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Is there anyway to create event handlers that only fire once then delete themselves, such as triggers created with #TEMP? I'm playing DragonRealms and have CMUD set to fire an event whenever a round ...

Is the relevant paragraph subject to <PRE> ... </PRE> ?

It shouldn't be. Nothing is sending PRE tags.

I think you might also want to look at the xch_mode you are in. I think that af ...

I'm currently working on building a new mudlib for MudOS to test out certain concepts. One of the things I've done so far is implemented MXP support for MudOS (patch available if anyone wants it).
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Often I wish to send a command a fixed number of times with a fixed delay between commands. I've come of with two ways of doing this, and am curious about the pros and cons of each method. For the s ...

After some more experimentation, including breaking speedwalk, I had an epiphany, and came up with a dead simple way to do this, without any variables or permanent triggers, and without having to futz ...

Ok, did some experimentation, and came up with this, which almost works:

#ALIAS cmove {#if {"%1" != ""} {
#var movelist {%1} {} &# ...

hmm, that's close, but not quite right. I do want the trigger to be a one shot, so maybe:

#alias cmove {%pop(movecoms); #temp {following you} {cmove}}

Ex ...

The text is "following you." The arguments to the alias would be a series of move commands. The idea is to wait after each one until the object following me arrives in the current room before moving ...

I'm trying to create an alias that will, for each argument, send the argument to the mud, wait for specific text, and then send the next, wait, &c. Obviously I can use #TEMP to delay until the te ...