Party Targetting
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The following was provided so we can all be on the same page when
coordinating defense parties. On a very basic level, implementing this
will allow you to recognize a designated party leader and the targets
they call out. This will enable the defense group to work together
easily against the same target without having to manually change.

If you work with clients other than these and have implemented something
that works in a similar manner, please feel free to submit them to us so
we can add it to this scroll for all to see.

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o ZMUD

1) Create a variable called raidleader.
2) Create this trigger:

Trigger: ^~(Party~)~: (%w) says, ~"I am calling targets, focus your fire
on my command.~"

Command: raidleader=%1

3) Create this trigger:

Trigger: ^~(Party~)~: @raidleader says, ~"Changed target to (*).~"$

Command: target=%1


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o MUSHClient
Trigger: ^\(Party\)\: (\w+) says\, \"I am calling targets, focus your
fire on my command."(.*?)$

Command: world.SetVariable('raidleader',"%1")

NOTE: Remember to check Enabled, Regular expression and Expand
variables. Also remember to change 'Send to:', to SCRIPT

3) Set this new trigger

Trigger: ^\(Party\)\: @raidleader says\, \"Changed target to
(\w+)\.\"(.*?)$

Command: t %1

NOTE: Remember to check Enable, Expand variables, ignore case, keep
evaluating regular expression. Also remember to change 'Send to:' to
EXECUTE
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o NEXUS

1) Create a variable called raidleader.

2) Create this trigger:

Trigger: (Party): {w} says, "I am calling targets, focus your fire on my
command."

Command: #set raidleader $1


3) Then create this trigger:

Trigger: (Party): {w} says, "Changed target to {w}."

Command: #if $raidleader = $1{
         #set target $2
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o Mudlet

1) Create a trigger, and in the pattern put:
\(Party\): (\w+) says\, \"I am calling targets\, focus your fire on my
command\.\"
and change the pattern type to perl regex

For the command, put:
raidleader = matches[2]

2. Create another trigger, and for the pattern put:
\(Party\)\: (\w+) says\, \"Changed target to (\w+)\.\"
and change the pattern type to perl regex

For the command, put:
if matches[2] == raidleader then target = matches[3] end

The new mudlet does not need to escape commas (\,) to resolve a comma.
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o Kongregate.com (Flash)

1) CONFIG SCREENWIDTH 0(zero)
This is not neccesary, but if you don't have it, the reflex might go
wrong with long names.


2) Recognize the raid leader. Make a new trigger/reflex.

Pattern:
\(Party\): * says, "I am calling targets, focus your fire on my
command."

Send:
raidleader = this[1]
echo('Raidleader is now: ' + raidleader)

> This sets the leader (who calls out this message over a party channel)
to the raidleader variable. Make sure both the "Enabled" and "Script"
boxes have been checked to "True".


3) Recognize new targets leader calls. Make another new trigger/reflex.

Pattern:
\(Party\): * says, "Changed target to *."

Send:
if(raidleader == this[1]){
target = this[2]
echo('Target is now: ' + target)}

Make sure both the "Enabled" and "Script" boxes have been checked to
"True".

IMPORTANT FLASH NOTES-
A- the \\ from both \(party\) DISAPPEAR EVERY TIME you leave realms.
You'll have to add them manually every time you log in (annoying but
can't do anything about it)
B- Side note, doubleclick the screen to be able to copy things, this
could be very helpfull!
C- If you need help coding for this particular client, direct any
questions to Diath or message him if he's not here.