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Development of zMUD ended over 10 years ago, so there won't be any features added at this point.

Try %numitems()

#COND is only used from the command line to create a new condition. Using it as a command WITHIN a trigger will cause it to add that as a new condition every time that line executes.

Delete that c ...

You could try including the color command in the command itself.

#SAY %ansi(blue) blah blah

This is per the CMUD command reference for #SAY. It should work for #SHOW as well.

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Ah, what you have here then are two questions. The first question isn't about CMUD itself, but about the software you are using to access CMUD remotely. I would check that software's documentation t ...

The #SENDRAW command should do it for you, using ascii code 27 for the escape key. So, you'd make an alias with the command #SENDRAW %char(27). Executing the alias would then send an escape characte ...

I believe that a multistate trigger will do what you are looking for, using the "within" parameter (you could do the entire thing with a multistate trigger rather than requiring separate triggers). S ...

In order to capture the text in the trigger, you need to surround it with parentheses.

The trail to your prey leads (*).

Reinstall ZMud in a folder other than program files. Just C:/zmud or such.

Mike

get rid of the asterisk in your trigger. just (%w) will capture the single word (e.g. "goblin") which should be enough for the system. The asterisk is making the trigger capture EVERYTHING prior to ...

Assuming that the name is only one word, you can use the wildcard %w to match it, and enclose it in parentheses to capture it.

So the basic trigger line would be:

(%w) pages, "

a ...

CMUD uses various Windows functions and libraries. As such, it certainly won't run natively under Chrome. You would need some type of emulator to provide the windows functionality (such as Wine does ...

You can't have an alias with two separate parts to the name. You could use an underscore (_) if readability is your concern, though it will be less convenient to type.

Alternatively, if you have ...

The following thread (http://forums.zuggsoft.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=36851) shows previous issues with this DLL. According to the thread, simply rebooting is the most common fix for win7- Win8 sho ...

If you want to ignore stuff added to your queue while you are executing this, and you want to keep the original variable, then you can copy it over to a local variable. If you want to allow stuff to ...

Going to need some more information before anyone can help you with this. For starters, what mud are you using, and are you using any protocols (GMCP, etc.)? Do you have any #TAGs set up to help wit ...

I just downloaded Cmud and am trying to get the automapper to work. Autoconfiguration will not detect the exits. I assume it has to do with them being in

You will want to use the #TAG command t ...

Any chance you changed desktop sizes, and the window is off the screen?

Because your basic numbers are integers, the results are integers, including any interim steps. As a result, any number less than 1 will be zero, and prec2 ends up being (0)*100, for the zero result. ...

Not an expert at reading XML, but I think you need to add a command there to assign follow on text to the local variable $item, either as the first or second command of that alias. I also thought you ...

$VN=%gmcp.room.info.num()
#Call %roomnum(,$VN)

#call %roomvnum(,%gmcp.room.info.num())
[/code]

Mike

If you had a failed movement command (tried to walk through a wall, etc.), that you haven't trapped via trigger and killed via #NODIR, then the mapper will have an extra movement command queued up and ...

How about just giving it a blank path, as in "#SL ."

In addition to making your trigger more specific to the lines you see, you could also use an alias for which would activate a class with your GAG trigger and then send the WHO command to the MUD.
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Murphy's Law of moving covers your concerns about getting rid of something:

Having gotten rid of it after not seeing or thinking about it for the last 5 years, you will immediately think of a use f ...