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You could also always use %ansi and manually color the lines as you want them... It also makes it nice if you have a friendlist, you can color messages from people on your friendlist to a brighter co ...

Matt is right you can do it without creating multiple sessions, however, when you create multiple sessions it's easier on yourself to multiplay as you can automate all of your alts and basically mud f ...

Alright, for all of you multiplayers out there this should help you out a bit. I used to end up ignoring people who sent tells to my alts because I didn't know that they had. Not anymore though, I g ...

Also, I've found that apparently, using ~[(*)~] to capture the gold value [3,140,220] is screwing up the capture... If anyone could think of a way to get around this it would be great. I would have ...

Lol, was just trying to conceal my identity. You know with me being a superhero and all...

I'm having a slight problem. I can't seem to get my prompt trigger to work properly on a couple of my characters.

This is my standard prompt:
~ [1314/1314] [1113/1483] [655/655] [323/1200] [3,71 ...

You shouldn't need two triggers just put this in.

#AC { ^(%w) (*), '(*)'$} {#IF %ismember(%2,@rptalk) {#File 1 rplog.txt;#WRITE %1 %2 %3} {#NOOP}}

That should work correctly, if not the comma ma ...

You could try...
A sprig of mistletoe (mistletoe) 60 left. converted to
#AC {^*~(@herb~) (%d) left.$} {#VA numherb %2;#IF @numherb<10 {harvest @herb} {#NOOP}
that will work if you have less than ...

Yeah, it's in the multiplayer help. For the most part zmud is probably the most documented program I've seen around. Too bad litestep isn't as documented.

It depends on if you want it in a window that you can view like a character window, or if you want it actually saved to a file. It would also help if you had some sort of example text from your mud t ...

Okay, I explained what was going wrong in the original post. However, I will post again with visuals.

The Trigger (don't care about anything else in this as it has already been changed, just what ...

i wasn't trying to match multiple words.
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Excellent, this works, and I knew that it saved what it matches to a variable it just looked funny to me not having a % anywhere, since that is the only way i've really done it because, well this is t ...

You say I could use this, I'm not sure how I could match both of these the code you listed is:

Pattern example: ^(%w) says '({@AllowedCommands}{ |}{@SubCommands|})'$

how do i match these?
like ...

Uhh, I thought i said that it was just as you had it above, but oh well here is the exact trigger.

Pattern:
^(%w) says '(*)'$

Command:
#IF %ismember( %2, @onewordcast) {
#VAR todo %additem( ...

I apologize so much, I was very tired (still am) when I posted this but the above code is what the trigger is the whole #IF %2=@onewordcasts thing isn't true, i was just mistaking another trigger with ...

I don't know if this would help any but if it is a large number of commands that you need to run instead of using aliases you could use the #READ command, I find it quite helpful.

Alright, I am noticing what looks like a bug or at least I don't understand why it is happening. Anyways, this is what is going on.

Blah says 'blah'
what it looks like when someone says something ...

Alright, basically all I'm trying to do is make a recast trigger which has got me somewhat stumped. I have the pattern and most of the actual trigger down just need some assistance on the last part. ...