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As a disclaimer, I've not worked with zScript in ages, so I'll just refer you to the documentation. If I remember correctly, hashes(#) prefix commands, while the % prefix are used as functions evalua ...

When a trigger fires, it reads the parameters just as it reads the text--from left to right(and with multi-line triggers, left to right, THEN top to bottom). I'd recommend reading the pattern matchin ...

Call me a sucker for simplicity:

#REGEX {^Str:\s+(\w+)\.\s+Int:\s+(\w+)\.\s+Wis:\s+(\w+)\.\s+Dex:\s+(\w+)\.\s*\nCon:\s+(\w+)\.\s+Chr ...

I reached the same conclusion...forgot to post, though. I tried the game using PuTTY and Kmuddy, and both had the same outcome.

The command to change the prompt is "prompt <new prompt>".

Still no-go for(parameter char = '%', quote char = '\'):
Command: Prompt:
#SEND "prompt %h& ...

zMud 7.21

I'm trying to edit my prompt for a mud, and the standard escape character isn't doing it. The mud has its own variables referenced by '%', where '%h' would mean your health variable. My quote charac ...

I've not worked with zMUD for a while, so I'm not sure if it accepts a regex like this.
#ALIAS o([e]+) {open %length(%1).@door}

I want to get something straight first. You want either/both a targetting or/and door alias that take the form of <number>.<target>, such that the number of characters you enter dictate t ...

The purpose of my function isn't actually to capitalize; I just threw that in there as an example. There is manipulation of the data.

*EDIT*
What I'm currently leaning towards is using another alias

#var stringname ""
#FORALL @varname {
#IF (%eval( %ismember( %i, @varname)) < %eval( ...

Consider a variable @varname with a variable number of items(including zero), which are names of record variables themselves:
#VAR varname {db1|db2|db3|...|dbn}
where @db1.name = Name1.
...

That did it. I must have messed up a parenthesis trying that the first time. Thanks

I've run into a snag where 13 < 7 returns true:

13,7.
true
false
[/list]

well, i copied the actual files to the desktop, and zmud can read from them fine now. is there a reason behind this, that it would read c:\....\desktop\text.txt but not c:\zmud\text.txt?

I might not be in my right mind at the moment, but I can't seem to read from files. If I open a file using #file X filename.txt, it displays that I've opened filename.txt as file X. It creates a shor ...

In MozartMud, I cannot see the lists inside shops. After typing LIST, I simply get a blank line and a new prompt. I've disabled MXP, MCCP, ANSI colors, re-enabled them, trying a variety of ways to s ...

Wouldn't the brackets < > also alleviate that problem around @exp? As in:

#TRIGGER {You receive (%d) experience points.} {#VAR exp %1;gt ~{Y----~>~{C<@exp> XP ~{Y~<----~{x}