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Thanks for this update; I've uploaded a new version of this script to the library that fixes the problem.

If you want to keep the value for later use you can do something like

bodypart=%1

instead of "will my familiar to strike", and then you can use @bodypart to give you the value anywhere you might ...

Try [url=http://forums.zuggsoft.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=146543#146543]this, which I hope is a pretty thorough explanation of how you can go about doing this ;)

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I've moved this post to the zMUD forum - if it's a question for CMUD, recreate the thread in the right forum.

This is going to be difficult in zMUD because it only has ANSI colour logging. You'd either have to use a very complex ansi trigger and #write, a plugin, or a third-party utility like Charbal's HTML l ...

%pop(%string($name))

#var %string($name) value

#say $name is @{$name}

It might be simpler just to do:

mobname=%trim(%subregex(%lower(@mobname),"\b(a|an|the|whatever)\b"))

which avoids the loop and multiple regex compiles.

I think this is a factor of your sleep deprivation Vitae. They're both identical:

#if (%mss(islessthan(@test,@ZeroOut))) {#echo YAY} {#Echo BOO}
#if (@test < @ZeroOut) {#echo YAY} {#echo BOO}
...

Basically, you have two options. The first is to start off with a variable and fill it dependant on your variables, and then print it:

$string = ""
#if (@var1=1) {$string=%concat($string,"Variable ...

I heard that Lord Lucan is building a client that'll do just this. Shergar is doing the voice-over work, from the previews it's looking like really amazing stuff.

Seriously, though, you'll be prett ...

I suspect you'll have to re-input your #scripts, yes. In this case, zMUD is using the Windows Script Host to communicate with, I think, VBScript, and when zMUD closes the link stops.

Lua's pretty advanced; if you're just getting started, zScript is easier and can do most of the stuff you'll want to. There're some screencast tutorials being produced at the moment - the thread is [u ...

COM is the way you'll probably want to tackle this in zMUD. It's considerably easier in CMUD (since CMUD's database module will be migrated to SQL at some point anyway) with the Lua interface and LuaS ...

That's a problem with the max size of a signed integer, which is 2,147,483,648. CMUD raises the limit to 9,223,372,036,854,775,808, which is much better. Beyond that, there's [url=http://forums.zuggso ...

Making your triggers into regexes doesn't do much, though. The first time the trigger's run, the zScript pattern is converted into a regex which is compiled. Converting your trigger will give you a ve ...

You have to be careful with the priority of operators - I can't remember what the priorities are, but I suspect that AND comes before <, which means that rather than ((@HP < @TargetHP) AND (@Sip ...

Nope, though you could write your own file manager that'd open files only when you're about to write to them and close files as necessary to make space for new ones.

There're some threads about it around - have a [url=http://forums.zuggsoft.com/forums/search_kb.php]search. It's not officially supported, but it's certainly possible.

First make sure you're in edit mode (the one with the pencil as opposed to the feet or the cross). Then, if you're in a brand new map with no rooms on it, use the toolbar that appears to create a new ...

Basically, you have an OnConnect [[#event]event] in that window to do the #file command and open the file. You have a trigger that fires on everything to do the #write command, and you have an OnDisco ...

As useful as this post might be, this isn't a web development forum, so most of us don't really know what's going on in the OP. Zugg's only one guy and he's pretty busy with CMUD and might not have ti ...

You basically want the whole My Games\CMUD\YourMudName folder. The .dbm file is your map and the .zfg file is the configuration for it. The .pkg file is your triggers and aliases and whatnot. The .tbz ...

Just paste it onto the command line and hit enter. Beware that some things [[cmud_zmud]are different] though.

The relative positions of windows are saved in a .xly file rather than a .pkg file - if you've backed up from an old copy you probably deleted the .xly file, or the window IDs in the file don't match ...