Manage Condition Events¶

Adding a new Condition Event¶

Select Condition Events and click Add Event... and a new window will appear.
Enter a name for the new event.
Optionally, set a category for the event.
Implement the condition function for the new event. The condition function should return a result which can be evaluated to a boolean value, true or false. If the condition function result evaluates to true, then the action function will be called. If the condition function evaluates to false, then the action function will not be called. Note that in addition to true and false, nil is also considered to be false and any other non-nil and non-boolean value is considered to be true. Unlike other languages, the number 0 would also evaluate to true.
Implement the action function for the new event. The action function is called when the condition function returns a result which evaluates to true, and should perform whatever action you want to be taken when the condition is satisfied.
Optionally, also implement the on_load function if you would like any actions to be performed immediately upon the event being enabled.
Click Save to save the new event.

Select Condition Events and find the event you wish to edit.
Select the event and click the Edit button.
Make updates to the event in the new window that appears, and then click Save.

Select Condition Events and find the event you wish to edit.
Double click the event you wish to view and a new event viewer window will appear.

Events can be enabled or disabled for a given character.

Run the command /lem cond event_name 0 to disable the event named event_name.
Run the command /lem cond event_name 1 to enable the event named event_name.