Tell me what is wrong here...

[Coragin]

Well you have to remember that the #PROPERTY variable uses "spaces" instead of undeerscores.  So you really need to be looking for this:

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set %cold Cold , #SPC , Damage , #SPC , 100

Property works reverse from the journal which uses "_" as spaces.

Thank you!  If this works, I will post my 4yr old holding a pic of "TM ROCKS!" lol

[TrailMyx]

I feel an avatar coming on!  lol

[Coragin]

Tested, Works, Perfect, pic will be up soon as soon as I can get the munchkin to not be a prissy little creep.

Thank you TM, that has been bugging me for awhile now.  Now, all I need to do to do fire is the obvious.  And change words for other things like elemental slayer would be...

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set %elementalslayer Elemental , #SPC , Slayer

Now, if this is as easy of an answer as the last one.  Is there a simple way to check for minimum values OR greater for my crafting script?  Example:

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set %cold Cold , #SPC , Damage , #SPC , >= 80

or more specific...

set %HLD Hit , #SPC , Lower , #SPC , Defense , #SPC , >=51

Is that possible?  Or is there more specific addition in the code to evaluate numbers +/-?

[TrailMyx]

Yes it's possible,  but you'll have to split up the line itself.  So you'll want to determine the first part which is the attribute, and then the second part which is the intensity.

[Endless Night]

Bingo .. i had forgotten about that.  Nice catch TM

[Coragin]

Yes it's possible,  but you'll have to split up the line itself.  So you'll want to determine the first part which is the attribute, and then the second part which is the intensity.

So like this?

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set %HLD Hit , #SPC , Lower , #SPC , Defense
set %intensity >= 51

if %HLD in #property && %intensity in #property
     gosub StoreWeapon

Did I get that right?  Or will the %intensity scan for ANYTHING >=51 ?  If so, how do I get it to scan the same line of the property?

[TrailMyx]

Yes, but you'll have to parse out the intensity that's at the end of each attribute.  You have to strip off the percentage by hand; there's no automatic method for that.

[TrailMyx]

Bingo .. i had forgotten about that.  Nice catch TM

Yeh, that's one of those annoying inconsistencies.

[Coragin]

Yes, but you'll have to parse out the intensity that's at the end of each attribute.  You have to strip off the percentage by hand; there's no automatic method for that.

Okay, we will wait till I am more adept for that, I have no clue how to do that, unless you feel like posting a detailed example with say Hit Life Leech 51+.  But that is not high on my priority list, when I make my armor script the uses powder of fort and imbuing, I will need to learn that.  But not now, but would be nice for reference later, but not a big deal.

[TrailMyx]

Best I can tell you is to take a look at the CLAw; there's a routine in there that breaks everything up into attributes with leading intensities (100%), and trailing intensities.

[Endless Night]

Look up the STR command and all its options. Thats how you do it.

str pos 
str del
str mid
etc