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Semla

Aug 18 2009, 05:32 PM

Ok I am having major difficulties with alot of scripts I have tried to make or get to work after importing them. Even ones others hgave already made.

I was wondering if there was maybe some who has the time and is patient enough t try and teach me how to code for nexus. I understand the bae minimum.. just not how to get it to do things without being wasteful or without spamming it..
the folloing script is meant for like if I ever decide t partake in a raid defense. It spams the trying to enemy the people multiple times. Aropund 2 or three. not a major issue but it could be for anything i may need to fix.. or add in the future

CODE

<reflexbundle modified="2009-08-16 02:56:48 PDT" author="Semla">
  <group name="enemy thing">
    <trig name="(Party): {w} says, "GROUP 1 ENEMIES: {w:enemy1} {w:enemy2} {w:enemy3} {w:enemy4} {w:enemy5} {w:enemy6} {w:enemy7} {w:enemy8} {w:enemy9} {w:enemy10}."">enemy $enemy1
enemy $enemy2
enemy $enemy3
enemy $enemy4
enemy $enemy5
enemy $enemy6
enemy $enemy8
enemy $enemy9
enemy $enemy10
#set sthtarget1 $enemy1
#set sthtarget2 $enemy2
#set sthtarget3 $enemy3
#echo stormhammer targets set to $enemy1, $enemy2 and $enemy3
</trig>

    <trig name="(Party): {w} says, "GROUP 1 ENEMIES: {w:enemy1} {w:enemy2} {w:enemy3} {w:enemy4} {w:enemy5} {w:enemy6} {w:enemy7} {w:enemy8} {w:enemy9}."">enemy $enemy1
enemy $enemy2
enemy $enemy3
enemy $enemy4
enemy $enemy5
enemy $enemy6
enemy $enemy8
enemy $enemy9
#set sthtarget1 $enemy1
#set sthtarget2 $enemy2
#set sthtarget3 $enemy3
#echo stormhammer targets set to $enemy1, $enemy2 and $enemy3
</trig>
    <trig name="(Party): {w} says, "GROUP 1 ENEMIES: {w:enemy1} {w:enemy2} {w:enemy3} {w:enemy4} {w:enemy5} {w:enemy6} {w:enemy7} {w:enemy8}."">enemy $enemy1
enemy $enemy2
enemy $enemy3
enemy $enemy4
enemy $enemy5
enemy $enemy6
enemy $enemy8
#set sthtarget1 $enemy1
#set sthtarget2 $enemy2
#set sthtarget3 $enemy3
#echo stormhammer targets set to $enemy1, $enemy2 and $enemy3
</trig>
    <trig name="(Party): {w} says, "GROUP 1 ENEMIES: {w:enemy1} {w:enemy2} {w:enemy3} {w:enemy4} {w:enemy5} {w:enemy6} {w:enemy7}."">enemy $enemy1
enemy $enemy2
enemy $enemy3
enemy $enemy4
enemy $enemy5
enemy $enemy6
enemy $enemy7
#set sthtarget1 $enemy1
#set sthtarget2 $enemy2
#set sthtarget3 $enemy3
#echo stormhammer targets set to $enemy1, $enemy2 and $enemy3
</trig>
    <trig name="(Party): {w} says, "GROUP 1 ENEMIES: {w:enemy1} {w:enemy2} {w:enemy3} {w:enemy4} {w:enemy5} {w:enemy6}."">enemy $enemy1
enemy $enemy2
enemy $enemy3
enemy $enemy4
enemy $enemy5
enemy $enemy6
#set sthtarget1 $enemy1
#set sthtarget2 $enemy2
#set sthtarget3 $enemy3
#echo stormhammer targets set to $enemy1, $enemy2 and $enemy3
</trig>
    <trig name="(Party): {w} says, "GROUP 1 ENEMIES: {w:enemy1} {w:enemy2} {w:enemy3} {w:enemy4} {w:enemy5}."">enemy $enemy1
enemy $enemy2
enemy $enemy3
enemy $enemy4
enemy $enemy5</trig>
#set sthtarget1 $enemy1
#set sthtarget2 $enemy2
#set sthtarget3 $enemy3
#echo stormhammer targets set to $enemy1, $enemy2 and $enemy3
<trig name="(Party): {w} says, "GROUP 1 ENEMIES: {w:enemy1} {w:enemy2} {w:enemy3} {w:enemy4}."">enemy $enemy1
enemy $enemy2
enemy $enemy3
enemy $enemy4</trig>
#set sthtarget1 $enemy1
#set sthtarget2 $enemy2
#set sthtarget3 $enemy3
#echo stormhammer targets set to $enemy1, $enemy2 and $enemy3
<trig name="(Party): {w} says, "GROUP 1 ENEMIES: {w:enemy1} {w:enemy2} {w:enemy3}."">enemy $enemy1
enemy $enemy2
enemy $enemy3
#set sthtarget1 $enemy1
#set sthtarget2 $enemy2
#set sthtarget3 $enemy3
#echo stormhammer targets set to $enemy1, $enemy2 and $enemy3
</trig>
    <trig name="(Party): {w} says, "GROUP 1 ENEMIES: {w:enemy1} {w:enemy2}."">enemy $enemy1
enemy $enemy2
#set sthtarget1 $enemy1
#set sthtarget2 $enemy2
#echo stormhammer targets set to $enemy1 and $enemy2
</trig>
    <trig name="(Party): {w} says, "GROUP 1 ENEMIES: {w:enemy1}."">enemy $enemy1
#set sthtarget1 $enemy1
#echo stormhammer target set to $enemy1
</trig>
    <var name="sthtarget1">blah</var>
    <var name="sthtarget2">blah2</var>
    <var name="sthtarget3">blah3</var>
    <alias name="sth"> CAST STORMHAMMER AT $sthtarget1 and $sthtarget2 and $sthtarget3</alias>
</group>
  </reflexbundle>

