I'm playing a mud that prefaces a lot of line with the same boilerplate, so I have a trigger to shorten it for sanity's sake.
For example: Notice: "This is what's happening.", becomes "This is what's happening.".
My problem is that I sometimes want to trigger based on the text following the boilerplate. If I set up further triggers to react on Notice: "...", the trigger doesn't work. If I set it up to react on the modified output, it doesn't work either.
I've tried changing the sequence of the master substitution trigger that strips the "Notice:" bit off to both higher and lower values without any success. Trying to do so with the keep evaluating checkbox didn't seem to work either.
I have seen this work in a plugin form before: The plugin had a trigger that removed the boilerplate, and I was able to create a world trigger containing the original (unmodified) text, and have both of them work -- the text was shortened, and any automatic reactions I wanted based on the changing text also worked.
I'm using the master substitution trigger right in the world in this case, however. Is there any way I can get this to work, or should I just export the substitution out to a plugin?
For example: Notice: "This is what's happening.", becomes "This is what's happening.".
My problem is that I sometimes want to trigger based on the text following the boilerplate. If I set up further triggers to react on Notice: "...", the trigger doesn't work. If I set it up to react on the modified output, it doesn't work either.
I've tried changing the sequence of the master substitution trigger that strips the "Notice:" bit off to both higher and lower values without any success. Trying to do so with the keep evaluating checkbox didn't seem to work either.
I have seen this work in a plugin form before: The plugin had a trigger that removed the boilerplate, and I was able to create a world trigger containing the original (unmodified) text, and have both of them work -- the text was shortened, and any automatic reactions I wanted based on the changing text also worked.
I'm using the master substitution trigger right in the world in this case, however. Is there any way I can get this to work, or should I just export the substitution out to a plugin?