to start your script .target <variable#1> i.e. .scripting babysteps

babysteps will be put into your %1 variable slot

now you can do one of two things. You can write your script to use %1 or you can create a new variable. each has pros and cons.

if you don't want to create a new variable.. write your script to cast by using "Put prep %1 30" or whatever, replace the spell with %1.

If you want to write it to a new variable, the at the top of your script:

setvariable <variablename> %1

or using our example

setvariable babysteps %1

then in the script, you'll not use %1 but %babysteps

so it'd look like "Put prep %babysteps 30"

as an extra fun bit you get up to 9 variables that way. so you can do something like

.spell <spellName1> <spellName2> <mana1> <mana2> <collectOption> <juggleItem>

and write a script out to use spellName1 @ mana1 to lock, then switch to spellName2 @ mana2 to lock, then collect collectOption, then juggle juggleItem.. then start all over.

I don't recommend looping scripts without some sort of exit (mind lock) because you never know what could happens and getting popped for afk scripting is never a good time.


hope that helps!