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Apprentice Joined: 01 Nov 2006 Posts: 114

Ok i need some help on this, I want to make it so that every time i type exp, that it calculates my change in xp from the last time i typed xp.

Experience till level: 5156521

is what it shows when i type exp.

I would like to have under it
Experience till level: 5156521
Change in XP = blah

any suggestions on how i can do that?

Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 3:44 am

#TR {Experience till level: (%d)} {#SAY {Change in XP = %eval(%1-@xp)};xp=%1}

Apprentice Joined: 01 Nov 2006 Posts: 114

awesome thanks. i figured it was something easy

Apprentice Joined: 01 Nov 2006 Posts: 114

Ok maybe you can tell me why this isn't working

#tr {heroism (%s) (%d)} #SAY {Change in Skill = %eval(%1-@hskill)};hskill=%1}

Skill
awareness 40
bandage 41
blindfighting 40
buddha palm 44
calm 40
chant 92
Change in Skill = 0
chi purge 41
climb 40
combination attack 49
dodge 91
dragon punch 40
Change in Skill = 0
feign death 40
fishing 40
fist of dragon (obtained at level 46)
heroism 60
Change in Skill = 0
kick 40
martial arts 92
Change in Skill = 0
mine 47
quivering palm 51
Change in Skill = 0
regenerate 58
Change in Skill = 0
retreat 40
roundkick 40
Change in Skill = 0
safe fall 40
springleap 41
swim 40
switch opponents 40
unarmed damage 92

it won't register any changes. I'm trying %2 instead of %1 now, but skills take for ever to tnoch and and wanted to try and notch them while afk and see how much they changed over night.

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 3:52 am

%s is for spaces... not sure what you're trying to capture. If you're trying to capture one or more words, then the digit afterward, you'd need to change it to:

#TRIGGER {heroism (*) (%d)} {Change in Skill = %eval(%1-@hskill)};hskill=%1}

Charneus

Apprentice Joined: 01 Nov 2006 Posts: 114

oh it doesn't show correctly on cut and paste there is a huge gap between the skill and # which is why i was using %s.

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 5:16 am

Well, I made a mistake on mine (hasty judgment, in the middle of packing) anyway.

I don't know what your actual output is because you really haven't shown what is MUD output.

However, if you need to, then just do:

#TRIGGER {heroism*(%d)} {Change in Skill = %eval(%1-@hskill)};hskill=%1}

Remember, each time you put () around something in a trigger, it's capturing it into a parameter.

Charneus

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 6:29 am

#TRIGGER {heroism*(%d)} {#SAY {Change in Skill = %eval(%1-@hskill)};hskill=%1}

also, use the code BBC tag to preserve spacing