Looking for keywords for when you're damaged or low on health.

Started by RiftTalon, July 22, 2017, 05:26:26 PM

I'm working on some plugins, and I'd like to be able to have sounds/highlighting when you're hurt badly, going unconscious, etc.

If anyone knows the text for these things, or keywords, I'd appreciate it.

When you, the player, are hurt badly?

You might want the plugin to capture the HP from your prompt (or use one of the player-created prompts for MUSHClient or something similar).

When you, yourself, are hurt, you don't "see" it unless you look at yourself, some of which are the "bleeding lightly/heavily/profusely" added to the sdesc. Is that what you mean?
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Ah, okay, I just meant anything that could be used to tell you're in a damaged state.

relatively fit
moderate condition
does not look well
poor condition
terrible condition
near death
critical condition

to the best of my recollection.

Yeah, looks about right!  Here are the full texts.


" is in excellent condition."
" looks relatively fit."
" is in moderate condition."
" does not look well."
" is in poor condition."
" is in terrible condition."
" looks near death."
" is in critical condition."


Also, I have a set of MushClient plugins I worked with off and on over the years using miniwindows and slurping all the prompt data (while gagging the ugly prompt).  Is this something that people would like to look at and maybe develop against?

Quote from: Nathvaan on July 23, 2017, 01:58:51 AM
Yeah, looks about right!  Here are the full texts.


" is in excellent condition."
" looks relatively fit."
" is in moderate condition."
" does not look well."
" is in poor condition."
" is in terrible condition."
" looks near death."
" is in critical condition."


Also, I have a set of MushClient plugins I worked with off and on over the years using miniwindows and slurping all the prompt data (while gagging the ugly prompt).  Is this something that people would like to look at and maybe develop against?

Thanks for the help!

Quote from: Nathvaan on July 23, 2017, 01:58:51 AM
Also, I have a set of MushClient plugins I worked with off and on over the years using miniwindows and slurping all the prompt data (while gagging the ugly prompt).  Is this something that people would like to look at and maybe develop against?
I'm absolutely down for more tools to toy with in MushClient.