Battlerage GUI and Tips

Zulah

myRage = tonumber(string.match(gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats[2],"%d+"))


Used that to make some clickable timers that light up when you have enough shin to use them.


Interested in what else people have come up with for rage

Naverre

I don't suppose you'd be willing to share some example scripts for those timer bars, pretty please?

Zulah

Naverre said:

I don't suppose you'd be willing to share some example scripts for those timer bars, pretty please?

Sure. It's all based off the antitimer used on the harmics timer Ive seen floating around forums. I was thinking of making a package people could use but it uses triggers/rage skill cost/skill cooldown which would be unique for each class.

Siduri

True, but it could be edited easily I think?

Zulah

Siduri said:

True, but it could be edited easily I think?

I think so. But not everyone edits things easily

I'll put something together when I'm not dying to undead here

Naverre

Zulah said:

Naverre said:

I don't suppose you'd be willing to share some example scripts for those timer bars, pretty please?

Sure. It's all based off the antitimer used on the harmics timer Ive seen floating around forums. I was thinking of making a package people could use but it uses triggers/rage skill cost/skill cooldown which would be unique for each class.

I just found it, I'll play around with it. Thanks!

Kyuso

Is each battlerage ability on its own separate cooldown or do you have a 'rageBalance'?

Tahquil

Separate cooldowns. You can in theory do all five at once!

Borran

Can you package it and share? I'd like something like this, too.

Yae

https://github.com/demonnic/animatedtimers

There will be an example alias with four different timer types.
You can grab one of those and attach it to a trigger which will fire a timer.
You just need to adjust the name, timer, color, and size if you want. 

Very easy to edit. 

  

Siduri

Yae said:

https://github.com/demonnic/animatedtimers

There will be an example alias with four different timer types.
You can grab one of those and attach it to a trigger which will fire a timer.
You just need to adjust the name, timer, color, and size if you want. 

Very easy to edit. 

  

Seems like it is, but I don't get what I should write as a 'constructor'?

Seifur

@Siduri Something like this:

{x = 0, y = 0, height = 20, width = 150}

Klendathu

Zulah said:

myRage = tonumber(string.match(gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats[2],"%d+"))

Interested in what else people have come up with for rage

I have a script which will parse the rage value out of the table, in case the order changes in the future (it did for Voice, was 3 and now 4 due to the addition of Rage).

myRage = function()
	local rage = 0
	for k, v in pairs(gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats) do
		if string.starts(v, "Rage") then
			rage = tonumber(string.match(v,"%d+"))
		end
	end
	return rage
end

It loops through the table until it finds the entry starting Rage, then pulls the value.

Siduri

I've tried this, but it apparently does not want to work:

demonnic.anitimer:new(thrash, {x=bRage_xPos+5, y=bRage_yPos+5, height=20, width=bRage_w-10}, 16, true)

Naverre

Siduri said:

I've tried this, but it apparently does not want to work:

demonnic.anitimer:new(thrash, {x=bRage_xPos+5, y=bRage_yPos+5, height=20, width=bRage_w-10}, 16, true)

thrash should be a string, here you have it as a variable. If thrash isn't initialized to something, it'll be a nil value. Put it in strings (and maybe call it something better, like "thrash_anitimer").

Siduri

Hrm, I want to make it so my labels turn a certain colour when they can be used. I want it transparent and -under- the timer. This does not work, though, any idea?

local rageReady=[[

border-width: 2px;

border-style: solid;

border-color: white;

border-radius: 12px;

background-color: "179,102,255,150";

]]

Rekhyr

background-color: rgba(179, 102, 255, 150);

Utianima

I'm slow.... Could someone help me create a anitimer window, and send rage info too it? Just need the window up (which I've failed at doing), and a working rage timer which I can duplicate for other cooldowns.

Willing to pay for your time in credits.

Klendathu

I'm working on an all class rage gui which I'll be giving away for free. If you want to contribute, PM me the trigger lines for your class and I'll add them in

Cynlael

Klendathu said:

Zulah said:

myRage = tonumber(string.match(gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats[2],"%d+"))

Interested in what else people have come up with for rage

I have a script which will parse the rage value out of the table, in case the order changes in the future (it did for Voice, was 3 and now 4 due to the addition of Rage).

myRage = function()
	local rage = 0
	for k, v in pairs(gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats) do
		if string.starts(v, "Rage") then
			rage = tonumber(string.match(v,"%d+"))
		end
	end
	return rage
end

It loops through the table until it finds the entry starting Rage, then pulls the value.

Just so you know... Can shorten this to

myRage = function()
      local rage = 0
      rage = tonumber(string.match(gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats[2], "Rage: (%d+)"))
      return rage
end

Klendathu

Cynlael said:

Klendathu said:

Zulah said:

myRage = tonumber(string.match(gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats[2],"%d+"))

Interested in what else people have come up with for rage

I have a script which will parse the rage value out of the table, in case the order changes in the future (it did for Voice, was 3 and now 4 due to the addition of Rage).

myRage = function()
	local rage = 0
	for k, v in pairs(gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats) do
		if string.starts(v, "Rage") then
			rage = tonumber(string.match(v,"%d+"))
		end
	end
	return rage
end

It loops through the table until it finds the entry starting Rage, then pulls the value.

Just so you know... Can shorten this to

myRage = function()
      local rage = 0
      rage = tonumber(string.match(gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats[2], "Rage: (%d+)"))
      return rage
end

This I did know, if anything is added earlier in the charstats table, your script will broken. An example of this is bards - voice balance was on 3, now on 4 due to addition of rage. Futureproofing4thawin

Zulah

Klendathu said:

Cynlael said:

Klendathu said:

Zulah said:

myRage = tonumber(string.match(gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats[2],"%d+"))

Interested in what else people have come up with for rage

I have a script which will parse the rage value out of the table, in case the order changes in the future (it did for Voice, was 3 and now 4 due to the addition of Rage).

myRage = function()
	local rage = 0
	for k, v in pairs(gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats) do
		if string.starts(v, "Rage") then
			rage = tonumber(string.match(v,"%d+"))
		end
	end
	return rage
end

It loops through the table until it finds the entry starting Rage, then pulls the value.

Just so you know... Can shorten this to

myRage = function()
      local rage = 0
      rage = tonumber(string.match(gmcp.Char.Vitals.charstats[2], "Rage: (%d+)"))
      return rage
end

This I did know, if anything is added earlier in the charstats table, your script will broken. An example of this is bards - voice balance was on 3, now on 4 due to addition of rage. Futureproofing4thawin

Same with shin. My shin tracker turned into a rage tracker automatically when they added rage in because of the shift.