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LOAFSHAPED: /* How to Sign: Quick ACT Scripts for Frontends */

2023-05-07T03:40:11Z

How to Sign: Quick ACT Scripts for Frontends

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	</pre>		</pre>

	''' GENIE '''		''' GENIE / OUTLANDER '''

	This is the way-too-extra version, which logs the whisper as a unique "sign" to the Log window and changes the ACT messaging based on word count.		This is the way-too-extra version, which logs the whisper as a unique "sign" to the Log window and changes the ACT messaging based on word count.
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	# Set this up for multiple characters!		# Set this up for multiple characters!

			if (%argcount = 0) then goto ERROR
	eval TARGET tolower(%1)		eval TARGET tolower(%1)
	if %TARGET = group then goto SIGN		if %TARGET = group then goto SIGN
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	ERROR:		ERROR:
	put #echo		put #echo
	put #echo ~~yellow~~ That person is not here!		put #echo #FFFF00 That person is not here!
	put #echo		put #echo
	exit		exit
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	put #unsub {^\(You} {($charactername}		put #unsub {^\(You} {($charactername}
	put #echo		put #echo
	put #echo ~~Yellow~~ Woah! Something went weird. How many words is %SIGN? Is it %COUNT? Try it differently.		put #echo #FFFF00 Woah! Something went weird. How many words is %SIGN? Is it %COUNT? Try it differently.
	put #echo		put #echo
	exit		exit

LOAFSHAPED at 01:01, 29 April 2023

2023-04-29T01:01:00Z

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	goto DO_SIGN		goto DO_SIGN
	}		}

	if (%COUNT >= 5) then		if (%COUNT >= 5) then
	{		{
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	goto DO_SIGN		goto DO_SIGN
	}		}
			put #unsub {^\(You} {($charactername}

	put #echo		put #echo
	put #echo Yellow Woah! Something went weird. How many words is %SIGN? Is it %COUNT? Try it differently.		put #echo Yellow Woah! Something went weird. How many words is %SIGN? Is it %COUNT? Try it differently.

LOAFSHAPED at 00:51, 29 April 2023

2023-04-29T00:51:40Z

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	This is the way-too-extra version, which logs the whisper as a unique "sign" to the Log window and changes the ACT messaging based on word count.		This is the way-too-extra version, which logs the whisper as a unique "sign" to the Log window and changes the ACT messaging based on word count.
	<pre>		<pre>
	#
	# Copy the following line to the command input before using this script!
	# #trigger {^SIGN\: (\w+) (.*)} {#var SIGN_MESSAGE $2}
	#		#
	# Usage is: .sign [player] [message] or .sign group [message]		# Usage is: .sign [player] [message] or .sign group [message]
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	SIGN:		SIGN:
			eval SIGN replacere ("%0","^\w+\s+","")
	put #parse SIGN: %0
	eval COUNT count ("$SIGN"," ")		eval COUNT count ("%SIGN"," ")
	pause 0.001		pause 0.001
	#		#
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	put #sub {^\(You} {($charactername}		put #sub {^\(You} {($charactername}
	action var TARGET $1 when hand signals? towards (\w+)\.\)$		action var TARGET $1 when hand signals? towards (\w+)\.\)$
	if ("%COUNT ">= ~~"5"~~) then		if (%COUNT = 0) then
	{		{
	if %TARGET = group then put act makes a ~~series of~~ complicated hand ~~signals~~ towards everyone in %GENDER group.		if %TARGET = group then put act makes a single complicated hand signal towards everyone in %GENDER group.
	else put act :%TARGET makes a ~~series of~~ complicated hand ~~signals~~ towards \@.		else put act :%TARGET makes a single complicated hand signal towards \@.
	goto DO_SIGN		goto DO_SIGN
	}		}
	if ("%COUNT" < "5") then		if (%COUNT < 5) then
	{		{
	if %TARGET = group then put act makes a short series of complicated hand signals towards everyone in %GENDER group.		if %TARGET = group then put act makes a short series of complicated hand signals towards everyone in %GENDER group.
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	goto DO_SIGN		goto DO_SIGN
	}		}

