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Thank you!!!!!! That worked.

I open a new event
Choose onConnect
In the box I type
Logfile = "C:\LogDirectory\Log "%time(yyyy-mm-dd_hh-nn)" cmud";#log @Logfile

But no logging transpires on new log in.

Can anyone help wi ...

Well I just kept clicking on things and it came back. Whew!

Well, that was strange.

The file menu is gone. There's no main toolbar. Just a dot where it used to be.

I must have hit some odd combination of keys and my toolbar is gone. I can't figure out how to get it back.

It is there when I'm not in the session for the mud, but in that mud no toolbar!

I was playing WoW (yes, I know, don't kill me).

It's OK. You're really allowed.

I just reset my preferences. It took about a half hour and then life went on. I just thought that it was worth noting that two people had their cmud client sort of wig out in similar ways without any ...

I ran nothing. I opened c mud, was asked to accept the terms and found all my preferences gone.
That's usually a different problem. That usually happens when you do not install CMUD to the correct l ...

This just happened to me as well.
I ran nothing. I opened c mud, was asked to accept the terms and found all my preferences gone.

Thanks Everyone

Someone suggested I turn off command line parsing. But I can't figure out how.

My mud has an extensive emoting system. You are expected to use it. If you target the tall guy you type ~tall. You see the tall guy. The room sees the tall guy. The tall guy sees you.
The following c ...

The mud I play uses special characters in ways that cmud doesn't seem to enjoy.
Before v. 3 I could just uncheck the ones my mud uses for defining emotes in order to have them behave in the way the ...

Ok, figured it out. Special characters issues
I'll try a new thread for asking ab out that.

At the risk of sounding like an idiot, maybe we could start from scratch with step by step directions?

And again, I very much appreciate all the help.

It doesn't like those parenthesis apparently.

The complier says
Error compiling script:
illegal character in expression: (

One obvious thing to check on is to make sure the "LogDirectory" directory exists. CMUD will not a create a directory for you when attempting to create a log file.
Yes, the directory does exist.

Badmonster, I see where you set the Logfile variable, but do you have a #LOG command to actually start logging?
I'm not sure what you mean by this.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<cmud>
<event event="onConnect" priority="60" copy="yes">
<value>Logfile = %concat("C:\LogDirectory\Log ", %time(yyyy-mm-d ...

Thanks for the help. And thanks for explaining. I'm apologizing in advance if I'm giving too much information.

I went into the event.
I highlighted the value
I pasted Logfile = %concat( "C:\LogDi ...

Thanks. Going to try that out.

I'm not sure what a concotation is.

Name: Logfile
Type: Auto Type
Value: C:\LogDirectory\Log 2010-09-25_16-32 cmud

And I don't know if this helps you, but I created the trigger by adding new event -on connect- Logfile = "C:\LogDire ...