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If %4 matches the room name in your maps (case sensitive, very strict match) then adding #TAG name {%4} should make #Find work for you. If it doesn't, then you probably need to turn off the mapper's ...

A quick recommendation: Most muds send a line that matches something like "You follow (%w) ({north|south|east|west}) to (*)" after they send the line that said the leader left. If there's any possib ...

Sure!

Try this - it also fixes the problem of (some) punctuations being included as part of a word. You could easily add other puctuation marks to be stripped - just add them in where I have ",.": ...

Those who are or have been secretaries and/or GMs in Achaean magi guilds will know what this is about.

Instructions:
gcrys will start your GUILD CRYSTALS log going. Output lines are gagged by the ...

I have the money, but my braincells were all donated to science and the liquor industry while I was in college. Wink

Kiti,

Dharkael's approach was better, but I think there's still some merit to letting the mapper grab the desc and then looking at the extras:

#ALIAS ckRoom {
#loop %numwords(%roomdes ...

You need to add:

#TAG name {%4}

To your trigger action.

But if your map was created with all that other stuff in the room names, you may have to go through and remap it or correct i ...

That's cool - as I said, I'm looking forward to seeing some updates - I know zMUD has a lot more power than I'm using and having some more depth in the help files might help me there.

BTW - You sho ...

If I understand what you are saying correctly, it sounds like it's working as expected. Checking this option should prevent zmud from sending the direction as part of the open door command. This is ...

Do you have a DBCS capable font selected for your mud output window?

I don't know about the professionals on here, but I guess I'd need to see an example or two of when it's happening. Without that, I'd be more inclined to suspect the mud or the connection to the mud ...

Assumptions:
The current room has been added to your map, complete with description.
You don't need to wait for any response between sending your look commands.

#ALIAS ckRoom {
#VAR rmDescW ...

No worries with me, Nexela. I thought of that, but o most muds we're talking about hours rather than seconds between eating or drinking, and a parameter value of 10000 miliseconds is going to be 10 s ...

Is the text you're trying to capture the only text that comes to you in all green?

You might need 2-3 triggers to do this:

#TR "lightGreen" {%e~[1~;32m(*){%e*| ...

2. #var jmNum {%ismember( %1, @jerkMsgs)} _nodef Fishing is it so hard to put quotes and brackets in? I know zScript is very forgiving, but strict syntax is sometimes helpful. As a minimum you shoul ...

Bottom line is if the mud allows users to do things that produce output indistinguishable from mud-generated output (ie - emotes in same color as everything else, emotes without the emoter's name, etc ...

Why not use %regex instead?

Seems to me like you're wanting to match "(road)" within a room name which would be stored in @tmp_2. This ought to do that for you.

#unvar mLength
#say %regex( ...

But... but... but... that's so much EASIER! And slicker... and better...

Thanks!

Ok, but there's a huge difference between 16ms and .5s. I'm looking for 50ms precision (ie, if I say 200 ms, I'll be closer to 200 than to 100 or 300). #WAIT, of course, delivers this with a BIG iss ...

Can one of you wizards tell me why this doesn't work?
#TRIGGER "jerkDetector" {({@jerkMsgs})} {
#var jmNum {%ismember( %1, @jerkMsgs) ...

Alright - it appears that my brain is not quite in full operations yet. This should help:

#TR {Your arm makes a rising motion and a piece of earth} {
#if @SPIRepeat=1 {
...

Whoops! Somebody (that'd be me) forgot to close the }... try this:

#TR {Your arm makes a rising motion and a piece of earth} {
#if @SPIRepeat=1 {
#var SPIRepeat {0 ...

Hey - can we get a definitive answer to this? Not long ago I was told by one of you two (Vij or Dhark) that #alarm could handle fractional timing with no issues, but I am seeing signs that the drift ...

Well, I tested it through 10 nested loops and it works - though my personal feeling is that more than 3 and there's probably a better, smarter, and faster way to do it.

Thanks for the info! I'm lo ...

I encounter this on my mud as well, and here's the problem with speed/slowwalking it as I see it:

zMUD relies on the mapper having path to the room you are walking to. A path consists of a series ...