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Novice Joined: 09 Oct 2003 Posts: 40

Okay guys,

I need help.

Here is what my hp bar looks like.

Hp:[349/349] Sp:[258/258] S:[100%] H:[0%] C/M:[1/0/15%] G:15.975

that is while i'm not fighting.

My hp bar looks like this when i am fighting.

Hp:[349/349] Sp:[258/258] S:[100%] H:[1%] C/M:[1/0/26%] G:16.000 E:Scra

Okay so now here is my problem. I would like to put the number that is behind the G: into a varable as one number. But i can't seem to get zmud to do it.

So i would like the varable gxp to say 15.975.

What i'm working for is.. The number behind the G: is a percentage of how far along in my level is so it goes up to 100% (actually it can go above 100, but at 100 i can level). Each round of battle i will gain like 0.0127 (and this number will change each round of battle)percent of my level. What i'm trying to do is make a trigger that would esitmate the number of rounds i have to go yet.

so i would like it to look something like

RTL: 3230 <--- that would be the number of rounds based on the last number it got from the last round of battle tell i level.

If you guys could help me out on this i would be so happy thanks.

Phanku

Wizard Joined: 15 Jan 2002 Posts: 1644 Location: USA

I Belive %x (matches all except spaces)would do to capture it to a variable G:(%x)

as for the math part thats all you its late and math hates me :P but I think this is it

roundstogo=%int(%eval(%eval(100-%float(@gxp))/0.0127))

gimmie a min and I might have a complete script for ya (just remember math could be wrong so someone correct me if im wrong :P

Wizard Joined: 15 Jan 2002 Posts: 1644 Location: USA

Here goes should give you a general idea and also place it in your prompt for something simple using 0.127 always

PATTERN:
^Hp:~[%d/%d~] Sp:~[%d/%d~] S:~[%d~%~] H:~[%d~%~] C/M:~[%d/%d/%d~%~] G:(%x)

VALUE:
gxp=%1
roundstogo=%int(%eval(%eval(100-%float(%1))/0.0127))
#PSUB {%1 R:@roundstogo} %x1

I think my math is correct then again it is late too :P

Novice Joined: 09 Oct 2003 Posts: 40

OH god. How could i be so stupid. Thanks.
The math part i'm not to worried about. My problem was what paramater to use to get it to take a decimal as a varable.

But hey thanks! It's so awesome. THANKS FOR HELPING. You are the best! =)

Phanku