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Edit: Nevermind, somehow I hadn't finished reading the thread.

I would certainly be down for something like this, and there is one major change I really feel strongly about seeing, though it spawns a lot of issues:

Corruption. Even sessions with virtually noth ...

Hey, just an fyi, you could also do something like: #execwin cleric {#send <command to heal>} and thus skip the need to trigger off an echo entirely.

Thanks for the info!

I had assumed that packages were exported, based on the bug with multi-states get stripped from uploaded packages.

There must be some sanitizing process going awry instead, ...

I was just curious if anybody knew in what form packages are uploaded to and downloaded from the package library.

Are they uploaded in their full .pkg format? Is uploading much like exporting where ...

Strangely enough, I just checked adblock, and it says it has never blocked an ad on this site... Just what kind of popups are you getting? Is your browser set to open links in popups instead of new ta ...

Right-click the program icon, choose properties. Then click on the "compatibility" tab, and choose which version of windows you'd like to emulate for the program. zMUD should run fine if you set it to ...

I'm using adblock with Chrome and I had no idea this site had popups.

You should be able to run it in compatibility mode, no?

That's it!

Changing the pattern to {@ScanSettings.String} made it parse properly, and required no other changes to the package.

That has the added side effect of not requiring escape characters ...

Well my face is red. I tried to create a trigger that fired on the #Pause echo, and no amount of lazy matching would make anything fire. Trying it now works just fine... must have had one of those "da ...

I really didn't intend to put anybody to any great effort here, just thought maybe there was a simple solution I was overlooking... I haven't tried setting my variable to $suspicious$ yet... maybe R ...

Well, scanning from one location that I'm having an issue with looks like:
Right here you see:
- Llohr
1 north from here you see:
- Merthan
1 east from here you see:
- the golden ...

So I have this one, small, but very annoying problem trying to match a pattern.

I have a trigger, the pattern of which is a variable. I set that variable with an alias, and it causes things to happ ...

I don't actually use maps at all.

I tried when I first started using CMUD, but no matter what settings I changed, whenever I tried to log my main character, my maps would have to load, and the wait ...

Keep in mind, #SWITCH is particular about your indent style. You have to make sure that you indent the "(expression)". If you try to start a line with it, the parser won't understand it.

As for how ...

Hey, the "#CLASS {%char}" is a method I never thought of. Anyway, I'm going to try to stick assuming modules will path variables correctly on their own now.

If nothing else, failure to do so indic ...

Well, I decided to go through and do a complete rewrite. I'd originally planned to use 0-4 as keys, but at the time didn't know that I should do "#if (%db(Var,Key))" in that instance instead of "#if ( ...

The extra @ in the delkey/delnitem lines is a good catch. Don't know how I've gotten away with doing that for so long, but it's fixed :)

As to the explicit paths: I was told in the past that using ...

You can remove the "Clickable URLs" package. Deleting the package would pretty well make that permanent, otherwise "Preferences/Scripting/Packages" shows the list of packages enabled by default for al ...

So I decided to convert a couple of specialized aliases to #FUNCTIONs, just to make the odds of accidentally calling them even more remote.

Generally, this works great, but one particular alias res ...

I was mistaken about the source of my problem, apparently.

Trying to use a local variable with #YESNO or #PICK just doesn't allow you to pass multple word arguments to an alias. Regular variables ...

The mean part was :
Unfortunately, the initial coder needs to know how to use zscript.
Which suggests that I don't fit the bill. Perhaps my sarcasm radar is overly sensitive?

In any event, #YES ...

That's... kind of mean, Shalimar.

Thank you Daern, I haven't quite parsed the effective difference between a #pick and a #yesno, but one of those things will have to suit my purposes.

Anybod ...

If anybody's keeping score at home, this doesn't work:
#execute {//%char/class/variable={key1=val1|key2=val2}}

but this does:
$Somevar={key1=val1|key2=val2}
#execu ...