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To stuff the data into the database, I like to create an alias:

#ALIAS addnewrecord {#DBLOAD Eq; #NEW All @newrecord; #DBRESET}

and call the alias using a temp trigger. The temp trigger is creat ...

You cannot place a wildcard in one of those [either|or] elements. You will have to make two triggers -- one for single line, one for double line.

TonDiening gave you the actual trigger you need in the first line of his post. Just paste it to the command line and you're set. (%trigger is a predefined variable which returns the line which set off ...

Instead of storing your variables in umpteen different variables store them in one db variable.

#VAR allherbs {balherb=0|ginseng=6|bloodroot=3|goldenseal=0|kelp=69}

#LOOPDB @allherbs {#IF (%val ...

Use the quote character, ~, to tell zMUD to treat it as a literal [, rather than part of the range expression.

#Trigger {str ~[%d} {#var str %1}

Troubadour
(Win 98, Pentium III, 550 MHz)

#TR {^(*) waits here to be killed.} {kill %word("%1",%numwords(%1)); #ALARM relook +10 {look}}

#TR {^(*) is DEAD!} {#T- relook; skin %word("%1",%numwords(%1))}

Upon looking a ...

What operating system are you using? If it's not Windows XP, it's possible you need to update your MDAC protocols.

Troubadour
(Win 98, Pentium III, 550 MHz)

*BUMP*

Troubadour
(Win 98, Pentium III, 550 MHz)

*BUMP*

Troubadour
(Win 98, Pentium III, 550 MHz)

You might employ the %null function.

#IF %null(@lastrequest) {#NOOP} {say Hello Sailor!}

Troubadour
(Win 98, Pentium III, 550 MHz)

A simple example of #UNTIL would be:

batches = 0
#UNTIL (@batches = 12) {pick %1; #ADD batches 1}

Troubadour
(Win 98, Pentium III, 550 MHz)

%-1 (note the -) will be assigned all parameters.

%-2 would be assigned parameters 2 thru 99.

Troubadour
(Win 98, Pentium III, 550 MHz)

I understand your problem as being you wish to create a list of trades comprising the best compensation involving a primary good regardless of what the secondary good may be. In the examples you gave ...

I'm guessing that what you've given us for your tank's information will look exactly like what YOUR prompt will look like. So if there's any other text associated with the tank info please post it.
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The purpose of these forums is the discussion of zMUD and other Zuggsoft products.

Discussion of the merits and demerits of particular MUDs should be performed elsewhere. I recommend The MUD Connec ...

The #WAIT command and temporary triggers can be a bit squirrely. I suggest you rewrite this to not use either of them.

The following triggers store all dierolls as a string list in a variable named ...

The purpose of these forums is the discussion of zMUD and other Zuggsoft products. Discussion of particular MUDs should be done elsewhere.

Troubadour
(Win 98, Pentium III, 550 MHz)

Hmmph, can't seem to get the %float function to work, so it'll report in milliseconds.

#TR {~ (%w):*blue} {#SHOW %1 answered in %eval(%secs-@start) ms.}

Troubadour
(Win 98, Pentium III, 550 MH ...

It sounds like you do not wish to trigger on what someone says. The best way to do this is to use the ^ and $ anchors with your triggers.

^ will anchor a pattern to the beginning of a line; $ will ...

#ALARM "checkmob" -2:00 {tell mob hi}
#TRIGGER {You tell mob, 'hi'} {#T- checkmob}
#TRIGGER {Mob is DEAD!} {#T+ checkmob}

Troubadour
(Win 98, Pentium III, 550 MHz)

I've written a script (it's in the Finished Scripts section) that tracks when I've quested. It stores (day-of-year|time-of-day) pairs to a list. The list looks like "(335|139495)|(335|200382)|(33 ...

In version 6.40, you can now have nested lists, meaning a list can be a list item within another list.

As Belmyrddyn pointed out, you have reversed the arguements in the %additem function. The synt ...

To expand the above to react to any better, use a record variable.

#TR {You have become better at (*)!} {#ADDKEY betters "%1" %eval(%db(@betters,"%1") + 1)}

#TR {You learn fr ...

Attention users of Windows 98, Windows ME, and Windows 2000:

zMUD version 6.40 uses Microsoft Data Access Components for its mapper. The converted maps are stored as a Microsoft database.

In ord ...

Here's something to get you started. I didn't try to test it. It assumes that each of your safe rooms has been an id with the word "safe" and a sequential number, i.e. safe1, safe2, safe3... ...