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'''TEXT_EDITOR TEXTEDITOR WORDWRAP WORD_WRAP FORMATTING WRITE'''
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'''TRIGEDIT-ROOM-CAST'''
 
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The text editor is what you use to write room/mob/obj/extra descriptions,
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Activated if a spell is cast in the room.
  
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mudmails, and even boards. It allows you more commands than the typical entry.
 
  
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To learn the commands while using the text editor, type /h. It will tell you
 
  
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what all the / commands do. Always use /fi to format, indent, and word wrap.
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Numeric Arg : percent chance this trigger will be activated.  
  
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It looks much better to see writing that is formatted than one that runs all
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Argument    : not used.
  
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over the place wrapping around etc. Just simply type /fi on a new line and hit
 
  
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enter. Before you save type /l to list the buffer and see for yourself how it
 
  
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looks. Fix as needed.
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Used with return 0 will cause the spell not to be cast.
  
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When entering the text editor for the first time make sure to use /c to clear
 
  
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the current contents. Indent and format all descriptions by typing /fi (format
 
  
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with indent) in the text editor.  This includes all forms of OLC, mudmails,
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Variables:
  
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boards, and anywhere else you use the text editor. This will indent the line
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%actor%    - the caster of the spell
  
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by 3 spaces and wrap your text at less than 80 characters so telnet users can
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%spell%    - the number of the spell
  
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read it.
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%spellname% - the name of the spell
  
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%vict%      - the target (mob/player) of the spell, if any.
  
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Editor command formats: /<letter>
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%obj%      - the target (object) of the spell, if any.
  
  
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{c0/a        -  aborts editor
 
  
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{c0/c        -  clears buffer
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Example: {cRTSTAT 57{c0
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{c0/d#        -  deletes a line #
 
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{c0/e# <text> -  changes the line at # with <text>
 
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{c0/f        -  formats text.
 
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{c0/fi        -  indented formatting of text (highly recommended for all desc's)
 
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{c0/h        -  list text editor commands
 
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{c0/i# <text> -  inserts <text> before line #
 
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{c0/l        -  lists buffer
 
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{c0/n        -  lists buffer with line numbers
 
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{c0/r 'a' 'b' -  replace 1st occurance of text <a> in buffer with text
 
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{c0/ra 'a' 'b'-  replace all occurances of text <a> within buffer with text
 
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usage: /ra 'pattern' 'replacement'
 
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{c0/s        -  saves text
 
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NOTE: /f and /fi in trigedit will autoindent your trigger.
 
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Commands such as /r, /n, /e#, /i#, /d# are invaluable and will make your job
 
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much easier. For example lets say you mistype "the" with "teh" in a 10 line
 
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description. Instead of /c (clearing) the text you can /r 'teh' 'the' or if it
 
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was on line 5 you can type /e5 <line with teh spelled correctly> or /d5. Learn
 
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all these options.
 

Latest revision as of 11:47, 14 July 2017

TRIGEDIT-ROOM-CAST

Activated if a spell is cast in the room.


Numeric Arg : percent chance this trigger will be activated.

Argument  : not used.


Used with return 0 will cause the spell not to be cast.


Variables:

%actor% - the caster of the spell

%spell% - the number of the spell

%spellname% - the name of the spell

%vict% - the target (mob/player) of the spell, if any.

%obj% - the target (object) of the spell, if any.


Example: {cRTSTAT 57{c0

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