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That works like a charm.

Thank you.

The script can change from character to character.

Additionally, there are times I do not want automation and other times when I would prefer it.

I'm just looking for a way to avoid having to ma ...

Is it possible to have a trigger "call" a macro in response to matching its pattern?

I did some looking through the site/forums as well as the help and didn't see any way explicitly called out othe ...

I disabled the "Trigger on Trigger" option.

I also disabled all other triggers.

The issue still occurs; both with the local-variable-ized version and the straight, nested-%replace() version, cau ...

Thanks for this; however, this suffers the same issue.

$line = %1

$replace_string = {"^B"|"^b"}

#forall $replace_string
{
#switch (%i = "^B&qu ...

This issue still exists in 3.25.

Does anyone else have any other suggestions?

I believe I tried using the before, but I imagine I simply mixed up the syntax.

Assuming that works, I'll be able to remove all of the standard ansi colors from that trigger, but I'd still need it ...

I recently upgraded from 3.17 beta to 3.19 beta. Since then, if I try to log in to one of my games, two of my long-time working triggers seems to be causing issues:

<trigger name="FixSlashe ...

All right.

Thanks for all the help. I'll explore other options if possible, but it sounds like I'll just have to deal with it not working as well as expected.

Yes, it has an "enhanced" client.

I was just looking to mimic some of the "enhanced" features for convenience.

It is a shame there's no way to create triggers against the incoming/raw text befor ...

There's no fancy protocol at all, it's just sent raw from the server; however, I can't even see that in the cmud window as incoming text. Neither the (esc) character nor the P character show up at all ...

Anyone?

I'm trying to make a trigger against some output that's sent to show ailments/buffs.

This is usually sent in the format of:

(esc)(letter) (ailment/buff message)

whe ...

This is probably the most likely variation to work:
#trigger {(.*)} {#substitute %subregex(%1, "(\^F)", %expand("@RandHigh()"))}

This one worked just fine, thank you.

As a side note, this does ...

Using CMUD 3.16b currently.

However, there is a way around that. By delaying the point at which the function @RandHigh is expanded.
With quotes, like so:

#trigger {(.*)} {#substitute %subregex(%1, "(\^F)", "@RandHigh()")}
...

I have the following trigger:

#trigger {(.*)} {#substitute %replace(%1, ^F, @randHigh())}

and the following function:

#function randHigh {#ret ...

I guess I needed to be 'connected'. It does indeed work then. I don't suppose there is a way to make this work while not connected?

Sorry, no. That does not work. I tried testing that exactly. When 'enabled' it did nothing. I disabled/enabled. Nothing.

I'd like to be able to repeatedly enter a single command to lure creatures into a room as well as attack them when they enter. While this *can* be done using an alarm that triggers every second, it ma ...

Hello.

This might have already been asked, but I couldn't find it anywhere on a quick search through the forums.

I'm wondering if there is anyway to set an Alarm type trigger that will go off fa ...

I didn't do any importing or anything with #KILLALL. I simply disabled MXP within zmud (I'm using 7.04) and it fixed the inablilty to send/receive emotes and text surrounded with <>.

It did n ...

Hi all.

I didn't see this mentioned anywhere else as being a problem, so maybe I just have a setting wrong.

If I receive output like this from the MUD:

Someone [42] Shouts <runs to the nea ...

Alright, this one may actually be a toughie, as my last few seemed (thankfully) quickly resolved and I thank you all for helping.

The MUD sends a string that can be triggered with this pattern (fol ...