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Thank you very much, that's resolved my problem!

Hey all, could use some help with this one...

I had something bug out, don't know what happened, I was running a script I've used for years...

Anyway, it has stacked about 50000 1 second alarms, ...

What shalimar wrote is correct: if the class is disabled, everything in the class is disabled. The fact that the items do NOT appear disabled in the package editor is immaterial.

Test it yourself. ...

No, that's not 100% accurate.

The enabled classes within a disabled parent class remain in enabled status, they just don't function because the parent is disabled.

So for an example of what my s ...

Example:

Parent Class "Demon" has 55 "room Classes" within it; "demon1 -> demon55"

Using #t- Demon I can disable "Demon", obviously, but it leaves whatever "demonX" class enabled within it. I ...

I can't say that I have used this method but I have used no more then 2-3 alarms at once. I had issues with them over-writing if i didn't give them a unique tag, which may be your issue but not 100%. ...

Any time I place an alarm within an alarm, it's causing this issue, firing off some commands immediately instead of waiting. It will work on my initial few tests, but then invariably at some point, th ...

I use zMUD 7.21, so hopefully this will work for you... This is the first time I've ever given zMUD advice on a forum so any of the more experienced peeps will be able to clean this up if I'm totally ...

Beautiful man, thanks.

My patterns are specific as they need to be for the game I'm playing, but I'll keep an eye on those too if any other problems occur.

The only reason I was using #wait was ...

Hey there,

I've been playing a MUD called "Tharsis Gate" for a few years now using Zmud version 4.62. For YEARS I have used a simple combat script to run me through areas killing mobs, looting coi ...