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This is how i would process the channel data:

<trigger name="gmcpchtrig" type="GMCP" param="201" priority="4" trigontrig="false" id="4" ...

It is hard to imagine precisely what your database records look like. Please post an exact db record that is supposed to be executed. Once we look at what the client sees we can go from there.

Also, the .dll may just have gotten out of scope for some reason. Whenever I get that message, I go to the CMUD folder (in Program Files (x86)) and cut/paste PCRE810.dll

I make extensive use of C# as an scripting extension. Once you understand that CMUD is both a server and a client you can take advantage of this feature. The way I communicate between zscript with C# ...

I am running CMUD under Windows 10 with no problems related to the client.

If you want to do your own color translation read .

For the door problem see my reply in this .

The fact that you said "package" and not "packages" tells me that you are trying to open the same session multiple times which not the same thing as what you want. What you want to do is name each ses ...

Take note also that if you modify the map in one session you will have to reload it in the other(s) because the map is loaded into memory at the start.

Perhaps if you could post a screenshot we could tell more. I use full ansi color sequences (including xterm) and it works, though if the window you are writing to does not have the focus the colors ha ...

Use MAKEWINDOW. If the window already exists it just opens it while allowing you to specify positioning parameters among other things.

For instance:

#ADDKEY $params {internal=yes|width=248| ...

Could you show us the line(s) that is/are failing? The MXP you are trying to use.

I may be misunderstanding you, but those menus were created outside of cmud using the windows menu creation facility. Perhaps, you could show what yours look like now?

Actually, you can modify the map database on the fly. If you modify the Object table and you want to see the reflected changes (i.e. the rooms) then you simply reload it. If the data can be viewed via ...

I created the trigger as you have it and it works for me. You must remember that the format #ALARM {+@var} {@cmds} will cause the trigger to delete itself when it fires after @var seconds elapse. Read ...

You can write C# apps that are COM visible and registered for COM interop.
There are two ways you can interact with CMUD. One way is to execute a method and wait for the returned output (I usually on ...

It is unfortunate that Lua runs in CMUD's main thread. There is no way to separate them so yes, there will be a delay. One thing you can do is run your code against Chrome in an external app (you can ...

This might help.

In my opinion, it would be cleaner to make it a function:

#FUNCTION mapquery($mask) { #IF !%null($mask) { #RETURN %mapquery($mask) } }

Example:

# ...

The problem with what you are doing is that there is no actual relationship between the hitching and the mount.
At least, in the script. You have a set of mounts that could be used, but you don't kno ...

There is a tutorial here.

#PROMPT just places the reply in the variable provided (in this case RepairEquipment).
From what you show you are using the following format: #PROMPT varname caption {code}.
If this is the case, {co ...

Show us how you are building the command. It appears you are prefixing <SEND> and suffixing </SEND> to the text. The problem might be there.

As you cycle through the config dialog boxes you will reach one where the exit string is displayed. The field editable. I would try to enter that regex into that box and see if that works. If not then ...

It seems it doesn't understand the exits line.
There are (*) obvious exits as well as the strings for one and no exits is confusing the mapper. You may have to use a custom trigger to capture that l ...