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You'll want to work with
#TRIGGER {^Hp~: ~|(*)~| Gp~: ~|(*)~| Gxp~: ~|(*)~| P~:(%w)$} {$HpPos = %pos("*", %1);$GpPos ...

Well, tell us what it's not doing that you want it to... we can't help otherwise...

Here, I'm extracting the relevant part, so all you have to do is copy below and paste it in your settings (right-click, paste should work). The syntax is simple: #PRINT @wordstonumber("forty-nine thou ...

Vijilante's Toolbox (available under the library) has a WordstoNumber function. Check it out.

Go to the store (under the Purchase tab), log into the store account, then go to Orders History. There, you can retrieve the license key.

If you have trouble, you can contact support.

Strange, though you can try:

#SHOW %roomvnum(%roomlink(,e))

instead.

Keep in mind that any extra commands (open door, unlock door, etc) will be counted as a "step", too, so you may find:

Nearest healer:
unw2nwnd

2nd nearest:
open d;d;open w;w;open n;n;open n;2n ...

Sorry, been busy with school and whatnot, but I may have found something. Once I'm out of class, I'll update the post. Sorry for taking so long on it!

I'll see what I need to do on my end here, then update it once I figure it out. I'm documenting the steps this time to make sure I get everything, too. :p

Try downloading the zip file again and copying the contents over to the same folder. I added two more folders. Let me know how it works out from there.

Copy the contents of the luaemail.lua file, change command prompt to Lua command prompt, paste the contents and hit enter. What happens when you do that?

I'll see if I can explain it as easily as possible, then. Personally, I love it as it seems to work much better and quicker than COM scripting does.

I think I may have isolated the key components n ...

By the way, there's a finished COM scripting script in ZMUD's finished forums, I posted the changes for CMUD a long while back.

But let me elaborate on the Lua scripting. You can use smtp.lua and O ...

You can use Lua to actually script it, as I do. And you can send text messages via email as long as you know the carrier's text-message email address.

It's going to depend on what packages you're accessing.

I have CMUD set up to go through Dropbox myself, and I don't have any issues. There was one time I left CMUD running at home, then ran CMUD a ...

You don't need to #SUB in a carriage return after the prompt. If you're using #SUB, just #SUB it to {} and it'll wipe out the triggered pattern.

You need to actually do:

#ALIAS maketrigger {#EXEC %concat("#TRIGGER {",%-2,"} {",%1,"}")}

in order for it to work.

As an e ...

Too bad this isn't CMUD. I'd have suggested using #SAYADD instead of #SUB.

#TRIGGER {^Your base abilities are: Str: (%d) Int:(%d) Wil:(%d) Dex:( ...

Anaristos has a point there. Sometimes, a MUD doesn't end something where it should end, and you wind up capturing
This sentence ends over there -> "
instead of
"This sentence ...

Glad you got it to work for you. That wasn't the route I took, however. I freshly installed Windows 8 Pro, then freshly installed CMUD, and had absolutely no issues whatsoever. But again, glad you got ...

Mine was a fresh install. I have two partitions, one is Windows 7, one is Windows 8. I haven't switched back to Windows 7 at all.

I've been running CMUD on Windows 8 Pro with absolutely no issues. Maybe there's a difference between Windows 8 and Windows 8 Pro that's causing a problem? I don't know. All I can say is that CMUD has ...

If you don't use database characters, you can try disabling the & character in the zMUD special characters list.

The internal database is something of a carryover feature from zMUD, but really isn't useful any longer.

If you're able to, convert your database to sqlite. CMUD can connect to the sqlite database ...

Additionally, you can create a database of commands with an alias of "ready", then you don't need to make multiple oninput triggers. For instance:

#ADDKEY readycommands {armoire} {re ...