CMUD Help

Azton · May 2013

Does anyone know how to capture the Gmcp.Char.Skills in Cmud? so I can work of it..

I'm wanting to put it within a Variable so I can detect what I can and can not do skill wise...

Thanks in advance.

Daskalos · May 2013

#VA skills %gmcp.char.skills ?

Azton · May 2013

yeah but that will add it into a stringlist like this

1 ""name=Vision|rank=Transcendent 100%""
2 ""name=Avoidance|rank=Transcendent 100%""

etc etc.. so how would you call that?

Isto · May 2013

yeah, I had a thing set up to do that. Problem is it isn't pretty and slows your system down heavily.

If you just wanna see the skills you have you can do this...

#forall %gmcp.char.skills.groups {#local $temp;#var $temp %i;#additem skills $temp.name}

If you want your rank as well and skills to be a database do something like this

#forall %gmcp.char.skills.groups {#local $temp;#var $temp %i;#addkey skills $temp.name $temp.rank}

If you want a list of skills for each there's a way to do it. I'll post in a few again with a brief script.

Moirean · May 2013

Alternatively, you can just put each guild's settings into different classes and make an alias to set your currently active class. Have that alias set all your other guild variables to 0 and enable/disable classes as appropriate.

Eg

#t- indorani

#t- teradrim

#t+ carnifex

indorani=0

teradrim=0

carnifex=1

Then for specific settings that you want to adjust based on what class you are in, just do something like this:

#if @carnifex=1 {soul consume for health}

#if @indorani=1 {vigour}

It's not fancy at all, but it's easy as pie to code and it's probably a lot less stress on your system.

Isto · May 2013

Here we go. Paste this in where you want it. Get_skills works it.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>

<cmud>

<pattern>Char.Skills.List</pattern>

<value>#forall %gmcp.char.skills.list.list {#additem skills.%gmcp.char.skills.list.group %i}</value>

</trigger>

<value>group=Fumology|name</value>

<json>{"group":"Fumology","name":""}</json>

</var>

</trigger>

</class>

<value>skills=""

skills_list=""

#forall %gmcp.char.skills.groups {

#local $temp

#var $temp %i

#additem skills_list $temp.name

}

#class Skills|Trigs 1

get_temp=""

#additem skills_list End

#forall @skills_list {#if (%i!="End") {

#addkey skill_get group %i

#addkey skill_get name ""

#sendgmcp Char.Skills.Get @skill_get

#send ""

} {#alarm +1 {#class Skills|Trigs 0}}}</value>

</alias>

</class>

</cmud>

Lanira · May 2013

Pwned! Best implementation:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>

<cmud>

<value>#T+ trig_skills_groups

#var skill_list %null

#sendgmcp {Char.Skills.Get} %null

#cr</value>

</alias>

<pattern>Char.Skills.Groups</pattern>

<value>#T- trig_skills_groups

#local $message

#forall %gmcp.Char.Skills.Groups {

#addkey $message "group" %db(%i, "name")

#sendgmcp {Char.Skills.Get} $message

}

#cr</value>

</trigger>

<pattern>Char.Skills.List</pattern>

<value>#forall %db(%gmcp.Char.Skills.List, "list") {

#additem skill_list %i

}</value>

</trigger>

</class>

</cmud>

Isto · May 2013

Yours didn't do anything for me. Win? >.>

Lanira · May 2013

Hah, typo, you saw nothing.

Isto · May 2013

I admit defeat.

Moirean · May 2013

With gmcp, does that trigger constantly get and parse info? How much delay does it add to a system? Never used gmcp.

Daskalos · May 2013

Everytime the game sends you a line of any sort, GMCP data is transmitted, which means GMCP info fires a lot more than a prompt trigger and can induce bits of lag. What I do for GMCP is I grab it when needed instead of capturing and using it in a variable, that way it just uses the last received line.

Lanira · May 2013

Those triggers only fire on specific gmcp messages, though. Those two specifically are only sent when requested.

Azton · May 2013

Thanks for the script it works perfect..

BUT.. I do have another GMCP Issue with right_arm and left_arm ....

You have recovered balance on your left arm.
leftarm 1 : rightarm 1
combo Eld sdk ucp ucp
You have recovered balance on your right arm.
combo Eld sdk ucp ucp

Any one know why right_arm and left_arm are both showing as 1, even tho I don't have balance on the right arm... or is it because both are sent within the same prompt that it messes things up?

And, anyone know a way around this besides triggering my stuff from prompt?

Isto · May 2013

Yeah I believe it's because they're both sent at the same time. Just put a half second cooldown on how many times you can combo a target?

Lanira · May 2013

The gmcp vitals message is sent once every prompt. Aetolia might also send it at the top of the paragraph, I don't remember. But anyhow, the vitals message has already been processed by the time cmud processes either one of those two messages for trigger matching.

So, really, just make that a pattern prompt trigger, or a gmcp trigger.

Azton · June 2013

Thanks, none of them worked.. I'll just make my own arm balance thing to use

..

Thanks again

Azton · June 2013

SOOO Instead of making a new post, since it falls into the 'CMUD HELP' Catagory..

How do people handle balances while in blackout? Im currently using GMCP and it just stops working while in blackout..

Any one have ideas on how to handle balances (bal/eq/herb/salve/etc) since GMCP does't like to work.. ?

Isto · June 2013

I'd make a backup class that's turned on only when in blackout to specifically capture the lines and turn off gmcp handling.

Azton · June 2013

hmm, so, what would be the point in using gmcp and not just use them captured lines...

Guess I'll make a if in blackout stuff.. Thanks

Isto · June 2013

You don't have to do that. Should be gathering your info off a gmcp trigger and dumping it into a variable. Then all you have to do is name the gmcp trigger so when you get blackout you just do: #t- "gmcp_trig" #class blackout 1 That way you don't have redundant/too many triggers to slow your system down. When you cure blackout have it do the opposite. #t+ "gmcp_trig" #class blackout 0 You're just alternating how you gather the info. 1 trigger versus the million needed for balance lines.

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