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Meoilaxenz | Fri 13-May-05 01:53 AM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#792, "I can't get this trigger roller to work... Any help ple..."
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This was the original 1 trigger script I went used.
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}
I Modified it to look like this but it doesn't help... What is wrong? I want to be able to roll for Charisma too. Any help is much appreciated
Pattern: (*)str (*)int (*)wis (*)dex (*)con (*)chr Accept these stats?
Value:
#math curr {%1 + %2 + %3 + %4 + %5 + %6} #if (@cmax<@curr) {cmax=@curr} #if (@curr<116) {n @curr @cmax} #if (@curr>=116) {#say @curr}
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Aarn | Fri 13-May-05 07:45 PM |
Member since 04th Feb 2005
566 posts
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#795, "Roller"
In response to Reply #0
Edited on Fri 13-May-05 07:45 PM
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Here's a very simple roller for Zmud that I use. It's got no bells and whistles, it just works. Just change the 93 there to whatever value you want to see on your total rolls at a minimum, and away you go. Oh, and make sure under the options for that trigger, you make it fire on "prompt" and NOT on "new line". Should be much easier to modify this to accomodate charisma.
Pattern: ^&{str}str &{int}int &{wis}wis &{dex}dex &{con}con &{chr}chr Accept these stats~? ~
Value: #IF ((@str+@int+@wis+@dex+@con)<93) {n}
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Larcat | Fri 13-May-05 10:31 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
495 posts
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#796, "Wow, thanks for being helpful Aarn! :) nt"
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nt "New payment options w/ Iron Realms"
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Larcat | Fri 13-May-05 08:41 AM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#794, "www.yacfr.org"
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nt "New payment options w/ Iron Realms"
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DurNominator | Fri 13-May-05 03:33 AM |
Member since 08th Nov 2004
2018 posts
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#793, "My best guess is that the pattern is wrong."
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Try using pattern:
*str *int *wis *dex *con *chr
If the trigger fired as it should have, then this isn't the problem, but if it didn't, the pattern is likely to be the problem.
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