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check out this thread for an example compass:
topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4722&FORUM_ID=7&CAT_ID=1&Topic_Title=Making+a+compass&Forum_Title=zMUD+General+Discussion

You should find the class 'directions' (you need to make visible 'inherited' settings for this),
and click the checkbox 'remove this inherited class when loading'.
Then created german dirs by pasti ...

%pop expects a varable name, and doesn't expand it, if it's a name with nested variables, or an array.
I'm not even sure if it's expected to do so.

Definitly a question for the beta forum - it's m ...

If you mean the zMUD command line, when you say 'command buffer', then you're looking for the #INPUT command.

Like
#VAR tperson Zugg
#INPUT {talk @tperson Hi there }

will replace the current c ...

Help files say:
If format is present and is non-zero, the values returned are formatted (for Number fields) otherwise raw data is returned.

Eg. for the sample char that is part of a full zMUD inst ...

#TRIGGER {>%w} {#TEMP {>} {#SUB {>%cr}}}
is worth a try.
Might have side effects with other triggers on that line.

I tried (in an empty mud window):
#TRIG {aaa} {#ADD test trig}
#ONINPUT {aa} {#ADD test oninp}
test=""
#STATUS @test

when I now type
#SH aaaa
the normal (#TRIG) trigger fires, but n ...

Click on
Prefs/General/Emulation, and disable
VT 102 emulation.
if that doesn't help disable
ANSI emulation
as well.

Then zMUD should just ignore all that sequences.
But somehow I prefer Pe ...

Perhaps the file global.mud is corrupted.
Might be worth to quit zMUD, then rename global.mud (zMUD will create a new one) and see if the situation has changed.

One problem is to know which lines contain the exits.
Without a good sample of mudoutput I can only hope that everything inside parenthesis always is exit information.

Now you can use a db variabl ...

#show %format("&10.2f",%eval(2.0+2.1))
displays
4.10

The only other way I can think of right now, is if you need, say, 2 decimals, to multiply all values with 100, and use int ...

Have a look at

Sounds like the 'trigger on trigger' option isn't really doing what you need.
If you post the triggers you are using (for both ends of portal), as well as a sample of the portaling text, we can proba ...

I'd think you can target one of several safes, by using something like 'turn 2nd safe to ...', instead of 'turn a safe to ...'.
But that is completly mud-specific and has nothing to do with zMUD.
(I ...

Not much change needed for that
#VAR cracknum 0
#ALI docrack {turn a safe to %eval(@cracknum/(26*26)) %eval((@cracknum/26)26) %eval(@cracknum26);#ADD cracknum 1}
#ALARM {*15} {docrack;docrack} crac ...

Adding a 'fast and dirty' method for varity...
(lots of way to do it especially if you don't tell details like how fast you want
to send the commands, or when you want to stop/resume it.)

Three ...

Karthsun:
stupid question: if you use
#forall @itemnames {value %i}
(parenthesis are used for functions, braces are for commands, so your syntax is wrong)
do you get the same problem?

And if y ...

You could try just to use
#TR {a certain message} {#ADD message 1}
without the #SHOW command, and add the
'displayed @message times' part to the status window, or status line.

Might be possible to collect the 'broken' lines in a variable, while #GAGing them on the screen,
and using #SHOW at the end of the sequence to display all of it in one line (so one trigger can work ...

First make sure you have the {notrig} option in the roomscripts on both sides of the portal,
second use _MapperRoom as class, so the mapper recognizes the trigger as a roomscript when leaving the roo ...

Help files?
Never heard of such a thing!

Either you use nested #ALARMS:
ah; #ALARM +0.5 {ah; #ALARM +0.5 {ah; st; uc; #ALARM +0.5 {ah; #ALARM +0.5 {ah; st; uc; #ALARM +0.5 {ah; #ALARM +0.5 {ah; st; uc; #ALARM +0.5 {ah; #ALARM +0.5 {ah; #ALA ...

I'd just keep echo on, and change the color for command output in Prefs/Colors/Color Schemes to black (or whatever your background color is).
That way you don't see the additional spam

Is a kludg ...

Hmmm, perhaps you can ask your IMM where that
'ESC or
don't cover it at valid sequence sent from a server.

So it seems like it's something non-standard (which means zMUD HAS to ignore it).

...

Without the remove, but WITH doublequotes it works fine for me:
#TRIGGER {^(%w) tells you '(*)', in Kzin.} {#ECHO %1 is trying to say %replace( %replace( %replace( %replace( %replace( %replace( %repl ...