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From the zMUD help file you can do this:

#KEY F1 {eat bread}

I don't know where a list of keys words are, but it also shows
<ALT-D>={drink water}

So I would assume its: #KEY <ALT-D& ...

Earlier on the board LightBulb responded to this almost exactly...

Its in percentages though but pretty much works the same. I will post a small trigger set in a second to do what you need exa ...

Ooh Thanks lightbulb for clearing up my Trigger, I thought Harpoonz might have known something I didn't with the slashes *snicker*, and I did NOT mean to add that extra semi-colon.

hrm, hehe Byakko um, question, what mud is that? I would like to take a look :)

well the brackets are a special char and why are you putting those curly things after the / ? You put that only before a special char such as } {#VAR CurHP %1;#VAR MaxHP %2;#VAR CurEnd %3;#VAR MaxEnd ...

I apologize for wasting anyone's time... I feel stupid right about now... I had the true-value, and false-value in the wrong spots... So I switched them around, and all is well... Thanks anyways.

Ok, I am trying to figure this out, I am not sure what I am doing wrong, maybe its some weird syntax problem... I looked at the Help in zmud... maybe someone can help here... This is what I have:

# ...

running zmud 6.16

Alright, I want to loop through a single command such as this...

#Alias kall {#LOOP 1,%1 {kill %{i}.dwarf}}

Except... it just doesn't work when i type:

kall 6

I want it to just go through ...

Ah, try this.

#Trigger {Farlong - ~[-~] Temple of Midgaard ~[-~]} {Do whatever}

Use the little squiggly things to make it so Zmud doesn't mistake it for a special character. Hope this helps :) ...

Ah thanks very much, Will do that now.

Alright, You know the message box that comes up asking if you want to upgrade? Well instead of clicking "Upgrade Later" or "Upgrade now" or whatever... I clicked "Don't upgrad ...

Ah Nicely done! I tried the third option first, and it worked perfectly. Thank you very much gyropump!

Ok, I want to make a variable expand when written to a file, for instance

#FILE 1 "stuff.txt";
#WRITE 1 "blah ~[ ~[ @thing ~] ~] blah";
#CLOSE 1

But when I look at the fi ...

Alright found out how to fix that:

Go up to: View -> Preferences -> General

Click on General, (it should already be selected but *shrug*), now there are options there, one should be " ...

quote:#LOOP (%filesize(1)-20),(%filesize(1)) {#SH %read(1, %i)}

Ok, This is what I see, first off, #LOOP takes range as its first argument, SO! %filesize(1), gets the number of lines in the file, ...

Alright, this seems pretty simple, and yes it works... except I cant get the trigger to echo the text i want when the variable equals stop... so here it is:

#VAR move {n|e|s|w|stop}
#VAR moves 0
...