Post by MidnightChipmunk on Mar 17, 2017 16:53:55 GMT -5
Hello! This is going to be a short little tutorial, but it's more of a here's a little bit of useful information you might be able to use!
Parameter Codes are place holder for different strings when casting a spell and they are as followed:
%a - The name of the caster.
%t - The name of the target.
%1 - The first typed parameter, if the spell is cast with the /cast command.
%c - The cool down of the spell
%s - A name of a spell. (Very useful when working with Magic XP.)
%var:<variable name>:0% - You can use this to display a variable.
These are pretty self explanatory, but if you plug in one of these parameters to a str-cast-self/other let's say it will print out what they stand for instead!
Parameter Codes are place holder for different strings when casting a spell and they are as followed:
%a - The name of the caster.
%t - The name of the target.
%1 - The first typed parameter, if the spell is cast with the /cast command.
%c - The cool down of the spell
%s - A name of a spell. (Very useful when working with Magic XP.)
%var:<variable name>:0% - You can use this to display a variable.
These are pretty self explanatory, but if you plug in one of these parameters to a str-cast-self/other let's say it will print out what they stand for instead!