	if ("%COUNT" = ~~"0"~~) then		if (%COUNT >= 5) then
	{		{
	if %TARGET = group then put act makes a ~~single~~ complicated hand ~~signal~~ towards everyone in %GENDER group.		if %TARGET = group then put act makes a series of complicated hand signals towards everyone in %GENDER group.
	else put act :%TARGET makes a ~~single~~ complicated hand ~~signal~~ towards \@.		else put act :%TARGET makes a series of complicated hand signals towards \@.
	goto DO_SIGN		goto DO_SIGN
	}		}

	put #echo		put #echo
	put #echo Yellow Woah! Something went weird. How many words is $SIGN? Is it %COUNT? Try it differently.		put #echo Yellow Woah! Something went weird. How many words is %SIGN? Is it %COUNT? Try it differently.
	put #echo		put #echo
	exit		exit
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	{		{
	put #gag ^You whisper		put #gag ^You whisper
	put whisper %TARGET (in sign:) ~~$SIGN_MESSAGE~~		put whisper %TARGET (in sign:) %SIGN
	pause 0.7		pause 0.7
	put #ungag ^You whisper		put #ungag ^You whisper
	if %TARGET = group then var TARGET the group		if %TARGET = group then var TARGET the group
	put #echo >Log You sign to %TARGET: ~~$SIGN_MESSAGE~~		put #echo >Log You sign to %TARGET: %SIGN
	put #echo You sign to %TARGET: "~~$SIGN_MESSAGE~~"		put #echo You sign to %TARGET: "%SIGN"
	}		}
	put #unsub {^\(You} {($charactername}		put #unsub {^\(You} {($charactername}

LOAFSHAPED at 00:22, 29 April 2023

2023-04-29T00:22:46Z

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	''' GENIE '''		''' GENIE '''

	This is the way-too-extra version, which logs the whisper as a unique "sign" to the Log window.		This is the way-too-extra version, which logs the whisper as a unique "sign" to the Log window and changes the ACT messaging based on word count.
	<pre>		<pre>
	#		#
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	# [player] can be lowercase, but please use proper ending punctuation.		# [player] can be lowercase, but please use proper ending punctuation.
	#		#

			if $charactername = Oreva then var GENDER her
			if $charactername = Someguy then var GENDER his
			# Set this up for multiple characters!

	eval TARGET tolower(%1)		eval TARGET tolower(%1)
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	SIGN:		SIGN:
	put #parse SIGN: %0		put #parse SIGN: %0
	eval COUNT count ("%0"," ")		eval COUNT count ("$SIGN"," ")
	pause 0.001		pause 0.001
	#		#
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	put #sub {^\(You} {($charactername}		put #sub {^\(You} {($charactername}
	action var TARGET $1 when hand signals? towards (\w+)\.\)$		action var TARGET $1 when hand signals? towards (\w+)\.\)$
	if %COUNT = 0 then		if ("%COUNT ">= "5") then
	{		{
	if %TARGET = group then put act makes a ~~single~~ complicated hand ~~signal~~ towards everyone in ~~her~~ group.		if %TARGET = group then put act makes a series of complicated hand signals towards everyone in %GENDER group.
	else put act :%TARGET makes a ~~single~~ complicated hand ~~signal~~ towards \@.		else put act :%TARGET makes a series of complicated hand signals towards \@.
			goto DO_SIGN
	}		}
	if %COUNT <= 4 then		if ("%COUNT" < "5") then
	{		{
	if %TARGET = group then put act makes a short ~~flurry~~ of complicated hand signals towards everyone in ~~her~~ group.		if %TARGET = group then put act makes a short series of complicated hand signals towards everyone in %GENDER group.
	else put act :%TARGET makes a short ~~flurry~~ of complicated hand signals towards \@.		else put act :%TARGET makes a short series of complicated hand signals towards \@.
			goto DO_SIGN
	}		}
	if %COUNT > 4 then		if ("%COUNT" = "0") then
	{		{
	if %TARGET = group then put act makes a ~~flurry of~~ complicated hand ~~signals~~ towards everyone in ~~her~~ group.		if %TARGET = group then put act makes a single complicated hand signal towards everyone in %GENDER group.
	else put act :%TARGET makes a ~~flurry of~~ complicated hand ~~signals~~ towards \@.		else put act :%TARGET makes a single complicated hand signal towards \@.
			goto DO_SIGN
	}		}
			put #echo
			put #echo Yellow Woah! Something went weird. How many words is $SIGN? Is it %COUNT? Try it differently.
			put #echo
			exit

