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Does subbing the prompt cost you alot of speed?

EDIT: Nevermind.

In IRE games, the prompt has certain elements that will change, depending on certain conditions. That means that one part of it could be multiple things at any time. What would be the best way to dete ...

Thanks for the information so far! And when you say that #SUB and #PSUB do not cause any extra trigger testing, do you also mean that there isn't a loss in speed when using them?

I have a few somewhat more specific questions.

Is there much of a difference in speed between #SW and #IF statements? And how much slow-down do you get from using #SA or maybe #SHOW? And finally, ...

I have heard alot of things about CMUD, triggers, aliases, etc. Certain things do this, and certain things do that.. but what exactly contributes to slowing down your triggers overall? And are there c ...

I went with a simple set-up in the end, which solved my problem. I was using multiple modules with a single window, and the alarms would be placed in the window, and wouldn't do anything. Like I said, ...

They are just simple things. I have an alarm that resets a variable after a few seconds, but they are in different modules. It uses the main window to store the alarm, but all of the modules are marke ...

Using CMUD 2.12 and 2.13, I've discovered that, eventually, my alarms will no longer work. I'm not sure what could cause this, but I'm not sure what to do. At first, they work perfectly. And eventuall ...