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I believe the problem is that in your trigger 'Your efforts produced (%d) (*)', you set fletchbuffer to 0 in both the then and else clauses of your first if statement.#IF (@fletchbuffer > 20 ...

I tested it out on the MUD and had the same problem. I got it to work just by removing the #forall loop in the trigger for the first line of stats and just doing all of the checking in a single #fora ...

Untested except with a couple of #show commands using the sample output above, but something along these lines should work. Just replace the roll stats part inside the startroll alias with whatever c ...

The [[cmud_aliases]aliases] help page has it just a little ways down the page.

Use %1 to refer to the parameter you pass to the alias.
#alias sf {use punchart spinfist at %1}

Your #if command has the wrong syntax... you are using {@death=0 && @fleexp=0} instead of (@death=0 && @fleexp=0).

That doesn't work for centering, because what it does is takes:

#say @padcent("Testing",9,"-")

and instead of -Testing-, it returns:
---------Testing
(or some sort).

Yeah, Fang's original ...

I believe you can also still make the subregex work by using the length of the matched string as the number of times to repeat the desired character to form the replacement string:%subregex(" ...

Click the Prefs button on the toolbar, select Network on the left column, and then select the Connection tab. Make sure the Show connection timer box is checked.

According to the help file %format returns null if there is a problem with any of the format specifiers, so it appears as if it thinks there is something wrong with them here. As far as I can tell &a ...

I tried the steps above in 2.37 and the problem does not exist there. When you delete the parent node favorite, all of it's children favorites automatically get moved back up to the root level instea ...

The \ applies to the character after it, not before it. In a regex, the ^\s+-\s(?:(?:(?:Angry|[()IHGRDXTW])\s?)*\s)?(.*)$

Ran into a couple of issues trying to use Favorites.

The first issue could be something I just missed, but on the Mapper's Favorites panel I don't see any way to move a room back up to the root lev ...

Spellbot-t2 doesn't appear to have the regex flag turned on.

Nevermind, figured it out. Somehow missed the improving room detection section of the docs for the mapper, just needed triggers that used the #nomap command for those three lines.

I am trying to map an area that has a hidden ladder down into a sewers area. The following text shows the output from the MUD when I enter the room from above. The first three lines only happen when ...

I'm not sure why the blank lines aren't matched, but why don't you end the mob gathering when the prompt is found instead:#trigger Scan {^You scan your surroundings...$}
#cond Scan {^% ...

It wasn't going to another package since I didn't have any other packages... but I restarted CMUD and it is working fine for me now as well.

Only weird behavior is the 4096_4097 variable which I ca ...

Ahh that makes sense. I was thinking that the #var command was only used for non-local variables and the #local command was for local variables, but I do see the note in the #var command that it work ...

Tried submitting this through the system, but it doesn't like XML. Local variable substitution doesn't seem to be working correctly when I try to use them to build variable names. This is using CMUD ...

I could be wrong, but according to [url="http://forums.zuggsoft.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=32564&highlight=registry"]this thread, Zugg said this path is stored as a registry entry. Since both ins ...

For the alias this seems to work assuming the set type and equipment slot are only ever going to be one word each:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<cmud>
...

Thanks, Tech.

I saw that printing the object correctly showed the state but that didn't help in determining through code whether it was a valid object or not. I redesigned what I was trying to do ...

I am trying to figure out how to use a couple of the common properties for zScript objects. The first one is the isvalid property. I made a simple test alias as follows:<?xml version="1.0&qu ...

%btncol says it returns the color of the button, so thats prolly where the number comes from. Should be able to make it stop sending that to the mud by sticking a #call in front of it I think.