			DO_SIGN:
	pause 0.02		pause 0.02
	if_2 then		if_2 then

LOAFSHAPED at 23:11, 28 April 2023

2023-04-28T23:11:44Z

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	#		#
	# HEY! YOU SHOULD CHANGE THE ACT LINES TO CUSTOMIZE YOUR SIGNING!		# HEY! YOU SHOULD CHANGE THE ACT LINES TO CUSTOMIZE YOUR SIGNING!
			# Don't forget to update the line "action var TARGET" if you change the lines too much!
	#		#
	put #sub {^\(You} {($charactername}		put #sub {^\(You} {($charactername}
	action var TARGET $1 when hand ~~signal~~ towards (\w+)\.\)$		action var TARGET $1 when hand signals? towards (\w+)\.\)$
	if %COUNT = 0 then		if %COUNT = 0 then
	{		{

LOAFSHAPED at 22:41, 28 April 2023

2023-04-28T22:41:51Z

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	Born deaf, Oreva has learned a smattering of signing abilities as she's grown older. All of them have failed her. Rangers, too simple. Thieves, too limited a user pool. And so she's taken to developing a language of her own, using more complicated signs than Rangers, and less subtle signs than Thieves, and teaches this system to people as they choose to sit and learn it with her.		Born deaf, Oreva has learned a smattering of signing abilities as she's grown older. All of them have failed her. Rangers, too simple. Thieves, too limited a user pool. And so she's taken to developing a language of her own, using more complicated signs than Rangers, and less subtle signs than Thieves, and teaches this system to people as they choose to sit and learn it with her.

	Each lesson will upgrade your skill in conversation with her. ~~You~~ may use this system to decide how clearly you communicate.		Each lesson will upgrade your skill in conversation with her. If you wish, you may use this system to decide how clearly you communicate.

	(WARNING: This may or may not get us all in trouble with the Thieves' guild, even if it isn't their exact signing, theirs was the first she learned and it's sure to leak into what she's developed for others to use. Happy shankings!)		(WARNING: This may or may not get us all in trouble with the Thieves' guild, even if it isn't their exact signing, theirs was the first she learned and it's sure to leak into what she's developed for others to use. Happy shankings!)


	'''Beginner'''—Directions, formalities, and not much else. Examples:		'''Beginner'''—Directions, formalities, and not much else. Examples:
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	== Users of OSL ==		== Users of OSL ==

	* [[Ayliana]] ~~- 5/5 - Master~~		* [[Ayliana]]
	* [[Cythra]] ~~- 2/5 - Beginner~~		* [[Cythra]]
	* [[Driword]] ~~- 5/5 - Master~~		* [[Driword]]
	* [[Glemma]] ~~- 2/5 - Beginner~~		* [[Glemma]]
			* [[Kethrai]]
	* [[Owenheim]] ~~- 1/5 - Beginner~~		* [[Owenheim]]
	* [[Tiarmo]] - 1/5 - Beginner
			* [[Salvitoriel]]
⚫	* [[Timorias]] ~~- 2/5 - Beginner~~
	* [[~~Yuve~~]] ~~- 1/5 - Beginner~~		* [[Tiarmo]]
		⚫	* [[Timorias]]
⚫	* [[Ysindre]] ~~- 1/5 - Beginner~~
			* [[Yuve]]
		⚫	* [[Ysindre]]
			(Feel free to add yourself!)

