triggers:mprog:greet
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| - | GREET and GRALL (greet all) | ||
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| - | Keyword : 'greet' | ||
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| - | Argument: number | ||
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| - | Keyword : 'grall' | ||
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| - | Argument: number | ||
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| - | Explanation: Both GREET and GRALL have a percentile chance as an argument, like RANDOM. They are both triggered when someone enters the room. The difference is that a GREET trigger only triggers when the mob actually sees the person enter, so a sneaking person wouldn’t be greeted, and if the mob can’t see invis, it won’t greet invis persons neither. GRALL always triggers, even if the mob can’t see the person. | ||
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| - | Example: “Addmp 1000 grall 75” Has a 75% chance to trigger when someone enters the room, even if the mob can’t see the person. | ||
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