I'm hoping someone can help with some AUTO_SKIP functions that I want to implement. I've made a few that work, but some others that I tried aren't working as I'd like, and there are still more that I haven't even attempted because I know I don't know how to code them.
So, here are the ones that are working:
> skip if there are 15 or more cards in opponents graveyard (used on
Jace's Erasure)
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<AUTO_SKIP>
local filter = ClearFilter()
filter:SetZone(ZONE_GRAVEYARD)
local total = filter:Count()
if total >= 15 then
return true
end
return false
</AUTO_SKIP>
> skip if you have 20 or more life, (or 30 or more in 2HG) -- this was taken from an already working
Soul Warden. I've used it on things like
Kitchen Finks.
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<AUTO_SKIP>
local effectController = EffectController()
if effectController:GetTeam():IsSharedLifeTotal() == true then
if effectController:GetLifeTotal() >= 30 then
return true
end
else
if effectController:GetLifeTotal() >= 20 then
return true
end
end
return false
</AUTO_SKIP>
> skip unless opponent has 10 or less life (used TFMs "bloodied" code from
Vampire Lacerator). Used on things like
Murderous Redcap and
Deathbringer Thoctar- Code: Select all
<AUTO_SKIP>
if TFM_AnyOpponentBloodied() == false then
return true
end
return false
</AUTO_SKIP>
but I would also like to make it check if opponent has any creatures with 1 toughness (but 1 toughness after damage is taken into account, e.g. if there is a creature that naturally has 5 toughness but has been dealt 4 damage), and only skip if not
Here are the ones that I tried and don't work that I want to get working:
> check for free mana -- if there is 8 mana or more available then skip (for use with things like
Axebane Guardian,
Bloom Tender,
Wild Growth, and other mana producers, and I want to add it to
Nettle Sentinel also because I use it in an infinite mana combo with
Heritage Druid, and
Palinchron which I also use in an infinite mana combo)
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<AUTO_SKIP>
local effectController = EffectController()
if effectController:CanPayManaCost("{8}") then
return true
end
return false
</AUTO_SKIP>
at the moment the code is acting like <AUTO_SKIP always="1" />
> skip if the card has 5 or more counters on it (whatever type of counter, I mostly want it for cards that add +1/+1 counters though). For use with cards like
Deathbringer Thoctar,
Carrion Feeder- Code: Select all
<AUTO_SKIP no_effect_source="1">
return EffectSourceLKI():CountCounters(MTG():GetCountersType("PlusOnePlusOne")) >= 5
</AUTO_SKIP>
I tried to adapt this from the AUTO_SKIP code on
Pyromancer Ascension - Code: Select all
<AUTO_SKIP no_effect_source="1">
return EffectSourceLKI():CountCounters(MTG():GetCountersType("Quest")) >= 2
</AUTO_SKIP>
but for some reason it doesn't seem to work, maybe it doesn't recognise "PlusOnePlusOne" as a counter type?
> skip if you have 7 or more cards in hand. For use with cards like
River Kelpie and
Staff of Domination.
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<AUTO_SKIP>
local effectController = EffectController()
if effectController():Hand_Count() == total >=7 then
return true
end
return false
</AUTO_SKIP>
And now the ones that I haven't tried but want:
> skip if there are 5 or more tokens of a particular kind that the card produces, for use with cards like
Titania, Protector of Argoth,
Rampaging Baloths,
Presence of Gond,
Sprouting Phytohydra, etc.
> skip if it's opponent creature that entered the battlefield, or if you have 9 or more creatures under your control, for GRAFT cards.
> skip only if opponent doesn't have any creatures with 1 toughness (but 1 toughness after damage is taken into account, e.g. if there is a creature that naturally has 5 toughness but has been dealt 4 damage). For use with things like
Deathbringer Thoctar and
Murderous Redcap.
> skip persist effect based on some condition, I don't know what though. Ideally I'd want it to only skip after the first or second time it's been activated in a turn, but I don't know if this is possible, so some other condition may need to be used, but I can't think of anything suitable.
Any and help with these will be greatly appreciated!
Posted: 29 Oct 2015, 17:00
I might have a closer look and try to figure out why.