	== How to Sign: Quick ACT Scripts for Frontends ==		== How to Sign: Quick ACT Scripts for Frontends ==
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	<pre>		<pre>
	put act :%1 leans toward @ and makes a few obvious and complex hand signals.		put act :%1 leans toward @ and makes a few obvious and complex hand signals.
	put whisper %0		put whisper (in sign:) %0
	</pre>		</pre>
	Usage is: .signgroup [message]		Usage is: .signgroup [message]
	<pre>		<pre>
	put act makes a few obvious and complex hand signals towards those in her group.		put act makes a few obvious and complex hand signals towards those in her group.
	put whisper group %0		put whisper group (in sign:) %0
	</pre>		</pre>

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	This is the way-too-extra version, which logs the whisper as a unique "sign" to the Log window.		This is the way-too-extra version, which logs the whisper as a unique "sign" to the Log window.
	<pre>		<pre>
			#
	# debug 10
	# Copy the following line to the command input before using this script!		# Copy the following line to the command input before using this script!
	# #trigger {^SIGN\: (\w+) (.*)} {#var SIGN_MESSAGE $2}		# #trigger {^SIGN\: (\w+) (.*)} {#var SIGN_MESSAGE $2}
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	#		#

		⚫	eval TARGET tolower(%1)
	put #trigger {^SIGN\: (\w+) (.*)} {#var SIGN_MESSAGE $2}
⚫	~~var~~ TARGET %1
	if %TARGET = group then goto SIGN		if %TARGET = group then goto SIGN
	eval NAME1 replacere ("%TARGET","(?!^[a-z]\|^[A-Z])(.*)","$1")		eval NAME1 replacere ("%TARGET","(?!^[a-z]\|^[A-Z])(.*)","$1")
	eval NAME2 replacere ("%TARGET","(^[a-z]\|^[A-Z])","$1")		eval NAME2 replacere ("%TARGET","(^[a-z]\|^[A-Z])","$1")
	eval NAME1 toupper(%NAME1)		eval NAME1 toupper(%NAME1)
			eval NAME2 tolower(%NAME2)
	var TARGET %NAME1%NAME2		var TARGET %NAME1%NAME2
	if matchre ("$roomplayers","%TARGET") then goto SIGN		if matchre ("$roomplayers","%TARGET") then goto SIGN
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	ERROR:		ERROR:
	put #echo		put #echo
	put #echo ~~red~~ That person is not here!		put #echo yellow That person is not here!
	put #echo		put #echo
	exit		exit
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	SIGN:		SIGN:
	put #parse SIGN: %0		put #parse SIGN: %0
			eval COUNT count ("%0"," ")
	pause 0.001		pause 0.001
	#		#
	# HEY! YOU SHOULD CHANGE THE ACT ~~LINE~~ TO CUSTOMIZE YOUR SIGNING!		# HEY! YOU SHOULD CHANGE THE ACT LINES TO CUSTOMIZE YOUR SIGNING!
	#		#
			put #sub {^\(You} {($charactername}
⚫	if %TARGET = group then put act makes a ~~series~~ of complicated hand signals towards ~~those~~ in her group.
	~~else~~ ~~put~~ ~~act :%~~TARGET ~~makes~~ ~~a series of complicated~~ hand ~~signals~~ towards \@.		action var TARGET $1 when hand signal towards (\w+)\.\)$
			if %COUNT = 0 then
			{
			if %TARGET = group then put act makes a single complicated hand signal towards everyone in her group.
			else put act :%TARGET makes a single complicated hand signal towards \@.
			}
			if %COUNT <= 4 then
			{
			if %TARGET = group then put act makes a short flurry of complicated hand signals towards everyone in her group.
			else put act :%TARGET makes a short flurry of complicated hand signals towards \@.
			}
			if %COUNT > 4 then
			{
		⚫	if %TARGET = group then put act makes a flurry of complicated hand signals towards everyone in her group.
			else put act :%TARGET makes a flurry of complicated hand signals towards \@.
			}
	pause 0.02		pause 0.02
	if_2 then		if_2 then
	{		{
	put #gag ^You whisper		put #gag ^You whisper
	put whisper %TARGET $SIGN_MESSAGE		put whisper %TARGET (in sign:) $SIGN_MESSAGE
	pause 0.7		pause 0.7
	put #ungag ^You whisper		put #ungag ^You whisper
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	put #echo You sign to %TARGET: "$SIGN_MESSAGE"		put #echo You sign to %TARGET: "$SIGN_MESSAGE"
	}		}
			put #unsub {^\(You} {($charactername}
			exit
	</pre>		</pre>

