These expressions can set and retrieve variables, control chat output, and more.
This adds the "Expression" meta condition and the "Expression Action" and "Chat Expression" meta actions.
The "/vt mexec [expression]" command is used for testing these expressions
Notes
- true is the same as 1, false is the same as 0. There are no actual booleans, just numbers.
- There are two extra operators added since monster expressions: the ^ (xor) operator, and the ; operator. The ; operator works on any two types and simply returns the value of the first one. It has the lowest possible precedence. The idea is to use it to string together commands when you don't care about the result.
- Unlike monster expressions, meta expressions do not trim spaces from the ends of strings.
- Set variables persist until cleared by a command or until relog.
- Formatting during the conversion of number to string is a string like this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/kfsatb94%28v=vs.110%29.aspx
- All operator characters which occur in a string must be escaped with \
- All numbers in a string must also be escaped.
Function Information
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There are currently 48 meta functions.
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testvar[1]
Description: Tests if a meta variable is defined. Returns true if it is, or false otherwise.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (String): The variable name to test
Example:
testvar[variableName]
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getvar[1]
Description: Returns the value of a meta variable, or false if it is not defined.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (String): The variable name to get
Example:
getvar[exampleVar]
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setvar[2]
Description: Sets the value of a meta variable.
Parameter count: 2
Param 0 (String): The variable name to set
Example: variables can be strings or integers
setvar[exampleVar, variable]
setvar[exampleVar, 1]
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touchvar[1]
Description: Sets the value of a meta variable to false if the variable was previously undefined. Returns true if the variable was previously defined, or false otherwise.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (String): The variable name to touch
Example:
touchvar[exampleVar]
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clearallvars[]
Description: Undefines all meta variables.
Parameter count: 0
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clearvar[1]
Description: Undefines a single meta variable. Returns true if the variable was previously defined, otherwise false.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (String): The variable name to clear
Example:
clearvar[exampleVar]
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getcharintprop[1]
Description: Returns a character intvalue property, or false if the property is not defined.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Number): IntValueKey property id.
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getchardoubleprop[1]
Description: Returns a character doublevalue property, or false if the property is not defined.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Number): DoubleValueKey property id.
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getcharquadprop[1]
Description: Returns a character quadvalue property, or false if the property is not defined. Because expression variables are doubles, precision will be lost if the value is greater than 2^53-1 (~9 quadrillion)
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Number): QuadValueKey property id
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getcharboolprop[1]
Description: Returns a character boolvalue property, or false if the property is not defined.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Number): BoolValueKey property id
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getcharstringprop[1]
Description: Returns a character stringvalue property, or false if the property is not defined.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Number): StringValueKey property id.
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getplayerlandcell[0]
Description: Returns the landcell the player is currently standing in as a number, including the landblock portion
Parameter count: 0
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getplayercoordinates[0]
Description: Returns the global 3d coordinates for the player's current location, based on the game physics prediction model. Returns a coordinates object.
Parameter count: 0
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coordinategetns[1]
Description: Returns the north/south portion of a coordinates object as a number.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Coordinates): The coordinates object.
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coordinategetwe[1]
Description: Returns the west/east portion of a coordinates object as a number.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Coordinates): The coordinates object.
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coordinategetz[1]
Description: Returns the z (vertical) portion of a coordinates object as a number.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Coordinates): The coordinates object.
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coordinatetostring[1]
Description: Returns the the string representation of a coordinates object.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Coordinates): The coordinates object.
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coordinateparse[1]
Description: Builds a coordinates object from a string. It should be of the form '00.0N, 00.0W'. Z coordinates are not specified. Returns false in case of parse failure.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (String): The coordinates string.
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coordinatedistancewithz[2]
Description: Returns the 3d distance between two coordinates. The result is a number specified in meters.
Parameter count: 2
Param 0 (Coordinates): The first coordinates object.
Param 1 (Coordinates): The second coordinates object.
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coordinatedistanceflat[2]
Description: Returns the 2d distance between two coordinates. The result is a number specified in meters. Z coordinates are ignored.
Parameter count: 2
Param 0 (Coordinates): The first coordinates object.
Param 1 (Coordinates): The second coordinates object.
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wobjectgetphysicscoordinates[1]
Description: Queries the game's physics prediction model for the coordinates of a given object. Returns a coordinates object.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (WorldObject): The world object to examine.
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wobjectgetname[1]
Description: Returns the name string for a given world object.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (WorldObject): The world object to examine.
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wobjectgetobjectclass[1]
Description: Returns the objectclass for a given world object, as a number.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (WorldObject): The world object to examine.
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wobjectgettemplatetype[1]
Description: Returns the game template type for a given world object, as a number.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (WorldObject): The world object to examine.
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wobjectgetisdooropen[1]
Description: Returns the a boolean indicating if a door object is open.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (WorldObject): The door world object to examine.
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wobjectfindnearestmonster[0]
Description: Returns a world object for the nearest monster, or false if no monsters are visible. Ignores blacklisted monsters.
