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Lokorin
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 Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 11:40 am Post subject: EQ2 join/leave patterns |
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This is in response to a thread about easier ways to record participation data in EQ2. The suggestion in the thread is to have a pattern set for EQ2 that can take two manual commands, *join and *leave, to tell the parser that someone has joined or left the raid. I'm assuming that a /whoraid command in the beginning should work as a series of join commands.
The pattern set is based on the existing /whoraid pattern set for EQ2. I do not have access to a whole lot of testlogs for EQ2, so the testing done is minimal.
The basic idea is to at the start of the raid do a /whoraid followed by a *begin command (by saying "*Begin" to a chat channel). Then whenever someone joins or leaves the raid one issues a *join or *leave command by saying "*Join foo" or "*Leave foo" where "foo" is the name of the person who joined or left. Then at the end of the raid one issues an *end command.
Settings
Input type: Text
Parse mode: Join/Leave
Parsed times are in UTC: True
Patterns and formats (in the "Parse patterns" tab's "Join/Leave" subtab)
Join pattern
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| \((\d+)\)\[.*?\] (\[.*?\]|You tell .*? \(\d+\),"\*[jJ]oin) (\w+) |
Join format
Leave pattern
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| \((\d+)\)\[.*?\] You tell .*? \(\d+\),"\*[lL]eave (\w+)"\Z |
Leave format
Begin pattern
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| \((\d+)\)\[.*?\] You tell .*? \(\d+\),"\*[bB]egin"\Z |
Begin format
End pattern
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| \((\d+)\)\[.*?\] You tell .*? \(\d+\),"\*[eE]nd"\Z |
End format
The rest (e.g. the loot pattern etc) can be copied from the existing EQ2 pattern sets.
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SuprSurfr
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| Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 9:30 pm Post subject: |
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Would this be correct if i wanted to take the commands from the raid channel?
Join Pattern:
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| \((\d+)\)\[.*?\] (\[.*?\]| You say to the raid party,"\(\d+\),"\*[jJ]oin) (\w+) |
Join Format"
Leave Pattern:
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| \((\d+)\)\[.*?\] You say to the raid party,"\(\d+\),"\*[lL]eave (\w+)"\Z |
Leave Format:
I am in classic mode.
Thanks in advance.
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Lokorin
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| Posted: Sat May 26, 2007 10:08 am Post subject: |
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| SuprSurfr wrote: |
| Would this be correct if i wanted to take the commands from the raid channel? |
Please provide some samples of the messages you're trying to capture so I can check whether they match.
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SuprSurfr
Joined: 24 May 2007
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| Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 4:15 am Post subject: |
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| Lokorin wrote: |
| SuprSurfr wrote: |
| Would this be correct if i wanted to take the commands from the raid channel? |
Please provide some samples of the messages you're trying to capture so I can check whether they match. |
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| (1180222593)[Sat May 26 19:36:33 2007] You say to the raid party,"*join Laniala" |
I guess I am not sure when I need to do the *join command...
When a new member joins or leaves the raid I do a /whoraid.
For some reason they are not being added to the raid.
here is my current config.
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Lokorin
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| Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 7:17 pm Post subject: |
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| SuprSurfr wrote: |
I guess I am not sure when I need to do the *join command...
When a new member joins or leaves the raid I do a /whoraid.
For some reason they are not being added to the raid. |
The *join command would be done whenever someone joins. I.e. if player Foo joins the raid then you do "*join Foo". The /whoraid command would only be the done at the beginning (i.e. only once). The patterns have not been tested especially much as I do not have any good log to test with, so they might not be working correctly.
The basic flow of a raid with this pattern set would be as follows:
The raid is about to start, you do a /whoraid and then "*begin".
Someone joins the raid, you do "*join NameOfPersonThatJoined".
Someone leaves, you do "*leave NameOfPersonThatLeft".
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The raid is ended, you do "*end"
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SuprSurfr
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| Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 11:52 pm Post subject: |
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May I PM you my raid log so you can test?
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Lokorin
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| Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 9:03 pm Post subject: |
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Looking in you log I saw that you say the commands in the raid party channel, they are intended to be used in chat channels. They shouldn't be especially hard to modify to fit a raid party channel if you want that instead though.
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Sundew
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| Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 8:40 pm Post subject: |
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First of all, thank you for an excellent tool. I have just set it up and started working with it.
Whenever I raid, I like to be able to link the loot in the command. That by default give me something along the lines of:
\aITEM -1651017392 1711664321:Battleguard of Atrebe\/a
as loot item. So I have modified your pattern a bit to remove the linking info such that I get:
Battleguard of Atrebe
as output from the parser
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\((\d+)\)\[.*?\] You say to the raid party,\s*"\*[Ll]oot (\w+) - (.*?) - (-?\d+(?:\.\d+)?)"
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and the format becomes:
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0|0|0|0|0|$1|$2|$3|$4
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I use it for the raid channel, but it can easily be modified for use in chat channels:
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\((\d+)\)\[.*?\] You tell .*? \(\d+\),\s*"\*[Ll]oot (\w+) - (.*?) - (-?\d+(?:\.\d+)?)"
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/Sundew
EDIT: The pattern still works for non-linked items of course
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