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Mud Connector always had a flaky web server. The script doesn't error out when I run it on my computer.

The following script works for me.

#MSS {Set objHTTP = CREATEOBJECT~(~"MSXML2.ServerXMLHTT ...

Let me explain to you what each thing does and then maybe you'll understand how to use it to do whatever it is that you want. What you're doing right there won't do anything useful, since you took cod ...

I know this thread is really old, but I came across it during a search for something.

The function to display an alarm is %alarm().
Instead of doing what LightBulb suggested (maybe the function di ...

Wouldn't an #if take care of that?
like
#IF (%ismember( %-1, @drunk_chat_extras))
#var drunk_chat_extras {page|whisper|tell}

something like that in there....would allow for separation between ch ...

Are they given by the MUD in a prompt for example? If so what is the text received? How are you storing it?Example MUD output...
{stats}188/107,75/51,98/55,161/107,77/53,144/107,100,100,1 ...

I'm not terribly worried about it, since I have a solution that seems to work. I just figured I'd post about this while I was posting about the other thing.

How are you determining the value of @health percent? Is it a floating point number? Is between 0 and 1, or 0 and 100?All stored values are integers. The stored percents are integers between either ...

Also exactly what do you mean by isn't full?
I mean that the bar isn't full...
Here's a picture.
http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/2721/withoutandwithextrabitnf1.png

The first one has value = m ...

I have the following four gauges:
#BUTTON 1 {HP: @currenthp / @maxhp} {} {} {} {@healthpercent+(@healthpercent/100.0)} {} { ...

Why is it that when I set a gauge to have a value equal to its max value it isn't full? In order to fill the gauge I have to set the value equal to maxval+(maxval/100) or something similar that adds a ...

Wow. So doing #WINDOW CONTINENTS %arrset( currentmap, %i, %read( 3)) instead of currentmap.%i=%read( 3)
#WINDOW CONTINENTS %e[0m%arrget( currentmap, %i) makes new ...

Btw, someone needs to find out why Aardwolf is...You don't have Lasher's email address?

It almost makes me want to quit playing Aardwolf entirely.Really? REALLY? Your righteous indignation is so gr ...

For both zMud and CMud I would reccommend using the %arrset I mentioned aboveAny reason why? Will it be faster?

#CAPTURE the map to the window at the same time as capturing it to disk, and also dur ...

I don't have that script. I sent my mud file to zugg anyway like he asked.

You're lucky. I don't even get to click on "OK". It just exits for me.

It crashed?? Send me the *.MUD zMUD file that you tried to check the compatibility of so that I can figure out why. I'm not aware of any crash bugs in the Compatibility Report in CMUD. Email the fi ...

So I assume that what you are doing is saving the current character at the current position, and then using #PSUB to put the * in the current position and then restore the previous character when you ...

At some point, everyone using zMUD instead of CMUD should ask themselves "why?".Because I tried using the trial of CMUD a week ago, and when I asked it to check the compatibility of my zMUD settings i ...

But honestly, why are you using #PSUB at all? #PSUB performs substitution on the text that is already displayed to the window. It is slow because it has to fetch the text from the window, then change ...

i think fiendish found one about not being able to set width on right-docked windows, but i'll get him to post it.Yes, but I use zMUD. There's no point in my posting bugs that aren't going to get fixe ...

Would you mind posting a small example of the output, please? :)
Heh, sure.

Eight test outputs just using the default values:
(Group) Fiendish: 'this isw teet for qiiaa or hbe drun ktyping scrlpt ...

I was bored last night and made a script that lets you pretend to be drunk just like everyone else. Only now you can do it without effort. It's simple, yet effective.
You can't paste data records int ...

Well I've managed to fix everything and make it work in VT100. The problems encountered were ultimately related to the ANSI default color being white and not accounting for extra space taken up by the ...

I know it shouldn't matter. But the ansi codes that I receive from the mud appear to be different depending on which scheme I have set.

For instance...
an ansi trigger with the pattern ^(~|*~|)$ w ...

From a script.
The default seems to be VT100, not ANSI.
If it were ANSI I probably wouldn't be asking this question. The reason for asking is that I have a script that works fine when zmud is set t ...