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Mental Tracker

Spell Tracker

Here's a simple way to see what spells you have left at a glance instead of just trying and hoping you have one left. To use this, you will need to set the following for each spell you want to track. I have used the spell Burning Hands as an example:
Variable
Variable Name: burn
Value *Leave Blank*

Alias
Alias Name: burn
Command: c 'burning hands' %1

Trigger
Pattern: You have finished memorizing burning hands.
Command: #ADD burn 1

Trigger
Pattern: * (%d) - burning hands
Command: burn=%1

Every time you type in mem, the script will update the number of each spell you have ready to go. It also watches for you to finish memorizing a spell and increments the count. I use an alias to cast this spell, but you can also use a hot-key with the same code. This does have a few small problems figuring out that you forgot all of a spell as well as not watching for the casting itself. If you happen to get bashed before you start casting, the tracker will think you have one less than you do. A quick 'mem' during a fight will allow it to reset itself without you having to try to read it during the battle-spam.


Mental tracker
Elemental poofing on you at the most critical moment? With a little knowledge of how long your mentals stick around and this script, it's much less likely for you to be caught by surprise!
Variable
Variable Name: mentaltime
Value *Leave Blank*

Alias
Alias Name: mrep
Command: order elemental rep;gsay current mental created at @mentaltime, current time is %time(hh.mm.ss)

Trigger
Pattern: elemental starts following you
Command: order elemental consent silor;order elemental rep silor;#var mentaltime %time(hh.mm.ss)

Trigger
Pattern: elemental stops following you.
Command: #mes mental created at @mentaltime, died at %time(hh.mm.ss)


I am currently looking for a way to subtract one time from another. I want to know the difference between the two times (mentaltime and the current time). If anyone has done this, please let me know!


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