LOAFSHAPED at 04:09, 21 April 2023

2023-04-21T04:09:31Z

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	\|relat =		\|relat =
	}}		}}

			See https://elanthipedia.play.net/Oreva/Ranger_Sign_Subs for Genie substitutes to translate Ranger signs.

	== Oreva's Sign Language ==		== Oreva's Sign Language ==
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	Each lesson will upgrade your skill in conversation with her. You may use this system to decide how clearly you communicate.		Each lesson will upgrade your skill in conversation with her. You may use this system to decide how clearly you communicate.

	(WARNING: This may or may not get us all in trouble with the ~~Thieve~~'s guild, even if it isn't their exact signing, theirs was the first she learned and it's sure to leak into what she's developed for others to use. Happy shankings!)		(WARNING: This may or may not get us all in trouble with the Thieves' guild, even if it isn't their exact signing, theirs was the first she learned and it's sure to leak into what she's developed for others to use. Happy shankings!)


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	* [[Ayliana]] - 5/5 - Master		* [[Ayliana]] - 5/5 - Master
		⚫	* [[Cythra]] - 2/5 - Beginner
		⚫	* [[Driword]] - 5/5 - Master
	* [[Glemma]] - 2/5 - Beginner		* [[Glemma]] - 2/5 - Beginner
	* [[Owenheim]] - 1/5 - Beginner		* [[Owenheim]] - 1/5 - Beginner
	* [[Tiarmo]] - 1/5 - Beginner		* [[Tiarmo]] - 1/5 - Beginner
			* [[Timorias]] - 2/5 - Beginner
	* [[Yuve]] - 1/5 - Beginner		* [[Yuve]] - 1/5 - Beginner
⚫	* [[Cythra]] - 1/5 - Beginner
	* [[Ysindre]] - 1/5 - Beginner		* [[Ysindre]] - 1/5 - Beginner
⚫	* [[~~Timorias~~]] - 1/5 - ~~Beginner~~

	== How to Sign: Quick ACT Scripts for Frontends ==		== How to Sign: Quick ACT Scripts for Frontends ==

LOAFSHAPED at 17:54, 16 April 2023

2023-04-16T17:54:16Z

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	#		#

			put #trigger {^SIGN\: (\w+) (.*)} {#var SIGN_MESSAGE $2}
	var TARGET %1		var TARGET %1
	if %TARGET = group then goto SIGN		if %TARGET = group then goto SIGN

LOAFSHAPED at 14:36, 15 April 2023

2023-04-15T14:36:12Z

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	<pre>		<pre>
	put act makes a few obvious and complex hand signals towards those in her group.		put act makes a few obvious and complex hand signals towards those in her group.
	put whisper %0		put whisper group %0
	</pre>		</pre>

LOAFSHAPED at 14:35, 15 April 2023

2023-04-15T14:35:44Z

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	put act :%1 leans toward @ and makes a few obvious and complex hand signals.		put act :%1 leans toward @ and makes a few obvious and complex hand signals.
	put whisper %0		put whisper %0
	exit
	</pre>		</pre>
	Usage is: .signgroup [message]		Usage is: .signgroup [message]
	<pre>		<pre>
	GROUP:
	put act makes a few obvious and complex hand signals towards those in her group.		put act makes a few obvious and complex hand signals towards those in her group.
	put whisper %0		put whisper %0