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Okay. I've used large fonts for years, and not had too many problems, but yeah, they certainly do crop up from time to time. :/

I can confirm that changing to normal fonts (96 dpi) from large fonts (120 dpi) resolves the problem with CMUD. However, given the resolutions I run at, using normal font sizes is not really an option ...

First system uses 1600x12xx (I forget the last two). The second is a 30" monitor with something like 2800x1600 or whatever the max res is. Both have large fonts enabled, I try without it.

And ye ...

Well, what I meant was, if an older version (pre 1.13 or so) set something in the registry possibly, which I wouldn't have, since I didn't install anything before that on this system at least.

So f ...

I don't have an external HD, and the only USB bits connected are my mouse and keyboard.

Dr. Watson made some dumps of CMUD when I forced it to end via the task manager, would these help any?

I'm ...

Zugg: I've removed and reinstalled CMUD multiple times, and I always get the problem. I've installed CMUD on a system that doesn't have ZMud installed, and has only ever had CMUD installed, and I get ...

I can confirm the lockup occurs still with 1.17 as well.

--Kernighan

Hi Zugg,

I never received a response from you about the lockups I encountered, although Seb responded a few times.

You can see the entire thing here, with screenshots:

http://forums.zuggsoft. ...

Okay, thanks for the update. :) I'm looking forward to the new chat capabilities.

As for bugs, I can still get 100% CPU lockup from CMUD [1.16] in 4 easy clicks, as I reported in another thread a ...

I thought that before CMud went to public beta, suport for the zChat plugin was going to be enabled. I'm really waiting to do much of anything with CMUD until that is available, since the majority of ...

Hm, I tried to get a script I had imported to show up as an editable script in the editor without any luck, but I will give it another go.

--Kernighan

And my issue is, I don't see a great way to edit very large complex scripts in CMUD. I really don't care how it is stored internally in CMUD. What I want, is to be able to "see" the entire script in ...

But this exports them into fairly undreadable XML. My issue is that with a text file, I could easily edit and modify a script that was many hundreds of lines long. I don't see any way to do that wit ...

Yeah, but the main point, is there should be a way to import *.txt files, which there is. As we found out at my work, there are things XML is good for, and there are things it isn't good for. It'll ...

Thanks, that works great!

Is there no way in CMUD to simply File->Open a text file of a script for import? That, quite simply, is my first level of test. Why should I have to cut & paste a 4 page script?

Here's screenshots of what I do:

[url=http://www.geocities.com/mishikal/images/CMUD-Start.png]Start CMUD.

[url=http://www.geocities.com/mishikal/images/CMUD-Started.png]Close the Sessions screen ...

I didn't paste anything. If you read this thread, you can see that I can reproduce this lockup simply by cliking my mouse 3-4 times in the right sequence. Someone else posted about getting cmud to l ...

This is 100% reproducible in 1.15 as well

I have a lot of scripts that have various chat functions in them. CMud doesn't have the chat module built yet, but I was wondering if it would be possible to make it so that the functions themselves ...

Thanks Arminas,

I uninstalled, removed the CMUD dir in program files, and then reinstalled, and it stil lhappens. :/ I might suspect corruption more, but:

(a) My second system (work with dual c ...

Zugg, thanks for the explanation. I'll play more with getting MSP sounds to work. I still think the area under MSP Sounds in the default config area isn't working right, but I'll work to give you a ...

I'm curious if anyone else can reproduce this problem on their systems.

Sure I can do that, although I'll note the very first sentence of my original post says:
"Is using MSP supposed to work in CMud yet?"

If that isn't a pretty strong hint this is about MSP sounds, w ...

You are confused, and don't understand what I'm talking about. This has nothing to do with using #play. It has to do with setting up MSP triggers to work with Muds that support MSP.

--Kernighan