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Newbie Joined: 11 Jan 2002 Posts: 7

Ok, I need some help.

This is what I want:
I want, if I flee north, to go south and backstab my target but only when I say so. I made a trigger for the stabbing that works fine:

Pattern: You flee %1ward

Trigger: #if {%1 = west} {east;bat};#if {%1 = east} {west;bat};#if {%1 = north} {s;bat};#if {%1 = south} {n;bat};#if {%1 = down} {up;bat};#if {%1 = up} {down;bat};#if {%1 = northeast} {sw;bat};#if {%1 = southeast} {nw;bat};#if {%1 = northwest} {se;bat};#if {%1 = southwest} {ne;bat}

But the problem is the following.
I only want it to go off when I type 'bb' not when I normally flee.

So: 'flee' should make me flee %ward but nothing more (normal).
And: 'bb' should make me flee %ward and activate the trigger so I come back and stab my target.

Please help me :-)

Khal Al' Thacor

Newbie Joined: 11 Jan 2002 Posts: 7

Sorry I posted this twice, I'm using a touchpad portable and with moving the mouse I accidently refresh on the posting screen.

Anyway, could someone help me? this is quite urgent ;-))

I just want to manually type 'bb' whenever I want to use the you flee %ward trigger; but I must not work normally. thanks peeps.

GURU Joined: 10 Oct 2000 Posts: 4379 Location: USA

Newbie Joined: 11 Jan 2002 Posts: 7

thanks, will try this now

Newbie Joined: 11 Jan 2002 Posts: 7

Newbie Joined: 11 Jan 2002 Posts: 7

A friend of mine made it once, and it was with the trigger I used (not so sure about pattern) and it was something with the bb alias I had to do.

Any idea?

Think this was the alias:

alias: bb
command : ...something to activate the trigger?...... ;flee

and then I would flee and come back to stab
but not when i normally fleed

Newbie Joined: 11 Jan 2002 Posts: 7

What I did now is, I put the trigger in a 'Autobackstab' class and made 2 new aliases.

bb: #T+ Autobackstab
cc: #T- Autobackstab

So when bb is activated, the flee trigger works, but it doesnt send me back when I type cc first.

Still, there is a way to just make it work on 'bb' alone.

Any help is welcome !

GURU Joined: 14 Oct 2000 Posts: 556 Location: USA

Kjata's trigger and alias will do the job for you, but from your output, I can see you didn't type them in correctly.

The trigger is designed to capture the direction, then save the opposite direction to the variable @dir. Therefore the two lists of directions should be mirror images of each other. You've cut and pasted the same list in twice. In addition, you did not include the %1 in the %ismember function. Reread what Kjata wrote and correct the trigger.

Troubadour

GURU Joined: 10 Oct 2000 Posts: 4379 Location: USA

Be careful of how you copy a script form the Forum and paste it in zMUD. The forum tends to add newlines that aren't there when the line is too long. Specifically, there is only one line in the commands of the trigger I posted, the Forum just splits it up in more because it is very long. Remember that in scripts, no line starts (or at least should not start) with a function.

Kjata