Is there any way you can have zmud replace one word or phrase of text with another? For instance, when a caster utters the garbled words for their spell, can you design a trigger to replace those garbled words with real words?
Another question- can you change just one word or phrase's color, as opposed to an entire line?
Yayaril
Replacing words
Yayaril,
Me and Arishae played with this once before, I wanted to see for instance, heal, instead of pzar, only way we found to do it, was gag the line that has that in it, and echo a new line with the proper word it it, you can color the line however ya want. with the #co or #cw command. you'd have to play with it.
If someone else has figured out something better i'd LOVE to see it also, Was mostly doing this to my cleric cause I got tired of not know what spells the different class's were casting, so i'd capture it, ask them, and make my own syntax line for thier spells.
Altan
Me and Arishae played with this once before, I wanted to see for instance, heal, instead of pzar, only way we found to do it, was gag the line that has that in it, and echo a new line with the proper word it it, you can color the line however ya want. with the #co or #cw command. you'd have to play with it.
If someone else has figured out something better i'd LOVE to see it also, Was mostly doing this to my cleric cause I got tired of not know what spells the different class's were casting, so i'd capture it, ask them, and make my own syntax line for thier spells.
Altan
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Well in 4.62 I just made this trigger and here is the results:
#TR {A huge buffalo} {#SUB "A vulture"} Test
A huge and regal looking buffalo is grazing here.
A huge and regal looking buffalo is grazing here.
< 351h/368H 89v/90V >
<>
A vulture walks in from the north.
< 351h/368H 90v/90V >
<>
A vulture walks south.
#TR {A huge buffalo} {#SUB "A vulture"} Test
A huge and regal looking buffalo is grazing here.
A huge and regal looking buffalo is grazing here.
< 351h/368H 89v/90V >
<>
A vulture walks in from the north.
< 351h/368H 90v/90V >
<>
A vulture walks south.
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