Sure, that is easy.
Make a trigger:
Match: * attacks you with weapon
Send: %1
Send to: variable:
Variable: target
Make a trigger:
Match: * attacks you with weapon
Send: %1
Send to: variable:
Variable: target
Help
Posted by Nick Gammon on Sat 14 Feb 2004 07:45 PM — 3 posts, 9,500 views.
No, that was a "fill in the boxes" example. The copy-and-paste one looks like this:
However that needs to exactly match. For instance if it is "Bob the Terrible attacks you with weapon" or "Bob the Terrible attacks you with a sword" then you need to change the trigger match a little bit.
For instance, the "match" part might be better as:
match="* attacks you with *"
<triggers>
<trigger
enabled="y"
match="* attacks you with weapon"
send_to="9"
sequence="100"
variable="target"
>
<send>%1</send>
</trigger>
</triggers>
However that needs to exactly match. For instance if it is "Bob the Terrible attacks you with weapon" or "Bob the Terrible attacks you with a sword" then you need to change the trigger match a little bit.
For instance, the "match" part might be better as:
match="* attacks you with *"
The XML code above should have checked the "enable" box which should be all you need. Press the "help" button to find out what the other ones do.