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Ah, of course...
Thanks, you're a peach! (or any other fruit you find it pleasant to compare yourself with)

Ok, now the circle is soon complete :)
This works fine, only problem is that I sometimes don't want to give a specific movetype and rather have the output be only 'west'.
Using #alias w {@type @dir ...

Thanks for your help :)
I'm afraid I couldn't get the #send command to work though. As far as I can understand it merely sends whatever text is in a file to the mud. I tried using it with variables a ...

I'd like to be able to change both walking mode and which direction I'm walking. In other words I don't don't always want to walk westward even though I activate the w-alias... So I need the direction ...

Thanks, that works :)
Unfortunately my problems are not entirely over.
I'm trying to make a set of walking-aliases. On my mud one can walk in different ways, so I need to be able to issue different ...

Hi

Is there any way of sending a command to the mud when the command is also an alias in zmud?

E.g:
#alias w w

When I hit w I want it to send w to the mud, not start looping the alias. I tri ...

Thanks, Kjata...
but I won't be able to activate the check until I recieve a line from the mud, and that would not be frequent enough. I'll let you know if I come up with an idea though :)

Thanks ...

Well, on my mud timing can be a great advantage. Casting a spell at exactly the right time will make it go off instantly instead of waiting a second between starting and finishing the spell. I can get ...

Well, it appears that I can use floatingpoint values in alarms in my version of Z-mud too (4.56)... I use

#ALARM *0.5 {#ad count 1}

and it seems to work very well.
The problem is that I want i ...

quote:
What you want is an alarm that fires every second and you manually count to 15:
#TRIGGER {something happens} {#VAR count 0;#T+ timerAlarm}
#ALARM "timerAlarm" {#ADD count 1;#IF (@c ...

Thanks for replying :)

What I'm trying to do is not to use *'s in my triggers to avoid the horrible slowdown effect. Instead I trigger just the plain text, capture the text in a variable using the ...

I'm trying to recognize "something" in the last recieved line. The problem is that sometimes I recieve "something else" from the mud, which will also match my expression, which is ...