| Doolb
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ive been trying to do something so simple that i feel dumb for asking for help. all im trying to do is add it show it shows %time on my #cap message ive tried to use sub then then say, i cant seem to figure it out. ive tried sub and say also echo and makeing a trigger that picks that up then puts it in a new window. it was mickey mouse fix that didnt work. |
Katran
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sorry? what are you trying to do? |
| Doolb
Posts: 9
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sorry if i worded that funny i was tried when i made the post. all i was after was some how having it show me the time for when someone sent me a tell or a clan member said something. im using this… #class messages #TRIGGER {^* tells you ‘*’} {#CAP Messages} #TRIGGER {You tell * ‘*’} {#CAP Messages} #TRIGGER {^* tells the formation ‘*’} {#CAP Messages} #TRIGGER {^* yells ‘*’} {#CAP Messages} #TRIGGER {^* shouts ‘*’} {#CAP Messages} #TRIGGER {^{[PKTALK A]}} {#CAP Messages} #TRIGGER {^{[PKTALK B]}} {#CAP Messages} #TRIGGER {^{[PKTALK C]}} {#CAP Messages} #TRIGGER {{[CLAN]}} {#CAP Messages} #TRIGGER {~[(%a)~] clan members heard you say,} {#CAP Messages} #class 0 all i was after is having it just add a time stamp to the #cap Messages, so i can see when it was said. |
| Katran
Posts: 291
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for my capture window, instead of using the #capture command, I have this (which Zazou helped me with): pattern: ^(*) tells you ‘(*)’$ value: :Messages:#SH ~[%time( "hh:nn:ss")~] %ansi( red, hi)"%1" tells you ‘"%2"’ however, this doesn’t grab all the colours in the string. addendum: you could ask it to grab all the ANSI colour strings too, but that makes the triggers more messy… check off the "ANSI trigger" box in the "Options" tab. then, pattern: ^%e[1;31m(*) tells you ‘(*)’%e[0m$ value: :Messages:#SH ~[%time( "hh:nn:ss")~] %ansi( red, hi)"%1" tells you ‘"%2"’ Last edited on March 23, 2009 09:18am. |