LUA Question

Yazuki

Quick question... well I hope it is quick.
Is there a script that I may add to Mudlet that will make me automatically leave my home if some one were to start a prism? And only work if I were in my home?
I know you will all say pay attention, but I was alt tabbed responding to an e-mail from my boss and some one tried to prism in on me. (poor timing on me) I was lucky to catch it in time... but yeah, would hate to miss something like that 

I don't have a good grasp on making my own scripts so I am asking here

I know there would need to be a do for and an if statement but I don't know how to script. Any help would be loved much

Achimrst

You can upgrade your home to have no prism in a room. HELP HOUSING UPGRADE for 40 room credits.

Yazuki

Achimrst said:

You can upgrade your home to have no prism in a room. HELP HOUSING UPGRADE for 40 room credits.

right... If I only had the money for 40 room credits

Mishgul

Daeir said:

Shove this in a trigger with the prism line in it:

If gmcp.Room.Info.name == "A boring room. Please change this." then

for k, v in pairs(gmcp.Room.Info.exits) do
send(k, false)
return
end
end

You'll need GMCP enabled, and this will move you to the first exit available, which might be random per entry - not entirely sure.

I think i ftfy but i am on my phone in a rocket to the moon atm and cant check

Tharvis

should be a GMCP indication if you're in a subdivision house, no? If you named the house?

Keneanung

I am not aware of GMCP indication of houses. Subdivision/wilderness yes, but not houses.

Trevize

This is potentially dangerous for a few reasons. Not least that a prism is broken when you're not in the room when it completes. Moving alone doesn't break it. So if two people prism to you and you move once, then move back before the first completes/fails, it'll go through.

Ahmet

Trevize said:

This is potentially dangerous for a few reasons. Not least that a prism is broken when you're not in the room when it completes. Moving alone doesn't break it. So if two people prism to you and you move once, then move back before the first completes/fails, it'll go through.

Or if a room has e/w exits, that will just move you out/back in :S

Austere

Ahmet said:

Trevize said:

This is potentially dangerous for a few reasons. Not least that a prism is broken when you're not in the room when it completes. Moving alone doesn't break it. So if two people prism to you and you move once, then move back before the first completes/fails, it'll go through.

Or if a room has e/w exits, that will just move you out/back in :S

Actually, the return prevents this issue by only using the first exit. 

Trevize

Austere said:

Ahmet said:

Trevize said:

This is potentially dangerous for a few reasons. Not least that a prism is broken when you're not in the room when it completes. Moving alone doesn't break it. So if two people prism to you and you move once, then move back before the first completes/fails, it'll go through.

Or if a room has e/w exits, that will just move you out/back in :S

Actually, the return prevents this issue by only using the first exit. 

I think he means a room where you go west, and the only exit is back east?

Ahmet

Austere said:

Ahmet said:

Trevize said:

This is potentially dangerous for a few reasons. Not least that a prism is broken when you're not in the room when it completes. Moving alone doesn't break it. So if two people prism to you and you move once, then move back before the first completes/fails, it'll go through.

Or if a room has e/w exits, that will just move you out/back in :S

Actually, the return prevents this issue by only using the first exit. 

Derp, missed the return.

Vadimuses

Your first picked exit might also be a locked door, so you won't actually get to move.

Antonius

If it's your own house, I'd assume that you can unlock all doors, and there's an in-game config to automatically open (including unlocking) doors that are in the way when you try to move.