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put %prephw
put %prephw


Instead of needing the Empath's name you can do {{com|PERC}} {{tt|HEALTH SELF}}. However, I'm a little confused what reason for this is over your use of {{com|HEALTH}} everywhere else that is not player specific.
Instead of needing the Empath's name you can do {{com|PERCEIVE}} {{tt|HEALTH SELF}}. However, I'm a little confused what reason for this is over your use of {{com|HEALTH}} everywhere else that is not player specific.
>perc health self
>perc health self
You close your eyes, centering your thoughts on your own life essence and drawing out the truth of your own injuries.
You close your eyes, centering your thoughts on your own life essence and drawing out the truth of your own injuries.

Latest revision as of 22:51, 17 April 2017

Please leave commentary / suggestions here. Once done, please add the date and your name as you see here: Kashna April 17, 2015.

Improvements

Consider making your "prep hw 7" and "prep hs 11" lines into variables at the very top.

setvariable prephw prepare hw 7

Then to use your variable repeatedly, use the line below. In the future you only have to update the variable instead of multiple lines.

put %prephw

Instead of needing the Empath's name you can do PERCEIVE HEALTH SELF. However, I'm a little confused what reason for this is over your use of HEALTH everywhere else that is not player specific.

>perc health self
You close your eyes, centering your thoughts on your own life essence and drawing out the truth of your own injuries.

Roundtime: 5 sec.

Another idea is to use LOOK WOUNDS %1 where %1 is the first argument of the script. The output is a little more condensed, and should be easier to match on. You could pass the name of the person you are healing as an argument.

#HeallAllSaveBleeders
if_1 goto start
echo Please specify who to heal.
echo Usage: .heal Kashna
quit

start:
...

Hope this helps! - padhg (talk) 22:38, 17 April 2017 (CDT)