Quick and easy stun check

[GoatFoot]

Code fragement

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sub Fragment
   .
   .
   :Stunned
   /if $char(state)==STUN {
      /delay 1  | set delay to whatever works for you.
      /goto :Stunned
   }
/return

[SingleServing]

Code fragement

Code: Select all

sub Fragment
   .
   .
   :Stunned
   /if $char(state)==STUN {
      /delay 1  | set delay to whatever works for you.
      /goto :Stunned
   }
/return

It would most likely be more effective to make this an event

#event Stun "You have been stunned."

Sub Event_Stun

/if "$char(state)"=="STUN" {
/delay 1 | set delay to whatever works for you.
/goto :Stunned
}

/return

[ap50]

No, it would be better with a STUN flag, as he's requesting, because there are a number of STUNs that don't appear as "You have been stunned" mainly spells.. eg, HP of Ssra's stun proc tells you "You are halted by the stunning sermon of Ssraeshza."

[SingleServing]

Ok good point



You can still make an event for "you have been stunned by the snake spell you n00b"

Not sure if you can be stunned without getting a message ? If you can then forget it but you could jsust make events for the different possible stun texts

"Stunned'
"Encased in stone"
"snake spell n00b"

etc etc

[YKW-28983]

My guess is that he is all set with what he had made... may I ask why you always reply to a code with your verry own code? they ask for help on their code not for you to whip out yours.

[GoatFoot]

It would most likely be more effective to make this an event

#event Stun "You have been stunned."

I tried this first, and therefore assumed that others had also.
I found the "/if $char(state)" test to be both more effective and make for a faster running script in those instances where being stunned might be an interesting thing to know.

[SingleServing]

My guess is that he is all set with what he had made... may I ask why you always reply to a code with your verry own code? they ask for help on their code not for you to whip out yours.

I'm trying to be helpful, I was giving him a possible new perspective on something to try. I appriciate when people suggest different ways to do something in code and its a very good way to learn. Seeing as your post was merely a flame and added no information I ask you to keep to the topic.

Thanks

[YKW-28983]

My guess is that he is all set with what he had made... may I ask why you always reply to a code with your verry own code? they ask for help on their code not for you to whip out yours.

I'm trying to be helpful, I was giving him a possible new perspective on something to try. I appriciate when people suggest different ways to do something in code and its a very good way to learn. Seeing as your post was merely a flame and added no information I ask you to keep to the topic.

Thanks

Don't even start with keeping stuff to the topic.. you spam all over this boards with useless comments that have nothing to do with topics.

[tuxracer]

YKW-28983, if you wish to remain welcome on these forums I *highly* suggest that you reconsider your additude towards the people here.

[tuxracer]

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