Difference between revisions of "Tab:Announce"
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| + | '''''Tab Summary''''' | ||
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This tab controls when the bot will "talk". | This tab controls when the bot will "talk". | ||
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| − | + | Note: In this context, talk refers to the bot using chat "macros" like people do.). | |
| − | + | NOTE: Be careful using this with real people. There are situations out of control where the bot will try to cast a spell where it cannot. The biggest example, is if you are unable to target someone, there isn't a way to determine this, so the bot will still try to cast. Be aware of this. | |
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| − | + | [[Image:Templar-Announce.jpg]] | |
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| + | '''Options''' | ||
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| − | + | *Target* will always replace *Target* with the target of the ability. You can use *Target* as often as you wish. | |
| + | * Example: Text: *Target* I am casting an ability on you *Target* so do something *Target* | ||
| + | * Would result in: Kannkor I am casting an ability on you Kannkor so do something Kannkor | ||
| − | + | You select the ability, the target, and the text and it will follow your instructions. | |
| − | + | Announce Target | |
| − | + | * Group - does a /gsay with the text | |
| − | + | * Raid - does a /raid with the text | |
| − | + | * Tell To Target - does a /tell to the *Target*. | |
| − | + | ** For example: You have JCap | |
| − | + | ** Results in: /tell Kannkor You have JCap | |
| − | + | ** It sends the tell to the target of the ability. | |
| + | Included in text - executes the line of text the way it is. | ||
| + | * Example: /gc blah blah *Target* blah | ||
| + | * Results in: /gc blah blah Kannkor blah. | ||
| + | * (gc is a guild connect example) | ||
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| + | If a message ever contents "NULL" it will NOT announce it since this would assume to be an error. Unfortunately this means any ability with the word "null" or any character name with the word "null" in it cannot be announced. | ||
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User notes/comments/suggestions: | User notes/comments/suggestions: | ||
Revision as of 17:09, 1 November 2010
Tab: Announce
Tab Summary
This tab controls when the bot will "talk".
Note: In this context, talk refers to the bot using chat "macros" like people do.).
NOTE: Be careful using this with real people. There are situations out of control where the bot will try to cast a spell where it cannot. The biggest example, is if you are unable to target someone, there isn't a way to determine this, so the bot will still try to cast. Be aware of this.
Options
- Target* will always replace *Target* with the target of the ability. You can use *Target* as often as you wish.
- Example: Text: *Target* I am casting an ability on you *Target* so do something *Target*
- Would result in: Kannkor I am casting an ability on you Kannkor so do something Kannkor
You select the ability, the target, and the text and it will follow your instructions. Announce Target
- Group - does a /gsay with the text
- Raid - does a /raid with the text
- Tell To Target - does a /tell to the *Target*.
- For example: You have JCap
- Results in: /tell Kannkor You have JCap
- It sends the tell to the target of the ability.
Included in text - executes the line of text the way it is.
- Example: /gc blah blah *Target* blah
- Results in: /gc blah blah Kannkor blah.
- (gc is a guild connect example)
If a message ever contents "NULL" it will NOT announce it since this would assume to be an error. Unfortunately this means any ability with the word "null" or any character name with the word "null" in it cannot be announced.
User notes/comments/suggestions:
At this time, you cannot use comma's in announce.
