Full Version: Healing Queue On Zmud
I see tutorial on making system but what is easiest on making heal queue? And fast okay? I saw my friend show me her friend has lots of table of affliction one side cure other side look easy. Then others in tutorial I see If If which look complicated. What's for easy edit? The table things look easy but I don't know how? Can someone give me steps on how is this? On how script this is.
Your best bet is to start small.
Make small scripts and learn your way around the different functions of ZMud.
Make small scripts and learn your way around the different functions of ZMud.
Easiest way is to make it as you go.
Not only do you need a list of healing, but you also need to know what to heal first. Also have lots of things that can get in the way, like verifying that a heal happened and likelihood illusion happened.
I recommend tracking down ACP and looking from there if you wish to learn how to do it. Not sure how up-to-date ACP is now-a-days, yet it has all the parts of learning to code in zMUD (for Achaea especially).
Wish you luck!
Not only do you need a list of healing, but you also need to know what to heal first. Also have lots of things that can get in the way, like verifying that a heal happened and likelihood illusion happened.
I recommend tracking down ACP and looking from there if you wish to learn how to do it. Not sure how up-to-date ACP is now-a-days, yet it has all the parts of learning to code in zMUD (for Achaea especially).
Wish you luck!
QUOTE (Diethema @ Aug 22 2009, 08:24 AM) 
I see tutorial on making system but what is easiest on making heal queue? And fast okay? I saw my friend show me her friend has lots of table of affliction one side cure other side look easy. Then others in tutorial I see If If which look complicated. What's for easy edit? The table things look easy but I don't know how? Can someone give me steps on how is this? On how script this is.
Setting up a table of afflictions and cures is very easy. But it won't cure for you with just that. You need some relatively complex script to handle curing.
QUOTE (Trevize @ Aug 24 2009, 02:15 AM)
QUOTE (Diethema @ Aug 22 2009, 08:24 AM)
I see tutorial on making system but what is easiest on making heal queue? And fast okay? I saw my friend show me her friend has lots of table of affliction one side cure other side look easy. Then others in tutorial I see If If which look complicated. What's for easy edit? The table things look easy but I don't know how? Can someone give me steps on how is this? On how script this is.
Setting up a table of afflictions and cures is very easy. But it won't cure for you with just that. You need some relatively complex script to handle curing.
Thanks so I think I am stuck with those IF things. I look at ACP and Acropolis and my brain melt. Okay! Trying!
QUOTE (Jonathin @ Aug 23 2009, 01:15 AM)
If statements ARE one step proofs.
^If you've taken geometry you'll understand.
IF Jonathin is an occultist, THEN he has occultism.
#if (@jonathin)="occultist" [[[this is where the THEN would be, but you leave it out]]] {#echo he has occultism}
For something that has to be a wildcard (such as %w or .*), you'd just do
Pattern: %w is an occultist.
Script: #if (@1="jonathin") {#echo he has occultism}
Or for instance, you have a single variable for an ally.
Alias: addally
Script: #va ally %1
Trigger: %w [[[for a one word capture]]]
Script: #if %1=@ally {#cw (foreground,background)}
^If you've taken geometry you'll understand.
IF Jonathin is an occultist, THEN he has occultism.
#if (@jonathin)="occultist" [[[this is where the THEN would be, but you leave it out]]] {#echo he has occultism}
For something that has to be a wildcard (such as %w or .*), you'd just do
Pattern: %w is an occultist.
Script: #if (@1="jonathin") {#echo he has occultism}
Or for instance, you have a single variable for an ally.
Alias: addally
Script: #va ally %1
Trigger: %w [[[for a one word capture]]]
Script: #if %1=@ally {#cw (foreground,background)}
Taken from the other thread.
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