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I'm struggling to capture a number which may/may not be negative.

For example, I have this at the moment:
Hp:&%dhp~(&%dhpmax~) Sp:&%dsp~(&%dspmax~)

But I might have negative spe ...

Thanks,
Steve :)

Thankyou :)

Hello

To test and understand this you'll have to reduce the height the editing section of your settings window to about 6 or 7 lines of text and create a test alias.

In this example Zmud correct ...

Thankyou both for your replies.

Steve :)

Thankyou LightBulb - I will definately take a look there.

Steve :)

Thankyou LightBulb!

Thanks Lightbulb

One further question, because the %eval function exists, I presume that some commands in Zmud automatically evaluate and some don't. Do you know any of the obvious ones?

Thanks ...

Hello

1.
Which of the following is correct? My question is when should I be using %eval, and when not?

#IF (@hp>%eval(@maxhp-50)) {#NOOP}
#IF (@hp>(@maxhp-50)) {#NOOP}

2.
How shou ...

Thanks for your speedy response Kjata.

Yes, I can make seperate triggers, but can you tell me how much having 4 triggers like this instead of one, will impact the performance of Zmud?

Thanks aga ...

Hello

Zmud 6.16

How can I disable, or at least hide the default classes, like 'Autolog', 'SlowWalk' and 'System'? They clutter up my display. I've tried setting them to hidden, and disabling t ...

Hello

This is actually a problem in all verions of Zmud from 6.16 to 6.37b.

If the 'Prefs-->Script Parser-->Echo Scripts' option is NOT enabled, whenever you go back to the 'Prefs-->Scr ...

Hello

I've reposted this message with the correct title, please could a moderator remove the offending one titled: "nested #IF problem" please?

I'm using v6.16 and the pattern matching ...

Is it possible for 2 actions to happen so fast that the same trigger can be running twice or more at the same time?

If so, then if I have a trigger, and the first command is: #T- thisclass, will th ...

Thanks Kjata

I copied your exmaple exactly, and it just displays

tag
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As I said, I'm using 6.34 BETA which is why I wanted the BETA forum. I can't for the life of me find the Beta f ...

Thank you, I did read it again, my fault I associated it too closely with the #LOOP command. However, it still doesn't work if performed from the comand line.
#FORALL @listplayer {tag %i}Thanks,
St ...

I tried registering with the BETA forum but it said my "email address was already in use", because I subscribe to normal forum too.

If I can't be given access then here is a bug report fo ...

Solved!!

Thanks for you help folks, I figured out the problem, maybe a bug in Zmud - not sure. I was capturing with (*) and then using %word(%2,1) for example, to extract a word.

All works well ...

Thanks for you help folks, but I figured out the problem. I was capturing with (*) and then using %word(%2,1)

All works well, but if (*) captured an exclamation mark ! then Zmud errors on the pars ...

Thanks Lightbulb, and Thanks Matt too...

I don't think I can use %x for the second pattern, as this is the actual trigger pattern:

(%w) {tells you|replies|whispers to you|says|asks|asks you|snar ...

Use the $ symbol to match the line break.

Pattern: Mob flees (%w).$Mob has fled!Command: %1

You could just write a trigger on Mob flees (%w).Do you need to trigger on the second line?

Steve

1 week ago I posted about this error, but it is a long way down list so please forgive me for bringing it to top again.

Message: Access violation at address 004BD5B7 in module 'Zmud.exe'. Read of a ...

Thankyou very much!

Steve :)

In one of my previous notes, I was warned about people being able to abuse the (%*) parameter to make me quit etc.

This is a complicated pattern, I was wondering if you can see any ways of abusing ...

Thankyou all for replying, and I did mail Zugg himself as suggested. Is the solution to use an alias or smaller aliases rather than have all of that code in the trigger itself?

Thanks,
Steve :)