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Winterbay: Fix formatting

2012-09-29T15:04:31Z

Fix formatting

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	Example of an unconditional trigger to abort adventuring when a hunter brain has been found that you can eat:		Example of an unconditional trigger to abort adventuring when a hunter brain has been found that you can eat:
	:<pre>trigger unconditional, , ashq if(item_amount($item[hunter brain]) > 0 && my_fullness() < fullness_limit()) {abort();}		:<pre>trigger unconditional, , ashq if(item_amount($item[hunter brain]) > 0 && my_fullness() < fullness_limit()) {abort();}</pre>

Winterbay: Add example of unconditional trigger to make the extra comma more obvious

2012-09-29T15:04:03Z

Add example of unconditional trigger to make the extra comma more obvious

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	* Parameters for adding a trigger are: [type,] effect [, action]		* Parameters for adding a trigger are: [type,] effect [, action]
	** Possible types are gain_effect, lose_effect, unconditional		** Possible types are gain_effect, lose_effect, unconditional
	** For an unconditional trigger, the effect is ignored and may be left blank, but you still need commas around that place-holder.		** For an unconditional trigger, the effect is ignored and may be left blank, but you still need commas around that place-holder, see below.
	** action is CLI command to be executed when that condition is fulfilled		** action is CLI command to be executed when that condition is fulfilled

	For example, you can tell your mood to auto-olfact Goth Giants whenever you lose the effect "On the Trail", like this:		For example, you can tell your mood to auto-olfact Goth Giants whenever you lose the effect "On the Trail", like this:
	:<pre>trigger lose_effect, On the Trail, olfact monster Goth Giant</pre>		:<pre>trigger lose_effect, On the Trail, olfact monster Goth Giant</pre>

			Example of an unconditional trigger to abort adventuring when a hunter brain has been found that you can eat:
			:<pre>trigger unconditional, , ashq if(item_amount($item[hunter brain]) > 0 && my_fullness() < fullness_limit()) {abort();}

Bale: Changed in r10025

2011-11-27T22:16:35Z

Changed in r10025

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			There can be no other command following trigger on a line. This is so that you can use a semi-colon to enable a multiple actions with a trigger like this:
			:<pre>trigger lose_effect, Form of...Bird!, gong bird;use 5 yummy death watch beetle</pre>

	[[Category:CLI Commands]]		[[Category:CLI Commands]]

Bale: this is tricky enough to use that I made a page for it

2010-06-23T20:03:49Z

this is tricky enough to use that I made a page for it

New page

{{DISPLAYTITLE:trigger (CLI)}}
This is a CLI command to add triggers to your mood, or remove all triggers.

* '''trigger clear''' will remove all triggers from your mood
* '''trigger autofill''' will add triggers for all your buffing skills. This could be troublesome if you have Flavour of Magic since it will add triggers for all 5 elemental types.
* Parameters for adding a trigger are: [type,] effect [, action]
** Possible types are gain_effect, lose_effect, unconditional
** For an unconditional trigger, the effect is ignored and may be left blank, but you still need commas around that place-holder.
** action is CLI command to be executed when that condition is fulfilled

For example, you can tell your mood to auto-olfact Goth Giants whenever you lose the effect "On the Trail", like this:
:<pre>trigger lose_effect, On the Trail, olfact monster Goth Giant</pre>

[[Category:CLI Commands]]