RoAClient Group Breakdown - Revision history

Waite: change category

2009-04-13T14:43:55Z

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Waite at 18:16, 31 October 2006

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Waite at 18:15, 31 October 2006

2006-10-31T18:15:49Z

Laventish: Added category (scripting)

2006-10-15T12:36:47Z

Added category (scripting)

Waite at 13:27, 2 October 2006

2006-10-02T13:27:53Z

Waite: /* Description */

2006-10-02T00:46:05Z

Description

Waite: /* names */

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names

Waite: /* names */

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Waite: /* names */

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−	[[Category:Scripting]]	+	[[Category:RoAClient Scripting]]

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 RoAClient behaves strangely with regards to when it updates the values of variables.  This is the primary reason why my system is so complicated.  Once you've loaded/copied all of my code, you'll need to type "break1", "break2", then "names" to perform a group breakdown.  If you're sure that the group composition hasn't changed since your last breakdown you can get away with just typing "names".  Once you get the whole framework set up it's pretty easy to write aliases to print out different groups of characters.  Instead of printing out the whole group like I do, you could make an alias to print out just the brutes, or just the psi/mnd.
-== Downloadable Files ===
+== Downloadable Files ==
 As promised, here's the files that contain all the triggers and aliases necessary to do a group breakdown in RoAClient.  To download them, click on the links below, ignore the warning about malicious code, and right-click/download the linked file.

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 RoAClient behaves strangely with regards to when it updates the values of variables.  This is the primary reason why my system is so complicated.  Once you've loaded/copied all of my code, you'll need to type "break1", "break2", then "names" to perform a group breakdown.  If you're sure that the group composition hasn't changed since your last breakdown you can get away with just typing "names".  Once you get the whole framework set up it's pretty easy to write aliases to print out different groups of characters.  Instead of printing out the whole group like I do, you could make an alias to print out just the brutes, or just the psi/mnd.
 == Actual Code ==
 '''If you're trying to copy/paste this code into the client manually, remember that each alias and trigger needs to end with an empty line or it will not function properly.'''

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 ==== break2 ====
-After you've typed break1 variables like $rogcount, $magnames, etc have been populated with meaningful data.  This information is used by break2 to create four lines of text: $brutestring, $firepowerstring, $healerstring, and $hitterstring.  Each of these lines contain information about who the brutes/firepower/healers/hitters in your group are.
+After you've typed break1 variables like $rogcount, $magnames, etc have been populated with meaningful data.  This information is used by break2 to create four lines of text: $brutestr, $firepowerstr, $healerstr, and $hitterstr.  Each of these lines contain information about who the brutes/firepower/healers/hitters in your group are.
   $if(@bzkcount > 0)
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 ==== <class>string ====
-These aliases exist because of RoAClient's semi-retarded behavior.   They append the names of each member of a specific class ($warnames) to the line of text that corresponds to the group to which that class belongs ($brutestring).  You need an alias like this for each class, but I'm only going to show examples for a few of them.
+These aliases exist because of RoAClient's semi-retarded behavior.   They append the names of each member of a specific class ($warnames) to the line of text that corresponds to the group to which that class belongs ($brutestr).  You need an alias like this for each class, but I'm only going to show examples for a few of them.
 arcstring:
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   $var fusnames "@fusnames %1"
+  }
 And that's it!  Feel free to pester me if you can't get it working.
 [[User:Waite|Waite]] 16:34, 1 Oct 2006 (CDT)

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 ==== names ====
-Here's the alias that prints it all out.
+Here's the alias that prints it all out.  It also turns off the "breakdown" group of triggers.
   gt |c|@brutecount Brute(s)

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+  }
   gt I'm too lazy to customize Waite's trigger, so mine looks the same as his!
-$groupoff breakdown
+ $groupoff breakdown
 === Triggers ===