Difference between revisions of "RoAClient XP Counter"
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The Reaction should be: | The Reaction should be: | ||
$varadd xpcount %0 | $varadd xpcount %0 | ||
| + | $varadd xpday %0 | ||
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2. An alias to report the xp gained, you can call it runreport. | 2. An alias to report the xp gained, you can call it runreport. | ||
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$var xpcount 0 | $var xpcount 0 | ||
| − | At the end of each run (or during it) type runreport to display the XP gained. Entering runreset will reset the counter. | + | 4. (Optional) An alias to reset the ongoing xp counter: dayreset. |
| + | $var xpday 0 | ||
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| + | At the end of each run (or during it) type runreport to display the XP gained. Entering runreset will reset the counter. It is important to remember to press enter at the end of your commands, ROA doesn't send the command unless it sees a carriage return. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:08, 8 December 2005
For a simple XP counter you need to add 3 code segments.
1. A trigger to add up the XP received. The Trigger should be:
^You receive %0 experience points.
The Reaction should be:
$varadd xpcount %0 $varadd xpday %0
2. An alias to report the xp gained, you can call it runreport.
;This run we gained @xpcount xp, since I last reset the counter I have gained @xpday total.
3. An alias to reset the xpcounter, runreset.
$var xpcount 0
4. (Optional) An alias to reset the ongoing xp counter: dayreset.
$var xpday 0
At the end of each run (or during it) type runreport to display the XP gained. Entering runreset will reset the counter. It is important to remember to press enter at the end of your commands, ROA doesn't send the command unless it sees a carriage return.
