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I had this same problem today, and it took me a while to solve.

In my case zmud.ini was botched, so replacing it with a backup solved the problem.

The reason The Guild Room$[Exits: West North] as a trigger doesn't work is likely because [ and ] are special characters. You can try using

^The Guild Room$~[Exits: West North~]

...as your patt ...

I take it you get a message when your action is completed?

I'd have that message trigger a variable to change, and then use the variable to stop the loop.

I've done extensive mapping through Zmud's built in mapping tool.

After formatting and reinstalling my computer, I tried restarting Zmud from a backup copy of my Zmud folder.

It started fine, bu ...

I worked around it with extra triggers

like
#trigger {^~<(%n)/(%n)hp 100/100m ~> A Long, Cavernous Tunnel} {walkpath}

But that's not a generic solution to this problem :3 Any ideas?

Make separate "sessions" for each window? That never get connected, but that you open a session on? Could have an alias to open it up, but you'd use #ses instead of #window.

Could also make a trigg ...

Hmm, it'll try to bash too many times? You want it to only do it up to a preset number of times?

If so just add a variable to keep track of it?

Like when bashrounds go to 0, do numbashes = 0
an ...

It's not unusual for the automatic configuration feature to fail. What does a room look like on your mud? You can check through that the mapping configuration settings seem ok, if not you can post wha ...

Hi Mumra!

You can also double check that the automatic read of DH square is correct. If it gets the room title or desc wrong when you auto read it that can cause trouble too.

I match what I see on a line with a list of possible names like this:

^~<(%n)/(%n)hp 100/100m ~> (*)

Then depending on where I am (which I keep track of with the variable @stage) I want to ...

How's your keyboard doing? =P

Does it happen when you aren't receiving any output from the mud? (As in, when you're offline.)

Do you store whatever you use the macro for in a variable, that may ...

Hmm, now I found where to change how to disable a class upon reconnection, this saves a lot of time.
I also moved the folders to /AreaA/CharA/ instead, and put the other stuff in a folder named Gener ...

Hi! I have a lot of triggers in a relog script, where I have a little more than 100 characters, with mostly one, in some cases a none, or a few, triggers each executed after relog.

This has caused ...

Hehe, that worked, thanks!

This does what I want, but is ugly:

#if {@shownalts >= 2} {
:@char2: @action @tar
#if {@shownalts >= 3} {
:@char3: @action @tar
#if {@shownalts >= 4} {
:@char4: @act ...

I use
:charname: do whatever
to be able to make my alt do things without me interfering.

Now, I have a 8 variables named char1, char2 up to char8 (not made into a variable, because that'd be ick ...

Welcome

Mine said it went from 600-something k to 157k too I think... but the actual file went down to 19,6 mb O.o Lots faster loading :D

Thanks ^__^

Hmm. In your configuration settings...

Under Configuration, Roomname:
I guess you could uncheck roomname, if it doesn't come automatically when you enter the room.

Configuration, Room desc:
Ro ...

I'm sure there's a way to make the mapper fill in the name automatically, but possibly not at the same time as it adds the desc.

Help file says... "Normally the mapper will look for any of the nam ...

Hmm, how does compacting work? Lossless? Couldn't seem to find its helpfile.

Sitting here with a one minute loading time, 17k rooms, loads of notes, 86,4mb mapfile >.<

I take it you have 'exit line contains keyword' checked.

Try without the colon at the end? So just Obvious exits are

Hmm, a lot of \, are you using it instead of ~?

I would've used
^~|(%d)~: ...

Hmm, I'd use a macro for attacking, and then set the macro to attack him when balance = 1, and set it to do nothing (or something else) when it's 0, that way you'd only attack if balanced.

Oh, again, where did you place this code? Room script, walk script or just a trigger?

:Char: means the action is made in the alt's window, not the current one. It's intentional, but not mudspecific.

:<@char1>: q heal @cont did the trick, thanks :D