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This may help you: http://www.dependencywalker.com/

If I remember, the solution to this was to just restart your computer. May have been a different DLL issue, though.

Thanks for the help guys!

Alright, so when looking at raw text in the script debugger it looks something like this:

Aetolia <received text
Aetolia >sent text

But then there's this:

Aetolia *received text

Wha ...

This probably could have gone in a new thread, but...

I'm have to agree with the general issue in the OP's post: Buttons are slow as molasses... At least on Windows 7, even with Aero disabled.

T ...

Still getting this. Do I need to make the issue clearer? More info? Sort of makes the mapper unusable for me.

I hate to bump, but seeing as this thread is approaching a month old without comment, plus the new version, I find it warranted.

The results appear to be inconsistent. I've done the same procedure and had all but one entry disappear.

Using insert row on a string list appears to cause items to be lost.

Import the following variable:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<cmud>
<var ...

Nope, afraid the variable solution by itself didn't help with the cpu usage. Though, what it does allow me to do is keep the alarm at the same time, but truncate the decimal places, which means it'll ...

There isn't a variable, it's just a display of %alarm( alarm_id ). Thus it doesn't auto-update.

Alarms definitely work at below .5 seconds.

I have an alarm that uses #update on a single button every 0.1 second. Obviously, this is very fast, but I use it to update a button which displays the time left on an alarm, so precision is important ...

#stop
#alarm +0.5 {#step}

Which seems like it should work. The issue is it will slow walk until it receives the message, and then it will send the direction command 3 times at once. Like ...

Using slow mode:

On aetolia I have the 'Now now, don't be so hasty!' message triggered to the following:

#stop
#alarm +0.5 {#step}

Which seems like it should work. The issue is it ...

You don't have to use #call to execute a function.

$val = @HandleAfflict(Bugger, Slap)
#if ($val == 1) {#state 1} //reset the state to capture the next line as this one i ...

Can't say I've ever seen this.

Try to get it to fail and then export the whole thing, including variables? Not sure that alias alone will help. Maybe just some variables to test it with.

1.6820 | i Lanira ><IAC><SB><201>Char.Skills.Get {"group":"Lycanthropy","name":"Berserk"}<IAC><SE>
3.0778 ...

It's definitely an IRE thing, at least on aetolia, but their code is, of course, IRE-wide. It's been tested with multiple clients, so for sure it's not a cmud issue.

The whole idea of beta versions are so that people find and report bugs. It's a bit of a contract, you report bugs, you get access to all the new features, but now that the beta phase is over, that no ...

<ESC>[4z<VERSION><ESC>[4z<SUPPORT><ESC>[4z<!ELEMENT RNum ATT="id" FLAG="RoomNum" EMPTY><ESC>[4z<!ELEMENT RName FLAG=&qu ...

The rdesc flag is being properly defined, and I'm not actually trying to use the tag for anything, it's an issue that it's not hidden like it should be.

On Aetolia the rdesc tag in room descriptions is apparently no longer being recognized as an mxp tag. I believe the issue is likely the GMCP message sent at the beginning of the line.

Here's the r ...

IRE only sends GMCP data with a prompt as far as I can tell. It's very annoying.

Edit: That is to say, you send the message and have to wait for/force a prompt to get a response.

GMCP is definitely one of the greatest additions to mudding ever conceived. Much appreciation for Zugg's and other's work on it.