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It's probably something related to your computer's TCP/IP implementation, and not your MUD or Zmud. Often when a connection fails there is no way to know that it has closed until you try to send some ...

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i don't see the differenct between posting here or the beta forum, since the problem isn't in a beta version of zmud i don't see the point. it seems to me you guys are pretty anal, but i appre ...

You can already do this with triggers, if you have the right sound drivers installed. Try something like:
#PLAY "sound.mp3"

I don't think it's possible, because I'm pretty sure that Zmud needs to call exported procedures on the DLL, and AFAIK .NET cannot produce DLLs with exported procedures. However, C++ .NET might be th ...

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I have a bone to pick. I was really exited when you said i could download zmud and continue playing avatar. but now i download it and i still get the "this trail has expired click here ...

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This is my prompt:
&R%X&WXP 950 -S day H $9999999 >

My pattern:
&W$&Y(%d)

#var cash %1

When I use this trigger, it captures my experience left (%x) instead of my ...

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This is my prompt:
&R%X&WXP 950 -S day H $9999999 >

My pattern:
&W$&Y(%d)

#var cash %1

When I use this trigger, it captures my experience left (%x) instead of my ...

You probably check the 'Trigger on prompt' and uncheck the 'newline' boxes in the trigger's options.

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actual mud prompt:
<766/766 665/665 590/590>(869)(2871856)

the numer 869 in the example could at some time have a negative sign in front of it, thats why i chose the wildcard i did f ...

The .mud file is in another folder inside the zmud folder. So if you play medievia your settings are contained in the folder "zmudmedievia"

Palm screens are rather tiny... If you could get it to work, would you be able to read more than a couple lines of text at a time?

I cannot connect to your mud either, though I can can connect to other muds so I know it isn't my connection. Looks like it is down, and there's not much you can do about it, sorry.

Well, if you have access to a unix account (common at most universities) then it is fairly easy. Simply connect to the unix account and from there telnet to your mud.

I haven't seen any new programs that use the computer's internal speakers in a long time. The only things that I know use this are some old dos programs and modems... You can probably still do that ...

Try right-clicking on the Zmud.exe file and click on 'Properties' then 'Compatability' on the window that pops up and check the box that says 'Run this program in compatability mode for Windows 95'. ...

I guess I'm not sure what you mean. Only enemy names are surrounded by *'s, right? You won't need any other triggers, as this isn't specific to a single enemy.

Or maybe you refer to the way #SUB s ...

Well... if you wanted to get really obstinate you could compute the hash of the name and use that as the vnum...

Two possibilities that I can think of. First, you could have an alias named 'n' that sends those commands. You would have to search through your settings to find and delete it. Second possibility, ...

what about:

Pattern: ~*(*)~* leaves (%w)
Trigger: #SUB {*%1* leaves <<<%upper(%2)<<<}

I think that GS3 like DragonRealms uses a proprietary format called GSL to send this information. A couple people were working on plugins to convert this into MXP but I don't know whatever happened t ...

It's been a while since I played GemStone, since the old AOL days, but I suspect that it may check the terminal type that zMud sends when you connect, and if it doesn't match the terminal type of its ...

I upgraded my computer from ME to XP, first by formatting the partition ME was installed on and my only rant is that an updated video driver was offered on the windows update site that caused my compu ...

I think this is because the last trigger triggers on both prompt and newline. Manually edit its options and uncheck trigger on newline.