Ever wanted to just drop down a label, and drag it around to get it where you wanted it, without all the hassle of figure out what the right numbers are to make it go where you want? Now there is a script for that. This script either takes an existing Geyser label, or the necessary info to create on...

I created two functions to capture text from a window in color, suited either for writing in labels or using with decho. They are copy2html and copy2decho. They both take a window name (defaults to "main"), the string you want to copy from that line (defaults to the entire line), and the instance of...

Here is a set of functions that you should be able to use to do what you are looking to do. You just need to fill in the curses and curse_priority tables, and make the necessary triggers and aliases to use them. -- smart cursing functions -- table matching curse messages to curse names local curses ...

I know scripting can seem a bit overwhelming when you first get started. I find the key is to break it down into its component parts, and then get them working one at a time. To help get you started, here is the general approach I would go with for what you are talking about. Capture "You know the f...

Okay, so it looks like you have four different target possibilities, none, "myself", target, and target02, and you are obviously setting target and target02 some other way. It also looks like there are a greater variety of types of spells than I expected, with some preferring you as a target but abl...

What you want is certainly possible... but I say that without actually being clear about what it is that you want to do. It is clear that you want an alias that will easily let you use one of three different casting techniques, but then you go on about parameters in a way that doesn't really make an...

Someone asked on Discord that I share the setup I used for the demo video, so here it is. I had this in an alias and was using it while doing development and testing, so it is pretty basic. But I think it shows how little needs to be done to make use of this script. mapper = Geyser.Mapper:new({name ...

I forgot, here is a brief demo video of this script in action.
edit: Zaphob: Watch on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWbugxsCmNA

This script makes a GUI framework that allows the user to add Geyser windows/containers to any of 6 existing spots, 4 of which are tab switched to allow multiple windows/containers in them. The containers can be resized and windows can be moved around on the fly by the user ( right click and drag on...

Sure, just add an if statement to your trigger (assuming your name is being added to the list by that), like so: