So I've recently moved from Nexus to Zmud. Having reached a point where I was wondering how the heck people perform combat so well. Yeah, scripts and the fact I'm using the Nexus client. ANYWAY.

I would like to request some guidance on scripts for class and that would help me. I am totally new to this. I don't know what's allowed or not.

If it helps any, I'm an embraced Sylvan. Trans in Elementalism, Fabled in Groves. Level 50. Currently having a lot of difficulty in combat.

I've been reading about this auto sipper script. Where can I find one for Zmud 7.21 as well as one that would grab Salves for curing affliction. Anything for grabbing herbs from the rift for that as well?

Any help is greatly appreciated. I'm willing to read guides and make my own. But I'm not exactly in a position to learn scripting. =/ Having college and daily life to contend with.

Thanks in advance for the help!

-Raden

Look about 3 topics down from here.

It seems to me the idea most people get when they think scripting is heavy-duty stuff. You can learn the basics in less than a week with less than a half-hour spending time on it.

Having trouble setting the targetting variable I picked up years ago in ZMUD.

m <target>

#set m $1

then

alias mob will be

cast firelash at $m

isnt working. It's taking it literally. And the help isn't working either. I need to make a variable that I can define and change.

Any suggestions?

is it @[var] or %[var]? I didn't think it was $[var]

#CLASS {Targetting}
#VAR target {}
#ALIAS tar {#VAR target {%1}}
#CLASS 0

#ALIAS lash {cast firelash at @target}

That explains it. I was using the Nexus version. >.< Whoops.

Can't get the variable to show. It's not working. I put it in exactly. Just doesn't fill the variable.

Save the above in a text file, then in zMud go Settings --> Import --> Ascii. It won't show the variable (I don't have it set to do that) but it will set it.

It won't echo on the screen that it changes the variable like in Nexus, but it does.

Nexus doesn't. Ingame targets do. Which you can use in either client.

Also, change the alias to this and it will echo it:

#ALIAS tar {#VAR target {%1};#SAY Target: %1}

I just make an alias called t.

Then send 'target=%1;#ECHO target is now @target'


plain. simple.