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In addition, if triggers or aliases in other packages require things from the package you created, those other packages have to enable the new package. This allows you to control which package use wh ...

If you don't have them loaded, try loading the English Keypad and English Directions packages. They should contain the default values for standard compass directions.

Hm. odd. Does the mud use standard movement commands: n, e, sw, etc.?

Have you defined or altered any direction settings in Cmud? You can't usually see them. To look at the direction settings ...

EDITING THE MAP DATABASE

Before I go into the interaction of Direction Settings and the map database, I should add some general notes about viewing and editing the map database.

The map databas ...

DIRECTIONS IN CMUD

Cmud defines directions in settings created by the #DIRECTION command or in the package editor under Edit > New > New Direction. I will refer to these as Direction Setting ...

DIRECTIONS IN THE MAP DATABASE

In the sqlite map database, directions are defined in the table DirTbl. This table has seven columns:
* DirId is the internal identifier used within the map databa ...

In this thread, I will post what I have discovered about how to modify direction values in the map database, or add new directions in Cmud. For convenience, it will be broken into several posts. If ...

Yes, I made the hexagonal rooms in Zmapper, followed the instructions to convert them to sqlite, and used DB Browser to modify my Dartmud.dbm map database, modifying the DirTbl, the MetaTbl, and some ...

Argh. It looks like DirRef has nothing to do with linking DirTbl to #Direction variables. My guess now is that the linking is based on DirID.

Well, I have figured out part of the answer with some testing. The DirRef for East-Up is 103, for North-Up is 105, South-Up is 109, and West-Up is 111. I have not been able to find the DirRef values ...

This really sounds interesting to me. Making new clients & leaving. Old tactic i guess.

Thanks!
Danny

Zugg spent ten years developing Zmud. He spent another five years _full time_ develo ...

It's interesting that someone just posted asking about non-standard directions, because I'm trying to solve a problem with non-standard directions too.

My problem is that my mud (Dartmud) has norma ...

It would be a problem if you were trying to access them at the same time, but that doesn't sound like what is happening. Actually, it doesn't sound like data corruption at all. It sounds like you si ...

No, this is not the right spot for this. There is a proper solution for this, but you should ask the question in a separate post. The problem in this case is not the software, but that you are not p ...

My trigger should work whether they had spaces or not. If you have a prompt for which my trigger does not work, please post it so we can see what the difference is.

You are probably just forgetting to precede the square brackets and percent sign with the quote mark: ~. Some characters have a special meaning in a trigger, so to match those characters you have to ...

That was solution 2

Could you please explain exactly what you mean? "setup a gag so that my prompt works with the status bar" does not make any sense. Your prompt should work with the status bar without any gagging.
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On October 1, Zugg basically said that there will probably not be any further development. http://forums.zuggsoft.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=37902&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

I see--it wasn't clear from your description how they were related. The two methods I just gave you should work, though it is very awkward.

That's very strange--a button to send the sip command, but the label has nothing to do with sipping? No, you can't do a sip function and have the on/off controlled by a variable, so I see why you wer ...

Basically, if you don't use the braces {} in #TRIGGER to mark the pattern and the commands, it will assume the first parameter is the trigger ID, the second parameter is the pattern, etc. The purpose ...

Cmud can _read_ and _display_ a map with a background image, but does not have any commands to actually _make_ a map with a background image. It can be done in Zmapper (which is a separate product). ...

I'm not coming up with an obvious function which would work.

Of course, the correct solution is to put the variable name in the Variable Expression of the button, and have the two labels and colors ...