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I can only think of one other way of doing it, which involves a bit of mick-mucking around.
Basically, the number of characters in the line is always going to be the same, so you could trigger on a f ...

I'm pretty sure you have a problem within the database that the mapper sit in.
Try creating a new session, and connect to your mud without importing anything, and if the mapper open to an empty map, ...

For the windows, you can have several options
1) Tabbed, Every window is in a seperate tab position, and you can only see 1 window at a time.
2) A window can be positioned at the top, left, right ...

Um, no. You shouldn't be using ~ inside the escape codes.

I have a colour trigger that works under cmud to grab comm lines.
It is:

#TRIGGER {%e[35m(%x)} {#CAP comms;#GAG}

which grabs lines o ...

You have no other triggers using gags at all?
Nothing with #GAGON or #GAGOFF or #GAGBLOCK?

What I would do is create a new session to the mud, and add in just that trigger alone.
First just try c ...

Hrm, I can recall it being mentioned elsewhere, but I cannot seem to find it in search either.
In any case, open your package editor, and on the top menu you will normally have to the right a menu wi ...

In the mud I play, you can enter a river, and after about 5 beats you get washed downstream 1 room at a time. I put a trigger in the room script to move myself to the next room, and it works fine 9 ou ...

>Can I do something like
>#if (strength = false) {#line 2,3,4,5,6) {drop @item}

If the pattern is 'Affects strength by (%d).', it will only trigger if the item affects strength. If the item ...

put (ringmail sleeves rare Wraith Arms armor' is type armor, extra flags none.) bag

the trigger variable needs only to be @item not the whole line how to i assign a variable to stop after the word ...

I'm guessing you mean Death Traps. But in any case, yes. Once you find a room you want to avoid, click on the room in the mapper window (once only. if you double-click on a room in the mapper, the map ...

Well, given the one room description, and assuming all the rooms are similar,
you could trigger on the initial word and the dash to set an exit tab.
Try using:

#TRIGGER {^(%w) - *} {#TAG exit %1 ...

I tested using #ABORT all in both zmud and cmud, and both process both Command 1 and Command 3.
Zmud help files give the example of using #ABORT 1, and not abort all.
So, yes, atm you need to a fin ...

All I can guess at the moment is that it is not picking up the exits properly.
Try using #TAG to specify the exit line(s) of the rooms.
Failing that, give an example of a room and what exits the map ...

Well, I get something similar, but worse.

Under Zmud, I could trigger on underlined and inverse video, but cannot anymore under Cmud as the ansi escape sequences are just all [0S.

E.g.

Zmud ...

Well, #CAPTURE will only capture a specified number of lines.
An alternate is to use #C+ , which will continuously capture text to the window.
Then you will need to trigger on your prompt and use a ...

Having recently bought Cmud, I decided to update my scripts but got stuck when I tried to change a list of #IF statements into a #SWITCH one. The main bit is a trigger that triggers on ANSI colour out ...

I love Zmapper, mainly because I can script exits for those really weird ones in my mud.
What I do to distinguish between the different shops is to colour the rooms differently.
Mind you, I don't ha ...

Sorry, I don't have a lot of time to wade through the script, maybe someone else can do it, but I can give a few pointers to tidy it up a little, as you could use the %ABS function for in the howfar a ...

I have a similar situation on the mud I play.

Due to some items and monsters generating text in various colours, and me being too lazy to generate an exception list, I set the mud to send all tell ...

Well, one way of doing it would be to create an alarm that triggers on the pass message that does the next poison making in x seconds.
Then you would need to create a variable as a counter as well.
...

Under Zmud, 'help mod' gives a nice example... so..

#ALIAS asay {#ECHO Icicle storm ready in h:%eval(%alarm(cloak)/3600000) m:%mod(%alarm(cloak)/60000,60) s:%mod(%alarm(cloak)/1000,60)}

which ...

#REGEX {\[(--|\d+)\s(--\s+|\a+)\s\s(\s\s\s|\a+).(---|\a+)\]\s(\w+)} {#show matched}

Try that. It worked on my system. Guessing from the above it
returns the level? race? class1 class2 playername ...

Hrm. If you read the help file on regex, it tells you (in another colour too) that the prefix for @ should be a '~' instead of a '\' in zmud to stop zmud parsing a variable.

Therefore this works on ...

Heh. I had a similar problem with my communication windows...
Until I set the colour in the mud of any comm line to reverse video as almost nothing else in the mud is reverse video, then created a co ...

Has anyone else had the problem of that the right-click menu in the mapper under Zmud doesn't display any option in it? All I get is the up and down arrows, but no options, and the arrows don't scroll ...