Heyas,

After about a 4 year hiatus, I find myself back in the lands of Thera. I've been messing around with some characters and decided I want to get serious.

Unfortunately, my old stat rollers don't seem to work. I know that people who are clever can whip up their own using the zmud triggers, but I am apparently not that clever.

I understand the single port restrictions and all the other polite ways to use a stat roller, I just cannot for the life of me begin to grok how I would set one up for CF.

If anyone could offer me some advice, or steer me in the right direction for information on how to set this, I would appreciate it.

Thanks!

#ACTION {(%d)str (%d)int (%d)wis (%d)dex (%d)con (%d)chr} {#MATH total (%1+%2+%3+%4+%5+%6);#IF (@total>XXX) {yes} {no}}

...where XXX would be your desired attribute, remove (%d)chr and %6 if you don't care about charisma.

I don't know how many people use Gmud, but it's a free client given to me by a fellow player.
I've never used an auto-roller before, and seeing a triggers option on Gmud opened my mind to that possibility.
Soo... my question is does anyone have an auto-roller for Gmud?

Splntrd

Do a Goggle search for "GreyWolf stat roller" or "Carrion Fields Stat Roller" or Stat Roller. But GreyWolf is the one you really want for it is made for carrion fields. This is a link to get it.............
http://www.downlinx.com/proghtml/212/21238.htm

Attachment #1, (downlinx file)

Carrion Fields has no official stat roller. You're free to download whatever product people offer, but please check it for viruses, and know that you use it at your own risk. Particularly, I advise changing your password after using a stat roller- you often cannot tell if it was stored or sent elsewhere.

valguarnera@carrionfields.com

To read help affinity if you're going to roll an invoker.

On that comment, perhaps if an invoker hasn't set an affinities, they might want to get a reminder every level or such until they have? Random newbie friendliness and all.

Try here:

http://members.cox.net/jking999/

Two different ones.. one for microsoft excel, the other you extract and run the setup file.


Life is like a game of chess!

Back in ....I think it was '97, one of the FTA clan emailed Zugg himself for help on creating a single trigger to roll for stats, and got a response. He actually replied with a good base for a trigger, and since then we have tweaked it a bit so that it works better.



Trigger pattern:
(*)str (*)int (*)wis (*)dex (*)con

Value:
#math curr {%1 + %2 + %3 + %4 + %5}
#if (@cmax<@curr) {cmax=@curr}
#if (@curr<91) {n @curr @cmax}
#if (@curr>=91) {#say @curr}


Then, what you do, is you add up all of the stats that you desire, into one number and replace the "91" with whatever number you are rolling for. And make sure you replace it in both places.




"Death awaits ya all, wit nasteh big pointeh teeth!"

nt

I am also interested in getting one of the zmud rollers.

Cut paste the following, into a newly created trigger.

PATTERN:
(%d)str (%d)int (%d)wis (%d)dex (%d)con

Action:
#IF (%1>20 & %2>14 & %3>16 & %4>15 & %5>21) {y} {N}

Explenation:
%1 = str, %2 = int, %3 = wis, %4 = dex %5 = con

Set the value for each % , 1 less that your aiming for, this enables you to accept that your willing to have lower wis/int(or any other stat) on a character as long as your other stats are allready maxed. Running stat rollers on total numbers is fine, but if you want to be more precise, I prefer this 1 liner. Simple fast and easy to understand & edit... no messy maths that needs to be worked out in your head



PS:

If you want to add in a charisma roll, add another (%d)cha on the pattern , then add a: & %6>15 , inside the round brackets.

This has me a bit confused. In the Trigger for zMUD, I put in:

(%d)str (%d)int (%d)wis (%d)dex (%d)con

And in the VALUE area below (there is no "action" area at all), I put:

#IF (%1>20 & %2>14 & %3>16 & %4>15 & %5>21) {y} {N}

Now, you say to set the value for "each %" .. but that doesn't make sense to me. Do you mean I put the stat I want (minus one) in place of EACH % in the script? That is what you are saying in your post.

I've tried it once, but it stops running after one or two stat rolls, on one that is well below the stats I set to aim for. You need to post an example.

Perhaps using the stats I am trying to aquire, minus one for each;

Str: 18 Int: 15 Wis: 15 Dex: 18 Con: 20

What would the script look like in order to work properly?

Thanks.