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=== Triggers ===
=== Triggers ===
These are examples of how to create an [[triggers|trigger]].
These are examples of how to create an [[triggers|trigger]].
* [[Gold Counter]]: This alias will keep track of the amount of gold picked up. It shows how to use wildcards in a trigger text.
* [[WildcardMatching|Wildcard Matching]]: How to use wildcards in your triggers to match text and automatically assign data to variables.
* [[Balance Recovery Attack]]: This is an example of a trigger to automatically attack a target when you recover balance.
* [[Balance Recovery Attack]]: This is an example of a trigger to automatically attack a target when you recover balance.


=== Functions ===
=== Functions ===
These are examples of how to create a [[functions|function]].
These are examples of how to create a [[functions|function]].
[[GMCP Data|GMCPData]]: This example reads some data coming over via [[GMCP]] and assigns it to variables.
* [[GMCP Data|GMCPData]]: This example reads some data coming over via [[GMCP]] and assigns it to variables.

Latest revision as of 17:34, 19 February 2016

This page links to several reflex examples. You can use these directly or use them to help you create new types of reflexes.

Aliases

These are examples of how to create an alias.

Keybinds

These are examples of how to create an keybind.

Triggers

These are examples of how to create an trigger.

  • Gold Counter: This alias will keep track of the amount of gold picked up. It shows how to use wildcards in a trigger text.
  • Wildcard Matching: How to use wildcards in your triggers to match text and automatically assign data to variables.
  • Balance Recovery Attack: This is an example of a trigger to automatically attack a target when you recover balance.

Functions

These are examples of how to create a function.

  • GMCPData: This example reads some data coming over via GMCP and assigns it to variables.