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I play on a MUD where sometimes you need to swim. This can be in any direction (though I have not yet seen up or down): north, west, south, east, sw, ne, nw, se. When you try to walk somewhere you n ...

While I still would appreciate an answer to the question in my earlier post, I think I sort of understand it. zMUD seems to strip any non-displayed color before it parses triggers, and also resets th ...

I don't understand what you are saying. According to the output I am receiving from the MUD, taken from setting zMUD to not emulate color codes, I am indeed getting a 36 before each item and a 37 aft ...

I'm trying to develop a way of stringing together, for purposes of parsing, all of the contents in a particular room on my MUD. The items in the room are delineated only by color, however each item c ...

You know what's weird though, is that the extra blank line is being sent BEFORE the one that works... erm, not sure if that makes much sense, but it's almost as if zMUD is sending some sort of newline ...

Well, thanks for your help LightBulb! At least now we are closer to finding the issue here!

Does anyone know a way to by default only send a CR?

Zugg, is this even possible with zMUD? I guess ...

quote:Originally posted by LightBulb
You might want to try
#SEND {ssh -l foobar foo.bar.edu}
#SENDPrompt {ssh -l foobar foo.bar.edu}
#SENDP {ssh -l foobar foo.bar.edu};#CR
#SENDP {ssh -l foobar f ...

Thanks Zugg, I did just go and take a look at all the posts mentioning SSH. However, they seem to be talking about SSH tunneling, where as I want zMUD to actually log in to the SSH server, as I want ...

Hi there,

For programmability reasons, I want to connect to a secure shell account via zMUD. zMUD, as you know, does not support SSH (Zugg, consider this a veiled feature request please :). The s ...

OK, guess I wasn't descriptive enough, as I did not elicit a helpful response.

I want to trigger on the next line received from the mud, no matter what the line contains, as a form of lag compensat ...

The topic says it all... how do you do it best ?

Here's my current solution, replacing:

#COND {q} {#MATH int_waitfor {@roundtime + 1}} {gsl|disable}
#COND {@int_waitfor} {combine my stone with my other stone} {alarm|disable}

With:

#C ...

I don't think a command buffer is necessary at all, nor is it a proper solution to the problem.

A command buffer stores all the commands in a string list, and pops one out and executes it when roun ...

Sure, one sec...

Here's an example of the actual triggers that do something, this one does stone removing/combining:

#TRIGGER "stones_trig" {You count out one stone from the %w stone ...

Hmm. That's less than ideal for this situation. You see, the trigger pattern for roundtime is GSL q, and determining the actual roundtime is somewhat complex. I've got a bit of scripting that gets ...

Alright everyone, I've got all of some elaborate scripts for learning skills on Dragonrealms made into rather simple multi-state triggers. However, there is a part where one needs to wait for roundti ...

Hi Zugg, longtime user here, just a few suggestions for you:

1. Make %trigger check, by id, whether a trigger is enabled.

2. Have alarm states in multistate triggers with variable alarm length ...

How is this done? %trigger is currently an alias for %class, and works fine with classes, but not with trigger ids.

Rofl... actually, that's EXACTLY how you do it! I should have searched the help.

Hi, how would I check the state of a multistate trigger? For example, with help from kilthan, I have made one to separate two stones, wait, combine, wait. I want to include using this trigger in a l ...

Also, can someone point me to a good explanation of #COND and trigger-states? I haven't been zmud-programming since back way before they were invented, and the help seems to be lacking on them.

Thanks for all the advice all, I'll play around with it... still, though, does anyone know why #TEMP {*} is not working as expected?

Alright, I figured that #TEMP {*} would be a good alternative to #WAIT. Unfortunately, #WAIT is working for me and the other option is screwing up. Here is an example alias, do_stones:

remove 1 ...

Putting #NOOP before it will work. Not proper syntax, but it will work.

Yes, I saw that, however for images that have already been downloaded, it does not work.