Zmud Auto Rescue

This is the Auto rescue set of triggers from the amezyarak site, added as the site is now defunct.

Syntax: addrescue <charname>, adds character to the rescue list.
Syntax: dontrescue <charname>, remove a character from the rescue list.
Syntax: clearrescue, clears the rescue list.

A right click menu also lets you right click on a char name and it will either add or remove depending on what you select.

Code

Copy this section and paste it into a *.txt file. Then, in zMUD, go to "Settings -> File -> Import Text" and select the file you saved to:

#CLASS {autorescue}
#ALIAS autorescue {#ec autorescue - %1
#var groupie %additem(%lower(%1),@groupie)
#ec
#ec ---  CHARACTERS IN THE RESCUE LIST  ---
#ec
#fo @groupie {#ec %i}}
#ALIAS dontrescue {#ec don't rescue - %1
#var groupie %delitem(%lower(%1),@groupie)
#ec
#ec ---  CHARACTERS IN THE RESCUE LIST  ---
#ec
#fo @groupie {#ec %i}}
#ALIAS clearrescue {#ye {clear the rescue list?} {yes:groupie="";#ec rescue buffer - cleared} {no:}}
#ALIAS showrescue {#ec
#ec ---  CHARACTERS IN THE RESCUE LIST  ---
#ec
#fo @groupie {#ec %i}}
#VAR groupie {}
#MENU {rescue} {autorescue %selword} ""
#MENU {don't rescue} {dontrescue %selword} ""
#MENU {show rescue} {showrescue} ""
#MENU {clear rescue} {clearrescue} ""
#CLASS 0
#CLASS {autorescue|rescue}
#TRIGGER {(%*) attack[s ]strike[s ](%w)} {#if %ismember( %lower( %2), @groupie) {rescue %2;#t- rescue}}
#TRIGGER {(%*) attacks haven't hurt (%w)} {#if %ismember( %lower( %2), @groupie) {rescue %2;#t- rescue}}
#CLASS 0
#CLASS {autorescue|rescue2}
#TRIGGER {^(%*) is DEAD!!} {#T+ rescue}
#TRIGGER {You successfully rescue} {#T+ rescue}
#TRIGGER {doesn't need your help.} {#T+ rescue}
#CLASS 0

Designer comments

All the credits for this trigger set go to amezyarak.

As written I could not get it working on Zmud 7.21. The @groupmem variable has to exist and be populated which this script does not do. Either change the variable call in the trigger pattern to (%w) or add a script to populate the variable with the members of your group. Vaevictus