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Help converting a simple (I think?) MM2K6 script
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| Smashingzwan
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| Sat 12 May 2012 07:58 PM (UTC) |
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| Hi guys!
New to these forums, though not necessarily new to MUSHclient (I have a very basic understanding of the basics =P), and certainly not new to MUDing in general.
My MUD of choice is pretty much dominated by MM2K6 users, and as such, all of the popular scripts and whatnot are written for MM2K6.
I've been trying to convert a relatively simple script (I think it would be considered a script, correct me if I'm using the wrong terminology) to MUSH but to be honest I have no clue where to even start.
The script is pretty simple. It just sets a variable ("src" in this case I believe), and each time you kill a mob it adds 1 to this numeric variable. Once you've finished killing all the mobs in a room, typing "gg" will search the appropriate number of corpses, loot any hidden items found based on a couple simple triggers ("/action"s) and then reset the variable.
Here's the script/whatever in question:
(If you're not familiar with MM2K6, the first {} is the alias/trigger/whatever, the second {} are the actions to be performed by the alias/trigger/whatever and the third {} is the "group" that that alias/trigger/whatever belongs to (I believe the grouping is just used for organization))
(The "sr" alias is simply a manual override that allows you to specify a number of corpses to search instead of using whatever value the variable is currently set to)
Anyway, MM2K6 stuffs below!:
/alias {gg} {/loop {1,$src} {search $LoopCount.corpse};get gold all.cor;get map all.cor;/var {src} {0}}} {amsearch}
/alias {ggres} {/var {src} {0}}
/var {src} {0} {amsearch}
/action {Your blood freezes as you hear %0} {/math {src} {$src + 1}} {amsearch}
/alias {sr %0} {/var {src} {$0};gg} {amsearch}
/gag {There doesn't seem to be a gold in the corpse of %0} {amsearch}
/gag {There doesn't seem to be a %0} {amsearch}
/action {You find a blue orb hidden in the corpse} {Get orb all.cor} {amsearch}
/action {You find an ancient relic of unknown origin hidden in the corpse} {get relic all.cor} {amsearch}
/action {You find a gem of true seeing hidden in the corpse} {Get true all.cor} {amsearch}
/action {You find a depiction of} {Get depiction all.cor} {amsearch}
/action {You find a Mana Stone hidden in the corpse} {get mana all.cor} {amsearch}
I would greatly appreciate being pointed in the right direction. I'm not at all against working it all out on my own, but like I said previously, I don't even know where to start and I'm a pretty big MUSH rookie.
Thanks in advance for your time! | | Top |
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
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| Reply #1 on Sat 12 May 2012 10:53 PM (UTC) |
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| Posted by
| Smashingzwan
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| Reply #2 on Sun 13 May 2012 01:15 AM (UTC) |
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| Thanks for the quick response.
I'll do some reading and hopefully won't have any more questions! I really appreciate the information and your taking the time to point me in the right direction! | | Top |
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