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Ugh. Well color me not suprised on the poor sales. I should have done a trial on zMapper as well before going ahead and buying the package deal. zMapper is soooooo buggy. =(

I was thinking of using ...

Be warned however, anything that hits the screen can activate your Triggers. even #SAY

Try playing with these three functions...

%roomname(,"name")
%roomdesc(,"desc")
%roomexit(,"exit")

Note, this still does not answer for portals and one way links. Handling these situations wil ...

Yuck and double yuck.

* CW>Valinor Street
There is an old street-lamp on the border of the street.
Exits: north, east, west.

The prompt got attatched to your title line, I hate when muds d ...

I don't know about everyone else, but I know in my case your database is in error. I purchased your 55$ bundle including zMud, zMap, and acx a bit over a week ago. I have a copy of the webaddress it s ...

'~' is the key you want.

#EXEC {say~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ }

That will force it to type say with seven spaces after it. Normally zmud will trim out any extraneous whitespace. There might be other ways to ...

Humm... yea, it is rather a monster, I considered converting it to a string list at one point but chose not to bother. When I initially started coding in those triggers I didn't know how to define str ...

The FORALL in this trigger looks fairly time consuming. It may help to make it a priority sequence. If it is 'too much text' for it to handle this should resolve it. Note, I also see that your {$} t ...

HUmm.... set the code aside for a minute. Before I can really think about this one I need a clearer picture of what exactly this shuffle concept is intended to do.

Humm.... Well this could be a trigger, but I think your desired IF sequence is going to complcate things if it's going to work in all cases.

#VAR FriendList {human|elf|dwarf}
#TRIGGER &# ...

A word of warning on this. If you go with a basic If (HP<250) it will be awfully spammy if you are under this threshold for any amount of time. An example would be a similar message someone spammed ...

Okay, I've been doing a lot of work on this lately. I held off posting off anything new for a while because I was making a pretty profound change to how the script verifies if you have moved or not. I ...

Humm... Well I guess I'm confused then. Still confused in fact. But If you're making progress on your idea now, that's what really matters. =P

This is how I do that. The #CLASS SomethingSomething 0 line only executes once, as soon as you load the script or login or whatever. It immediatelly disables the class before it does anything.

#CLA ...

To the best of my knowledge, it simply can't be done currently without going to a plugin of some kind. #GAUGE is simply not designed with more than two colors in mind.

On a personal note, I think i ...

#TRIGGER {^%e~[1;31m*DISARMS your Nasr, Claymore of Sovereignty!$} {#ECHO TEST} "" {color}

You forgot to enable color. =P

Also, This doesn't look like ...

Don't want much do ya?

As far as I know, zMUD does not do popup windows Period. To say nothing of popup windows of the highlight variety. Also setting this up so it only highlights certain traits f ...

Oh brother... don't want much do ya?

I'm just going to snag a line or two here as example and let you expand things from there. Also I haven't messed much with the databasing side of things yet so ...

I'm still hoping to find an answer on this. I want to store the entire description block in a single variable and keep the formatting intact since in many cases it becomes nearly unreadable if I do no ...

That's confusing. Could I see a short example of this battlespam and an explanation of what you're trying to do with it ?

I got this a lot for a while myself although I am not entirely sure what caused it. I ultimatelly ended up saving all my scripts and maps off to a seperate folder, nuking the mud folders in zmud and i ...

You're asking for advise on how to cheat on your Mud? Hehe. You're on your own friend. And yes, there are ways....

The problem with $ is that it is a special character. When seen in a trigger command it means <EOL>. So it will try to match your pattern ending at the $ as the end of a line.

If your $ is in ...

There's two main ways to handle that.

#VAR Card {%concat(%1, %2)}

or simply

#VAR Card {%1 %2}

Either should work.

No problem. Syntax in zMud can be rather tricky. I reccomend using the editor included with zMud and tagging pretty print regularly. it's good at catching syntax errors for ya.