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No, #MATH doesn't do math in cMud - it isn't actually a command any more, so the parser is treating it as just a string of text. It is expanding your variables, but not doing anything with them as th ...

You are looking for a multi-state trigger.

This is essentially a way to string triggers together. You'd likely use the first state to capture the chant and set a variable, and the second stage wou ...

Your commands are incomplete. For alarm, any commands associated with it triggering must be in brackets {}, as in #ALARM +2 {Hi}. For your script, you would have nested brackets, with each case bein ...

The following should do it.
<trigger name="Test 29 Aug 23" priority="400" trigontrig="false" id="40">
<pattern>Exp:%s(%d) ~(Safe: (%d), Latent: (%d)~) Next Level:%s(%d) ~((*)~%~)</p ...

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What do the windows event logger and system reliability reports say about it?

%w on its own will be used to determine whether the trigger is matched and fires, but it doesn't capture anything. You need to put parentheses around what you wish to capture, in this case your trigg ...

That program doesn't appear to do what he wants to do. From my (very limited) understanding of the code, it takes a time (in seconds as far as I can tell, though I can't say what the zero reference i ...

Thanks for the info. This should allow any user to simulate any mud text output that they desire for the purpose of writing/testing triggers.

Mike

The following trigger will meet your basic requirements.
<trigger priority="220" id="22">
<pattern>* tells you re-connect (%d) hours.</pattern>
& ...

I was not aware that a trigger would parse/fire on #echo (I thought the only parsing done was that CMUD would expand variables, but not that they would be checked against triggers). That will make it ...

Thought I'd come back and add a conclusion to this thread, in case someone sees it later and wonders what is going on.

As covered in another thread, the issue with the #ADDITEM command turned out t ...

Is there a way to input text via command line or text file that CMUD will parse as if it were text from a MUD? This is to allow offline testing or testing triggers against arbitrary text - for instan ...

CMUD has decided that it will not process any command line input prior to sending it to the mud. Commands such as #CLASS are sent as text and not executed by CMUD, variables entered on the command li ...

Just had a thought as to what MIGHT be an issue. The room.info.details packet does indeed come back as "non-standard," at least compared to the rest of the gmcp message. The data packet (I believe) ...

Issue persists across an export/import cycle. It also seems to be contagious, because I installed CMUD on another computer and typed in a new script which does the same thing. Interestingly, it also ...

I am still having problems with my script. The first issue is that, yes, #ADDITEM is DEFINITELY adding duplicate variables. The second problem is that I have a comparison which for some reason WILL ...

OK, I can confirm that, for some reason, the #ADDITEM command does indeed add duplicates for me.

Continuing on and adding to the trigger I have been working on, here is the trigger:
<trigger na ...

Didn't use the function, only the command, and using the $newarea temp variable pulled directly from the gmcp data on repeated looks without moving I ended up with about 10 copies of the area name. I ...

Yes, just found that out...

Formatting will be the death of me, and proofreading your own code sucks. I once spent five days in college going over a simple 30 line assembly program with no luck on ...

The gmcp variable is being captured correctly and transferred to the temp variables- the #SAY command spits out the correct values for the current and previously entered room. It is just everything a ...

I am foraying into the region of writing some more complicated triggers than "If the mud says I can't move, then delete the direction from the que and don't try to move."

I am trying to grab use gm ...

Just what I was looking for - thank you very much good dragon!

Apologies if this is already documented in some obvious location that I should have already found, but is there a way to enter comments within a long script (say, a multistage trigger) where you can d ...

I am almost certainly missing something simple, but I am trying to create a macro using the keypad's ./del key (between the 0 and enter keys). I can't to get this key to work. Neither KEY. or KEYDEL ...