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I believe that capturing the first monster is going to be a pain. I have read that you can use regex to combine multiple lines into a single line to capture into a variable, but you'd have to have a ...

The trigger uses () to capture the actual word from {@monsterlist} that is triggered on, so if it triggers on "lord" then the %1 variable will hold "lord". From there you can assign it to another nam ...

Your trigger will always capture text up to the word "here" because that is the only way the end of the pattern can match - if it found a comma, it would have to be followed immediately by "ere." to m ...

For the #TAG command, try putting the e in parentheses, i.e. #TAG exit (e) or #TAG exit ("e") and see if that does anything for you. If your trigger actually captures the "e" from the text and saves ...

check to see if the directions package is still part of the session.

You can return the path as a string rather than executing it using %walk(). If you save it as a variable, you can then manipulate and check it using normal string functions.

If CMUD is mapping for you, the variables you are looking for are already available. In particular, the %roomname() variable will return the name of your current room, and %roomexit() should return t ...

As of 10 seconds ago, the CMUDPro v3 download button works. Try this page: http://forums.zuggsoft.com/index.php?page=4&action=file&file_id=77

Note that you'll need a new product key. Log ...

If you log into the zuggsoft store at https://www.zuggsoft.com/store/home.php, you can look at your order history and get a product key through the email you used for the store. The key is only neede ...

ZMapper (and Zmud and CMud) are no longer being developed, so there will not be any ports. Per previous questions on this subject, Zugg incorporated proprietary code purchased from other vendors in h ...

According to the (VERY sparse) information in the ZMUD manual on this command, yesno seems to work differently for ZMUD than CMUD. In the ZMUD manual, it only states that a dialog box is presented an ...

I suggest you check your anti-virus logs and quarantine folder - it might have decided that the file was suspicious and removed it.

It doesn't appear from the store side, but you can add it to your cart from the zapp page itself. http://www.zuggsoft.com/index.php?p=zapp

If your friend really wants to run CMUD on a Macbook, BootCamp will allow him to install and boot to Windows, presuming there is enough drive space.

You could be low on memory in Windows for a couple reasons. First being that you have a large number of processes running and are low on virtual memory. You could check and if necessary increase the ...

As has been noted in several threads, the code cannot be "opened," as much of it has been licensed from other vendors, and is not the property of zuggsoft. Quite possibly this prevents them from dro ...

Pretty much no chance of that. Even if he wanted to release his code for it, he uses modules from other vendors for which he purchased licenses to use. He would be unable to publish those elements o ...

All CMUD development ended several years ago, so yes, any changes that were hoped for can be considered abandoned.

You can manually delete the link, as shalimar suggested, but it may be useful to find out exactly how it happened, as it can cause issues with both your old and new zone map. When you teleported, did ...

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 ...