Re: For all you Zmud wizards out there.:

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Posted by [_SnArF_] on January 30, 2000 at 11:31:33:

In Reply to: For all you Zmud wizards out there. posted by Saagkri on January 30, 2000 at 08:40:23:

> A couple of questions...

> 1. How do you specify class name of a trigger only using the command line.
#trigger {} {} {}
#trigger {(%w) has arrived.} {slay %1} {Mass Murder}

> 2. Is there any way to have the prompt button in trigger options set as default so it is always checked when you make a new trigger?
Not that I'm aware of... though there might be one...

> 3. Is there anyway to change prompt/newline options for a whole class without having to do each trigger individualy?
Again, I don't know... but there's a way to do it when you put the trigger in the command line... As of right now, I have no idea the correct numbers to do it, so I just export the triggers to get the numbers (Settings->Export, select triggers, ta-da)..

#TRIGGER {Prompt} {this is a prompt} {Some Class} 579
#TRIGGER {New Line} {this is a new line} {Some Class} 519
#TRIGGER {Prompt/New Line} {this is both} {Some Class} 583

So.. in essence...
#trigger {~<(%d)~%hp (%d)~%m (%d)~%mv>} {#sub {@exp ~<%1~%hp %2~%m %3~%mv>}} {PromptSub} 579
will make this trigger a prompted trigger. Yes, I could have used a easier example, but I couldn't think of any prompted triggers offhand...

> Any help is appreciated,
> Saagkri

--SnArF is tired and ready for the SuperBowl commercials.

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