free to use this thread (http://forums.aetolia.com/discussion/778/cmud-help-desk) to ask questions!
15.9 TRIGGERS AND AUTOMATION
Triggers and automation are allowed in Aetolia provided that you are present at your computer terminal at all times. FULLY automating quests and hunting - with movement and all actions included in the triggers - are allowed so long as one is present at the computer, as well as gambling automation.