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Ah, I figured it was something like that. I'll have to try my skills at following directions to fix it. Thanks.

So...In my primary session, I have three different session windows that I use.

1) Generic - For all mud output
2) Tells - Grabs player-to-player communication from the game and displays just this ...

Do you mean the notes?

If so then you need to:

1. Click the session
2. Click 'Edit Session' under Actions
3. Click the 'Notes' tab
4. Modify your notes...these are the ones that can be modifi ...

Well, can we (I) see some examples of these rooms? There hasn't been much that I've found that you can't do with a little elbow grease.

For starters, I believe #STOP and #PAUSE are only for Slow walking. If you want to stop completely you need to clear the entire speedwalking command queue as such:

#TRIGGER {something_from_gua ...

There isn't anything built in, but you could do it a variety of ways. The most practical might be to simply put it in your zone name.

ex. The Open Fields (0,30). or the like. :)

Oh interesting. Works like a charm. Been using CMUD for over a year and still finding new things every day. :)

Ok, so I'm trying to create an Identify trigger, and I'm having an issue when it comes to the wearable slots. The code as follows:

#var validslots {amulet|arm|belt|bracelet|cloak|finger|foot|h ...

Ah yeah %match was the one that I wanted. Does perfectly. Thanks!

I'm going to be doing some heavy CMUD testing, developing an AI chatbot using triggers and a response database. There was a function similar to sscanf() that CMUD had but I can't remember it for the l ...

Put the variable names in brackets:

~<~[%d~] ~[&%d{hitcurrent}HP &%d{manacurent}MA &%d{movecurrent}MV~]~> }

and notice that y ...

#ALARM {-5:00} {save} -- will do 'save' every 5 minutes

and if you have echo on this might be helpful too:

#ALARM {-5:00} {#CALL {%pref(EchoC ...

Normally, not as far as I know...unless you're using the mapper you could probably work something with it. Otherwise, you'd have to trigger off your input and store your last movement into a variable ...

You might wanna try #EXIT, #BREAK, #FORALL,...it depends on how you want to go about it exactly. If you could show me what you're working with and explain a little bit better what you want to do, I co ...

Ah so you use it to connect to a mail client I take it? Hmm...sounds like a good solution for one-way communications, but in this case I'm hoping to achieve two-way communication. Well, I'm up for a c ...

Has anyone able to successfully create a COM connection between an instant messaging client, in this case I prefer AIM and CMUD/zMUD? I'm trying to get my in-mud communication routable to my IM client ...

Hmm try using an end of line match $ at the end of the triggers matching * to match all before it. And the 'Affects' might be the same issue, though should work fine, in theory.

#CLASS Database
#var eqobject {}
#var eqdesc {}
#var eqtype {}
#var eqlocs {}
#var eqitemis {}
#var eqweight {}
#var eqvalue {&# ...

You need to use brackets around an expression to make it work:
#TRIGGER {^(%d)h, (%d)m(*)~-$} {#var health %1;#var mana %2;#IF (@health < {@maxhealt ...

Hmm you might be better off just changing it to an alias if you want to do something midway:

#alias goforest {2 e;3 ne;get @item;3 s}

Hmm something like that would be a bit more tricky. You'd have to either throw a space before and/or after "York" to match to, use a line force ^, or maybe have to match some punctuation after it to d ...

Ah yes...forgot that lists use double brackets...just getting back into this after 6 months off of CMUD :P

Here are a list of commands that will help you with what you need. To the left you should see a list of everything you need to do what you're describing. I've never tried something like this, but it l ...

Well if you have have a certain list of names that you want to light you would use something like this:

#VAR namelist {array_of_names_here}
#TRIGGER {@namelist} {#cw blue& ...

You have to first assign the trigger/class/setting an ID which can be done when you create it:

#TRIGGER id {pattern} {commands} classname options

or there is a box labeled " ...