Parameter count: 0
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wobjectfindnearestbyobjectclass[1]
Description: Returns a world object for the nearest object of a given class number, or false if no matching objects are visible.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Number): The objectclass number to look for.
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wobjectfindininventorybytemplatetype[1]
Description: Returns a world object for the first inventory object of a given template type number, or false if no matching objects are visible.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Number): The template type number to look for.
Example:
http://www.virindi.net/junk/expr-usingtemplates.jpg
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wobjectfindininventorybyname[1]
Description: Returns a world object for the first inventory object of a given name, or false if no matching objects are visible.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (String): The item name to look for.
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wobjectfindininventorybynamerx[1]
Description: Returns a world object for the first inventory object of a given name regex, or false if no matching objects are visible.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (String): The item name to look for. This parameter is a regex.
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wobjectgetselection[0]
Description: Returns a world object for the selected object, or false if nothing is selected.
Parameter count: 0
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wobjectgetplayer[0]
Description: Returns a world object for the player.
Parameter count: 0
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actiontryuseitem[1]
Description: Attempts to use a world object by itself (like a potion or door).
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (WorldObject): The world object to attempt to use.
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actiontryapplyitem[2]
Description: Attempts to use a world object on another world object. Returns false if failed and true if the attempt could possibly succeed.
Parameter count: 2
Param 0 (WorldObject): The world object to use first.
Param 1 (WorldObject): The world object to be used on.
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isfalse[1]
Description: Takes any type and returns true if and only if it is a number with value 0 (false). Returns false otherwise.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Any): The object to examine
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istrue[1]
Description: Takes any type and returns true if and only if it is a number with a value other than 0 (true). Returns false otherwise.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Any): The object to examine
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iif[3]
Description: Examines the first parameter. If it is true, the second parameter is returned. Otherwise, the third parameter is returned. (If the first parameter is not a number, the third parameter is returned.)
Parameter count: 3
Param 0 (Any): The object to examine
Param 1 (Any): What to return if the first parameter is true.
Param 2 (Any): What to return if the first parameter is not true
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randint[2]
Description: Returns a random integer between min and max
Parameter count: 2
Param 0 (Number): Minimum
Param 1 (Number): Maximum
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cstr[1]
Description: Converts a number to a string.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Number): The number to convert
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strlen[1]
Description: Returns the number of characters in a string, as a number.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (String): The string to examine
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getobjectinternaltype[1]
Description: Returns the internal typeid for a given object as a number. Values are: 0=none, 1=number, 3=string, 7=object.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Any): The object to examine
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stopwatchstart[1]
Description: Starts counting on a stopwatch. Returns the stopwatch
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Stopwatch): The stopwatch to start
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stopwatchstop[1]
Description: Starts counting on a stopwatch. Returns the stopwatch.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Stopwatch): The stopwatch to stop
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stopwatchelapsedseconds[1]
Description: Measures the number of seconds elapsed on a stopwatch.
Parameter count: 1
Param 0 (Stopwatch): The stopwatch to query
Object Properties
| ObjectClass
|
[Expand]IntValueKey
|
| Unknown
|
0
|
| MeleeWeapon
|
1
|
| Armor
|
2
|
| Clothing
|
3
|
| Jewelry
|
4
|
| Monster
|
5
|
| Food
|
6
|
| Money
|
7
|
| Misc
|
8
|
| MissileWeapon
|
9
|
| Container
|
10
|
| Gem
|
11
|
| SpellComponent
|
12
|
| Key
|
13
|
| Portal
|
14
|
| TradeNote
|
15
|
| ManaStone
|
16
|
| Plant
|
17
|
| BaseCooking
|
18
|
| BaseAlchemy
|
19
|
| BaseFletching
|
20
|
| CraftedCooking
|
21
|
| CraftedAlchemy
|
22
|
| CraftedFletching
|
23
|
| Player
|
24
|
| Vendor
|
25
|
| Door
|
26
|
| Corpse
|
27
|
| Lifestone
|
28
|
| HealingKit
|
29
|
| Lockpick
|
30
|
| WandStaffOrb
|
31
|
| Bundle
|
32
|
| Book
|
33
|
| Journal
|
34
|
| Sign
|
35
|
| Housing
|
36
|
| Npc
|
37
|
| Foci
|
38
|
| Salvage
|
39
|
| Ust
|
40
|
| Services
|
41
|
| Scroll
|
42
|
| CombatPet
|
43
|
| NumObjectClasses
|
44
|
Examples
Test for proximity to any portal.
coordinatedistancewithz[wobjectgetphysicscoordinates[wobjectfindnearestbyobjectclass[14]],getplayercoordinates[]]<5
Use closest portal.
actiontryuseitem[wobjectfindnearestbyobjectclass[14]]
Check if you have any Aged or Durable Legendary Keys in your inventory.
getobjectinternaltype[wobjectfindininventorybynamerx[\^\(Aged\|Durable\) Legendary Key\$]]==7
Check if there is any object currently selected.
getobjectinternaltype[wobjectgetselection[]]==7
Save the selected items name in a variable.
setvar[keyName,wobjectgetname[wobjectgetselection[]]]
