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I have had this happen when rooms have certain flags set. To fix it I set all the flags to off.

I made a few macros with no code to override some of the things I was accedently opening.

Prefs/User Interface/Command Line/Macros override menu shortcuts needs to be on.

I reworte my test code to:
$mxpcolors="black|blue|cyan|green|magenta|orange|white|yellow|sandybrown|darkslateblue"
#CLR
#MXP {<p><h1>h1</h1><h2>h2</h2>& ...

Figured out what was going on with the <send>, both of these work:

#MXP <send "command" hint~="command popup">command</send> <nobr>

#MXP {<send "command" hint="command ...

My problem is possibly related to the size of my map (over 45,000 rooms). If I log out and close CMUD in a older low RoomID room the mapper will restore my position correctly when I reconnect. The pro ...

I hear that, I'll have to settle for #NOOP {"comments"} , at least there is some markup.

Mind you after changing my script to all #SA / #SE / #1 / #NOOP so that now every line starts with a # the s ...

Yes the #NOOP looks superior (fewer lines) when looking at the compiled code, probably execute a bit faster.

Notes are nice, but sometimes you just want to put a line in saying "I am doing this her ...

Having a closer look at the "Repeating Commands" help I had a thought, would:

#0 {This is a comment i put in my script}

be ok for a remark statement?

That works brilliantly!
Parameter expansion and colours, exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks everyone.

- The curly braces work a treat thanks, have cleaned up my #SEND's nicely.
Also I found the bit about paramerter expansion in the "changes for zmud users/#VAR" section of the help which I guess holds ...

An example of how I dealing with expanding variables at the moment:

given:
#VA TypicalVariable "a typical variable."

Case 1).
Display to issue window without sending to MUD:
#SAY This is how ...

Just a quick brute force method, If it was anything I needed to do more than once I would write a script or such. Also you will still have a bit of work squishing your buildings back onto the 240x240 ...

Total success:
- Extract zones with zone copy
- Open mbd with access
- copy co-ord data
- paste in excel (I used excel as access is just pfffft)
- copy colum next to data (has multiply x 2 formul ...

To me it appears that a room draw on the map is a square of size 120x120 so just reducing the grid size from the view menu will not give me more on screen real estate as the room square size remains f ...

The problem is that this particular city map has a ton of small houses between each road segment to the point where some houses overlap at intersections. I just need the whole map doubled in size to f ...

This zone has well over 2,500 rooms and I have 2 others almost as big. I'm not really looking forward to the manual thing.

I have a mdb map zone built on a 240x240 grid. The problem is that the map has become way too populated. Is there a way to double the spacing for all elements in this zone to sit on 480x480 grid?