Zugg Software :: Search

Seems a new window i created last night and put a low scroll back history on saved the low scroll back # to everything problem solved.... *face palm*

I go to log into a MUD this morning and I notice the main session window is only getting partially filled with text before things start to scroll and I am left with a big black hole at the bottom of t ...

Have you had any luck digging up all the required files to make this work?

Try trigger type COMMAND INPUT. Then you can use the multi-word aliases. :)

#CR should work as well.

By using the #THREAD command, you can specify a name for the thread, which you can use to refer to it, rather than looking up the number to use with the #STOP command.

For example:
#THREAD stone ...

Go in to the CMUD preferences window, click on the session button, then the anti spam tab. Set the Max command length to 0. otherwise any single character command will be ignored by the anti spam sy ...

In order for the prefix and suffix options to work in the editor, you need to add the text to the box in the prefix tool bar then hit enter. Once you hit enter, the text you wish to add will be avail ...

A day late but just the same. Happy first birthday to 3.34 . . .

At first glance I see two problems. Try the following substitution.

#IF (@row.RecordCount=0) {
#ECHO boo
#ECHO boo
$update=%concat("INSERT INTO `blah`.`blah ...

I have used the mapper multiple times. I was just having trouble getting it to function properly in this case. It seems I had forgot enable the package that contained the map object for each session ...

What is the proper way to call an alias and have it issue a #waitfor in a different window? I can't seem to get the thread created by the #waitfor to be for the intended window. The thread is always ...

Anyone got experience with/advice on setting up the mapper to work on a mud that allows multi-playing. I thought there was a post somewhere about it but haven't been able to dig that up. I've tried ...

In a nutshell what you want to do is copy and rename the original english keypad package to something else. In the session you don't want diagonal directions in, make it load the new package instead ...

If you open the package editor and click on the gauge you have created already you will see a few tabs across the bottom of the screen. Click on the one that says Gauge. Set the gauge color to green ...

#T- <aliasname> should work just fine.

While using ~ shouldn't be a problem, it is when used to quote a word inside a #if statement with multiple commands separated by ;. Those are the results from my tests anyway. Also while #sendraw is ...

The problem is where you are quoting the work command with ~. Removing the ~ or replacing with #send should solve your problem.

You could try using #waitfor rather than #wait like below.
items = %param(1)
ItemCount = 0
#LOOP 1,@items {ItemCount = %i;#SEND look in %{i}.item;#SEND search %{i}. ...

Here is one possible way to do it, going by the information you supplied and manual show's to imitate the mud response. I'll be glad to answer any questions you have IF it works for you.

<?xml ...

Name the thread the problematic trigger creates when it fires. This is done by adding:
#th ThreadName
at the very beginning of the script for that trigger. ThreadName can be anything you want it t ...

The alarm above doesn't fire when I tested though. When %alarm(test) get's to around 60 seconds right before midnight there is 1 minute before it should fire. Once my clock strikes midnight, the tim ...

Open the untitled session and copy in the following two alarms.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<cmud>
<trigger type="Alarm" priority=&qu ...

I use the latest firefox 6.0.2 and have no such issues. This sounds more like an add-on you have installed for firefox than the core program that is causing the issue.