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Hi!
I'd like to see group members mana, health and edurance points colored and maybe players whose health is getting low. But I'm really not good programmer and don't know how I could do that. Nothin ...

How about instead of this approach you do something a bit different. Create a moblist that is in the order that you want to fight things. e.g.:

#Var Mobs {Guards|Lords|Knights|Commoners|Peasants} ...

I'll take a shot at this:

1) This seems like a bit of a bother. Generally you set shortnames for important rooms only because you will usually speedwalk to them. For the others you can double-cl ...

Well, this isn't much of a task in a programming language that has allowances for recursive procedure calls. But, for zMud scripts this will be difficult. It's not impossible, but it makes far more ...

Sounds like we are pretty close here. If your target is unique and can't show up in the list multiple times then the code I wrote should do a pretty good job.

To start hunting you would enter the ...

I'm a bit confused what you want to do. Does the following get close?

#var Directions {n|north|s|south|e|east|w|west|u|up|d|down}
#alias {AutoHunt} {#Class AutoHunt 1;#Var Target %1;#Var Action % ...

Try something like this:

#var LongName {large, green blob of jelly|large, blue troll}
#var CommonName {GreenGoo|BlueTroll}
#trigger {(@LongName)} {#sub {%1 ~(%item( @CommonName, %ismember( " ...

I'll take a stab at this since I think I have my head around what you are trying to accomplish. I assume you are doing something like:

#var Test {#show 1;#show 2}
#alias {a} {#Exec @test}

The ...

First, I'd avoid using the #Sub command for this, this task seems to be built for #Gag. Following is an example I tested that seems to work:

#trigger {^%*$} {#if (%trigger = @Lasttrigger) {#gag}} ...

The RegEx expression you included in the post above didn't work on my version of zMud (6.16) so I assume you are using the new beta version. This is what I could get working on my version:

#trigge ...

Thanks Tarn, Vijilante and LightBulb. None of the suggestions worked in my tests. After extensive testing of the #Sub command I believe that it is flakey and I'll avoid it wherever possible.

In t ...

Good job, LightBulb. I worked a bit on this last night and couldn't find anything until I reviewed how your script worked and uncovered a different way that might be a little faster:

#TR {You also ...

Oops! My bad. The last example of a failed trigger should have said #Show instead of #Send. #Echo won't work for me since I want the text to go to the window it originated in.

The problem with # ...

Hello:

Coming back to MUDs (been playing EverCrack for awhile) so I'm a bit rusty. I've been having a hell of a time trying to get #Sub to work with blank lines and was hoping for some help.

Ba ...

Hi:

I made a post to another thread that addressed this topic directly. It might help in this case also:

e.g.

#Trigger {^~<%d/%dhp %d/%dm %d/%dmv %da~>{#nomap;#sub {%1%2>%{cr}}} ...

I ran across this problem in my mud also, but came up with a slightly different approach. The first trigger I have is:

#Trigger {^({o|*})%2>} {#nomap;#sub {%1%2>%cr}} "" {nocr|prom ...