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Have you used #DBONLINE and #DBOFFLINE?

Looping commands like #FORALL, #LOOP etc. when used in a trigger do not normally complete their execution before other triggers are fired.

Here are 3 options:

A. Switch off triggers that work on ...

Over the years my solution was to use the #SUB command to replace a part of my prompt with a timestamp. It helps if you can add custom text to your prompt or just change an insignificant part of it.

This might work,(?\classname\subclassname\variablename:\d+)

A Regex equivalent of this,#trigger {^You have (%d) out of (%d) health remaining.$} {#variable ...

zMUD v7.05

The truth is #SUB and #PSUB are not ANSI Trigger friendly.

If you want to substitute in a prefix for an ANSI Trigger pattern with #SUB, it is easy because you can match against the ^. ...

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Is this a prompt with the cursor at the end of it? And does this status line sometimes append itself to the previous line?

Vijilante's solution works, but here is another way of doing it since you know where the numbers are located:

#TR {^~| (%d) ~|~ (%d) ~|} {
#IF (%1<10) {#PSUB {0} 2 1}
#IF (%2<10) {#PSUB {0 ...

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FAQ 20. How do I Uninstall eLicense?

I suggest you first of all try to un-license zMUD from the control panel.

Are you running 7.05a?

Perhaps this thread (shown on the main page of this site) might clear things up: http://forums.zuggsoft.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=19248

Could it be possible that both your ...

Perhaps this might help.

In your settings at, View|Preferences|General -> Preferences|General|Emulation
Make sure that the boxes for Telnet options and Use GA/EOR for prompt are checked.

If ...

This toggles trigger parsing:
#menu "settings|enable triggers"

NB trigger alarms are not disabled by this.

Perhaps you could give them unique trigger IDs.

You say it still runs twice?

That could be due to the problem with dual triggering Triggers.

They trigger on Prompt and then trigger again on the same line on Newline.

I suggest you duplicate ...

I think it is triggering multiple times on your prompts.

You have recovered equilibrium
1989h, 3472m, 2520e, 10p ex-
1671h, 3472m, 2520e, 10p ex-light 75515
light 75515
light 75515
The trigge ...

Is there a way to ONLY color the @hp var in the HP bar red when below a certain value?
Yes. Here is one way of doing it:

#TRIGGER {HP: &%n{hp}/&%d{maxhp}} {#if (%1<50) {#psub {%ansi( hi ...

As I said in the other thread, %literal is used in command line input of a script.

Your @randcolor uses %expand only because it requires recursive expansion.

They are 2 seperate things.

Cheer ...

#trigger {^} {#t+ alignment} ""
#trigger {{@good|@elfs|@dwarfs|@helfs} %x cast} {#cw cyan;#t- alignment} "alignment" {case&# ...

Try using the lines of script I typed out in my earlier post. Like I said, it doesn't evaluate () at all, but
I guess you will have to change your triggers and scripts. IMHO using
Additionally, if ...

Perhaps the problem lies in the script, it could have been caused by improper script import or conflict with the current script.

Look away from the script for a minute.

Paste these three lines i ...

actually I have no problem with parenthesis... perhaps If I try and use it as a smiley... lemme try it.. nope... no problem there either...

The only thing I do have a problem with is if I use both ...

Yep %quote works. %literal is meant for a command-line production of an alias.

Summary:

1. Using an Alias.#AL goss {gos @randcolor%literal(%quote(%-1))&+y}Strange, using the above with commas work for me now, not sure why it did not seem to work earlier, but it still has ...

Oh you are right, I never defined randcolor that is why I did not notice it before.
Try this instead:#ONINPUT {^goss5 (.+)$} {gos @{randcolor}%1&+y} "&q ...

Okay I think this is the ultimate solution:

#ONINPUT {^goss5 (.+)$} {gos @randcolor%1&+y} "" {case|notrig|regex}

Cool

The quotes and double quotes work. Commas are special chars to zMUD functions.
If you opt to use this alias, my best suggestion is to place ~'s in front of your commas and any closing parentheses in ...