zMud transfer script

[Caels]

This took me a few days to perfect, but it seems to work flawlessly for the moment.

In zMud, create new alias:


#var xferCheck 0
appraise %1
#while (@xferCheck = 0) {;}
#if (@targetInjuries != "no apparent wounds" & @targetInjuries != "no apparent injuries") {
#forall @bodyParts {
#var healPart %replace( %i, ".", " ")
#var xferMatch %match( @targetInjuries, @healPart)
#if (@xferMatch) {
#if (@healPart = "twitching" | @healPart = "convuls" | @healPart = "spasm") {transfer %1 nerve} {transfer %1 @healpart}
#wait
}
#var healPart ""
}
}


Then create a new trigger:


#TRIGGER {You take a quick appraisal of &Target and find that {she|he} has &{targetInjuries}.} {#var xferCheck 1}


We also need a variable to store the injured body parts we're searching for.


#VAR bodyParts {left.arm|right.arm|left.leg|right.leg|left.hand|r ight.hand|left.eye|right.eye|abdom|chest|back|neck |head|twitching|convuls|spasm}


The other variables in this script should create themselves the first time they are used. That's it!

This script works perfectly as long as you are high enough level to handle the wounds. If you can't handle the wounds, it will try once, then skip over it.

Lemme know if this helps anyone. I know that not many people use zMud, but it is a powerful scripting front end.

[TheEschaton]

Just as an aside, if you ever want to work extensively in zMUD, I'd love to pitch in. About two years ago, I was working on the ambitious plan of automapping the whole Lands so there could be an amazingly simple travel system of #walk DESTINATION on a goto alias, but I then left for the Peace Corps.

I also wanted to work on automating artisan skills/guild skills.

-TheE-

[Caels]

The automapper isn't very friendly. I've tried a few times to get places mapped out, but things like Voln's Symbol of Need, hitting a wrong direction on the keyboard while mapping, and lag can hurt yer map.

[Caels]

Well, since you piqued my interest, I started mapping out the graveyard outside WL.

I'm only level 11 so I can't do it all right now, but I've been taking the time to make sure all the rooms line up properly and the speedwalking works both ways.

Lemme know if you wanna share maps or notes or whatever and I'll do my best to help out on that end.

[TheEschaton]

I think I was more concerned with the towns first, yanno, as a basic utility.

My plan went:

towns (w/ labels for all major shops/inns/nodes, including insides of buildings/guilds) --> basic paths to other towns for interrealm traveling --> basic paths to hunting areas in each town --> fleshing out of hunting areas for use in hunting scripts --> fleshing out of all "superfluous" rooms for completeness sake --> festivals as they occur.

Unfortunately, I am in law school, and don't have time for this. Maybe this summer when I'm working a 9-5 job (and that means an 8 - 8 job in the legal world), I can do some automapping at night.

-TheE-

[Caels]

Well, Haven't done the labels yet, but I did get WL completely mapped out. Noticed a problem when using the map to walk though. Sometimes the game will spit out the next room so quickly zMud doesn't catch it and it hangs in place for a few seconds before it gives up on walking.

Also, check out zMud's forums for some traveling scripts. This guy put up a whole package of traveling scripts from town to town and put them on buttons so really you just gotta go to the start location, clikc the button you want, and off you go. I did have a problem using it to get from WL-Illistim and back, but I think it was more problems with zMud not catching rooms because they go by so quick. I will have to retrace the script later to make sure the path is right.

[Tea & Strumpets]

, but I then left for the Peace Corps.

-TheE-

You were in the Peace Corps?

[Daniel]

lol

[TheEschaton]

Don't know if that was sarcastic or not, but yes, I was.