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- Set up a method as an event handler in the GUI (easiest, but only allows one handler pr script)
- Create a new script
- Give it a name, e.g. "onGmcpCharVitals"
- in the script, create a function with the same name, eg function onGmcpCharVitals()
- Add the event name to the "Add user Event Handler" (e.g. gmcp.Char.Vitals) and click the "+" button, so that the event name is pushed up to the "Registered Event Handlers"
- NOT RECOMMENDED - Use an AnonymousEventHandler (this is somewhat more complex to do right, but allows multiple handlers in the same script), e.g.
handlerId = registerAnonymousEventHandler("gmcp.Char.Vitals", "processCharVitals")
Note! make sure to save the handlerid, and check for its existance before you register a handler when usign this method, otherwize you might get multiple fires pr event
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Note! I do not recomment method 2 unless you are very experienced with Lua and event programming. This is because it is VERY easy to get into a state where the handler will fire multiple times. |
CMUD Specific
To use GMCP in CMUD, you use Triggers,
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