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This was mentioned in a post a long time ago (back around 1.02, I think), but I'm not sure if it was noticed, so I'm posting it again. When I maximize Cmud, it extends about 5 or 6 pixels onto my sec ...

This isn't the database, it's a db variable... *shrugs* I don't know if they're connected code wise, but they don't act the same at all.

I don't know if anyone else has posted on this, so I will now. Database record variables, at least in the settings editor, are pretty buggy. The only way I can see the values stored in it, for some ...

One minor thing I have noticed with dual monitors. With my current resolution settings (1024x768 on the main screen, 1280x768 on the secondary screen), when the window is maximized in the main screen ...

On a somewhat related note... will Cmud layouts work with dual monitors? I have two monitors set up on my computer and I'd like to have a map, and perhaps another window or two if I can get it workin ...

It looks like the problem is in your testing. When you do that line, the all the ";" are being evaluated right then. So it's the same as sending:

#say Someone
#trig {Someone tells you '(%1)'} { ...

heh, Vigilante posted while I was putting up my script.

Here's a script that works from what I've tested:

#CLASS {Walk Shrine}
#ALIAS walkshrine {
#VARIABLE walkroom {%item( @shrinelist, 1)}
#VARIABLE walklength ...

Ah, k. Something like this?

#ALIAS findbag {#VAR bagcount {1};give bag 1 to yourself}
#TR {bag of holding is about (%d)~% full.$} {#IF (%1>0) {#ADD bagcount 1;give bag @bagcount to yourself} { ...

#TR {bag of holding is about (%d)~% full.$} {#IF (%1>0) {whatever you do to swap bags} {#SAY Empty bag found!}}

Support in the ctrl+f find (to search through the scrollback) for regex syntax would be cool to have.

Put all the triggers you want to turn off into a class folder, then use "#T- classname" to turn off all triggers in that class, and "#T+ classname" to turn them all back on.

Something like:

#FORALL @mobsinroom {#IF (%ismember("%i",@AgroMobsToSleep)) {cs %i}}

might work. As far as I know, you can't use %ismember to loop through a string var and compare it to another ...

It should be a part of your settings now, and will always be there unless you delete it.

Or that too :)

#MENU {Settings|Enable Triggers}

nvm, figured it out. Can't have the "" around the %ansi

Hrmm... maybe it was my having it within an %if statement then? Here's the actual trigger:

#TRIGGER {IronWood - (&03)$} {
#IF (@woodnums.ironwood = %eval( %1)) {#CW green} {#CW Red}
...

Is there any way to add color within a #PSUB? I've tried using %ansi and <color=red>, but neither gets expanded.

A function holding the value of the time remaining on the tick timer would be nice. I know you can query it with #T?, but I'd like something like %tick that would could be used in scripts to return t ...

I'm not sure if this is possible with zmapper atm, since I havn't looked into it that closely, but something I'd like to see (maybe in the pro version?) would be a way to easily add some sort of tempo ...

Hrmm... nexala's test works for me... 9.4 is what it gives

#TRIGGER "ms_salve" {^The salve seeps into your skin and slowly heals you. } {#NOOP do nothing}
#COND {^The salve seeps into your skin and slowly heals you.} ...

This is the wintin95 script, which as far as I can see has somewhat different syntax than zmud. Try exporting your actual zmud settings to a text file and then pasting that here. As I said, the prob ...

Zmud does not malfunction in this way, the problem has to be in the script transfering. It would help if you pasted the script in question here so we could see what it was doing and try and find the ...