Bannin

Aug 18 2009, 06:21 PM

wrong forum jesus christ everyone sucks

Kateb

Aug 18 2009, 07:59 PM

QUOTE (Bannin @ Aug 18 2009, 06:21 PM)

wrong forum jesus christ everyone sucks

Dude, seriously. Shut the - up, you need to get a -ing life or something. I understand it's in the wrong forum, but if they actually -ing cared they would -ing move it. So get the - out of here and go rot in a sewer somewhere.

@semla: Sorry, but I actually don't know enough about nexus to help you with this. Bannin just pissed me off

Boz

Aug 18 2009, 11:14 PM

I'm not sure (I can't read that so well, still newish to Nexus myself), but do you have {>} at the end of every trigger? That makes the trigger end right there...should be {<}Triggerlinehere{>}, otherwise if I say 11 names it will do the 9 enemy one, the 10 enemy one, and the 11 enemy one.

Azu

Aug 19 2009, 12:17 AM

Don't waste your time with Nexus, if you're starting fresh you might as well pick a better client to learn how to script with and learn with.

Also Nexus is just going to eat all of your hard worked on scripts anyways, so it's pointless to try to use it anyways.

Boz

Aug 19 2009, 12:21 AM

QUOTE (Azu @ Aug 18 2009, 08:17 PM)

Nexus has never eaten my script, and I always archive. And Nexus isn't quite as powerful as some others, but it IS simpler. Plus for people like me, there really isn't another choice.

Jonathin

Aug 19 2009, 12:30 AM

If you want to get into anything ever, get a more powerful client. zMud being the most user-friendly, MUSH being not-user-friendly but faster than hell, or Mudlet which I haven't really used, but it is fast.

Semla

Aug 19 2009, 08:23 AM

ok on the main computer i ghave access to I can not get any otherclient other then the flash to run.. I have zmud on a flash but fer some reason the computer does not recognize it.. It does on any other computer ive used it in. But thanks boz you may be right with the end marks ill give that a try in a bit.

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