OK, let's clarify what you want here. Say you got these messages:
I cannot see that being here
I cannot see that being here
Ahh, I am truly sorry, but I do not see anyone by that name here.
I do not recognize anything called that here.
You detect nothing here by that name.
You cannot see that being here.
Nothing can be seen here by that name
I cannot see that being here
Do you:
Want them *all* suppressed, except the first one?
Want consecutive identical ones suppressed?
Is there something that normally follows a group of those messages (eg. your prompt)?
The Problem arises with the fact i have 3 simultanius attacks... so i should have 3 triggers like this?
(Ahh, I am truly sorry, but I do not see anyone by that name here.|I do not recognize anything called that here.|You detect nothing here by that name.|You cannot see that being here.|Nothing can be seen here by that name.)
messagedisplayed = 0
(Ahh, I am truly sorry, but I do not see anyone by that name here.|I do not recognize anything called that here.|You detect nothing here by that name.|You cannot see that being here.|Nothing can be seen here by that name.)
message displayed = 0
seq 200
(Ahh, I am truly sorry, but I do not see anyone by that name here.|I do not recognize anything called that here.|You detect nothing here by that name.|You cannot see that being here.|Nothing can be seen here by that name.)
messagedisplayed = 0
seq 300
God im helpless
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This trigger sets a flag to say "message displayed". eg.
messagedisplayed = 1
Have another trigger with a higher sequence that matches everything else. This second trigger clears this flag.
messagedisplayed = 0
Thus, the first message will be displayed, and because the trigger is a lower sequence the other trigger will not be processed. However any *other* message will cause the flag to be cleared, ready for next time.
Just have a trigger which matches either of them, then have that trigger toggle the omit_from_output flag on the trigger. That way each match, youll turn on/off omiting.
However, If they always appear together, why does it matter which one is first? Im sure it matters somehow, but if it didnt, you could just always gag one or the other.
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