The attached Glances target to spell up Stone, Haste and Globe. Should be an easy mod to gsay shields on a glance target.
Don't know if Front/Back rank code is still in on Duris, may impact in some situations if still active.

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You could use a table with the long description as keys. InfTable = { ["some mineral dust"] = "Stone", ["a small chunk of stone"] = "Stone", ["a large, polished stone"] = "Stone", ["a small piece of meteorite"] = "Stone"...

Insert capture groups in your regex to align with your desired variables, then build a string from the matches and echo the string to the miniConsole. myExample: local Hps=tonumber(matches[4]) local Mvs=tonumber(matches[5]) local Name=matches[2] local CharClass=matches[3] SetHPcolor() SetMVcolor() G...

You can control the FontSize but not the Font for a miniConsole. They utilize the default font. calcFontSize(fontSize) Used to calculate the number of pixels wide and high a character would be on a mini console at fontSize. As the primary intended usage is for calculating the needed dimensions of a ...

Any chance you trigger is multi-line? or otherwise allowing the cursor to get beyond the line your wanting to delete? Regarding you follow up, this works for me which uses matches[3]: Pattern: (Head|Front|Back)\)\s(.*)$ local xName = string.trim(matches[3]) groupMate = xName GroupCount = GroupCount ...

I would suggest checking your logic without the deleteLine() to make sure you have things working appropriately. I use deleteLine() a lot to remove text from the main window that I have routed to miniconsoles. example: if not string.starts(line, "Zone:") then if not string.starts(line, &qu...

how about gsub?

Assuming you have the exact code in your post your issue is with the variable: Brasidas. I'm assuming you really wanted "Brasidas" rather than a variable Brasidas. target = matches[2] display (target) if target ~= "Brasidas" then send("stand") send("rescue " ....

This change to the label definition worked for me, maybe it will point you in the right direction. Would love to see the final product when you are finished. starmap = {} starmap.systems = { } starmap.planet_container = Geyser.Container:new({ name = "starmap.planet_container", -- give it a...