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| − | Usage: remote <variable> <id>
| + | %at% <target> <command> |
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| − | Remoting a variable saves that variable to the player file for future access.
| + | Using %at% will perform the command in the room where target is found. |
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| − | This is used heavily for quests to limit a player to only performing it once.
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| − | Here is a quick example from zone 14. The variable must first be set and then
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| − | saved to the players file via remote, like:
| + | Example: {cRTSTAT 19{c0 |
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| − | * setting the variable to 1 means completed.
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| − | set solved_example_quest_zone_14 1
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| − | remote solved_example_quest_zone_14 %actor.id%
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| − | Then in future triggers it is checked if that variable already exists in the
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| − | player file. In this example, if it does the player is not allowed to continue.
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| − | <variable> should always be a unique name. I suggest always including zone #.
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| − | <id> can be any value or text you wish to use later.
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| − | Create a global variable belonging to a character or player whose id is
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| − | specified. The variable must first exist in the script that is running.
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| − | For more examples go through the trigedit hallway.
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| − | Examples: {cRTSTAT 1409-1411, 23612-23614{c0
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| − | See Also: [[RDELETE]] [[VDELETE]] [[TRIG-SET]] [[CONTEXT]]
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Latest revision as of 16:10, 13 July 2017
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%at% <target> <command>
Using %at% will perform the command in the room where target is found.
Example: {cRTSTAT 19{c0
{cRTSTAT 20{c0
