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So, I purchased zMUD in 1998... I've been tooling around with CMUD for a week or more now and I'm finally content that it'll do all the stuff I could do with zMUD (or rather that I can do all the stuf ...

In the package editor there are options for Enable on Connect and Disable on Connect, make sure the Disable one isn't checked.

Rehab, using %concat() worked perfectly. Thank you very much!

Outstanding, thank you for solution :) I had assumed that getting a variable to expand within a variable name would work, didn't even know there was a %concat function available.

As for the multipl ...

"Better" is a relative concept, though. Doing that would require multiple packages and because I play a lot of different characters in a lot of different combinations and from a lot of different compu ...

And it does work, perfectly. Thank you again, and thank you for the explanation. This will likely prevent many new holes in my wall from head bashing in to it in the future.

Okay, I figured out what the problem is, but not an elegant solution... actually, I do know a solution, but I need help getting it working.

The trigger only seems to use the @tank variable from the ...

I see the logic there, very straight forward. I have two questions... In your #IF expression you have && is that the equivalent of && or is that something different? Second que ...

No, he does not. I will frame the situation a little better. There are two windows Main and Bot. In Main is Stasheff, in Bot is Teibidh. My primary MUD has mobs that switch targets fairly regularly, i ...

And, I hate to keep blowing up my own thread... but I also added another trigger to the same class the other two are in. This one triggers off the character's own hits to toggle the inCombat flag as m ...

This may be off base and I'm still new to Cmud code, however I was doing the same sort of thing, sharing triggers between windows; but I think there is an issue with timing. For example if the trigger ...

Okay, updated.. but the issue still persists.

I did realize that I never mentioned I was using beta 3.29...

I realized the original issue I was having was that the trigger would fire in one wind ...

Yup, one of the first things I checked. There are several triggers in that package, including one other that's in the same class auto.assist is that fire just fine.

<?xml version="1.0" ...

First, I have three packages involved:

carnage.pkg is a module.
main.pkg is a window.
bot.pkg is a window.

I am using this as a trigger command:

#tr {^@tank {barely|scratches|hits ...