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I personally found it to be useful to initially create the database through CMUD, then open it via SQLite in order to manipulate it. This ensures that the database is saved in the right location, and ...

A bit of an update on this, works fine when called from the command line. However when I try to call this out of a trigger, that is when it all goes downhill and the program crashes.

So this is a fairly new aspect of CMUD for me, and I've been testing it out with excellent results. The latest piece I have been messing with works great while offline, however when connected to the M ...

Interesting, I have always utilized the brackets when using #ALARM. Is this something that is incorrect with the documentation?

When I input the following command, absolutely nothing happens. It is as though I didn't put anything through the command line. Any ideas?

#alarm {+1} {#ECHO HELLO}

0.0069 |
0.0109 | l Aetol ...

Ok so a little more testing resulted in the following:

Command line: #if (@Prone) {#ECHO TRUE} {#ECHO FALSE}

Returns the value False

If that exact same line is placed within an alias

Retur ...

That was one of the first things I checked for, there is only one variable @Prone in the system.

I have the following line of code
#if (@Prone) {#var Status_Window_Prone "Yes"} {#var Status_Window_Prone "No"}

@Prone = 0

When this runs it give ...

I am looking to see if there is a way to check and see if a string contains a specific character.

For example:

MUD Output: ABGHI

I want to test to see if that output contains the letter "C" ...

I am sure it is a simple enough error that I am missing, however after going through it several times I cannot for the life of me figure out why the following alias creates a trigger "1" after use.
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Favorite feature for CMud is the same as it was for ZMud, the customer support through the forums. The people here taught me everything I know about scripting, and continue to do so. The new help file ...

This trigger will catch the name of the skill as well as its cost, as long as it is one of the skills you want to train. To set which skills you want to train you need to set the variable @TrainThis. ...

I would look into either the #CLASS command or the #T+ or #T- command. Below is an example of a script I use to handle turning on/off classes using a button.

<button type="Toggle" au ...

Spoke too soon, found another trigger that was in conflict.

Currently trying to figure out multi-state triggers, never having used them before. From what I can tell, this should work. However it fails to change the variable upon receiving the 2nd trigger. I am ...

That is exactly what I am trying to do, and each time it finds the lowest key/value pair I was "deleting" that entry so that it would find the next lowest and so on. Eventually ending up with the Diss ...

Well... ran into another seeming roadblock with this script. What I have done is created a database record @Cache. I then use a script to remove all the excess items I don't actually want to utilize w ...

Works perfectly now, this answers a lot of questions about some various bugs I had when switching over to CMud.

Personally I use #TEMP instead of multi-state triggers. My solution to that particular code would be:

<trigger priority="39840" id="2288">
<pattern>Arcanum is ...

I am trying to increment values within a database variable each time a specific trigger fires. I've tried everything I can think of to get the values inside to change, however I always end up with eit ...

Works perfectly, just have to put it all together now. And now I know you can use the ! in other areas then just !=

From the two replies I think I have come up with a solution that will work. Only one question (and I may have it figured out by the time a response is posted). When looping through a database how woul ...

Glad I posted that, I have a bunch of aspects that rely on the %eval function. Thank you!

I'll try to go into greater detail.

When I check my inventory I have a trigger that collects the information regarding how many of each item I currently possess. As this rapidly changes, its a use ...

personally I always use

#var ThisVariable %eval(@ThisVariable +1)