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If you go into the store and look at your order history, and you can request a new key.
For security reasons a key is only good for one use, and that has to be within a few days of its release.

Not directly, but you can make a workaround.

What I personally do is set them to be solid colors, which makes them much easier for my to skim over the extra shadows.
You can take this a step furth ...

Variables are simple

#VAR x {johnsnow}
x=johnsnow

Both create the variable @x

Then you would issue the commands as: c airshield @x

You can also create things via the settings editor GUI. ...

zMUD was a lot looser in the coding standards, so sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
This is the CMUD forum though, so I try to teach the most correct syntax.

#TR {~*%w~* tells the group ' (*)'} {%1}

The {} are defining the various segments of the code.

#TR stands for trigger
pattern: ~*%w~* tells the group ' (*)'
body: %1

The issue in your examp ...

In its simplest form, you could do something like:

#TR {tells the group '(*)'} {%1}

This version doesn't even care who is doing the telling, or what the command is.
You don't have to match th ...

I think this was just functionality that was never tested.
Unfortunately, the client is no longer being developed.

There was when it first came out, but I would presume that promotion has long since gone away.
If it did exist, I think it was applied automatically at checkout.

The coloring isn't an issue, it is there to make it easier to troubleshoot code while skimming.

And no, i don't even know where there is.

The code words with the sample provided... unless they a ...

It works on my side.
If the triggers aren't firing, then the pattern you provided isn't accurate.
Edit the pattern accordingly until it works.

That depends on how the image is being sent.
Assuming it is via MXP, there is a checkbox on the MXP tab of Preferences for Images.

ahh thats an issue with an improper function call, my bad, try:

#TRIGGER {Please type in the characters shown below using the command "captcha <answer>": } {
#MAKEWINDOW Captcha open "float ...

That example is more complicated than it needs to be.
#Local variables are great, but they aren't needed unless you are actually manipulating the data in some way.
The simplest form you want would b ...

This is a 12 year old problem, pretty sure they have resolved it since.

Can you be more specific?

A multistate trigger is definitely the way to go here.
Is there some sort of delimiter at the bottom to let you know when the block is over (even if just a blank line or your prompt)?

#TRIGGER ...

Sure thing, from the session selection screen:
Edit the session in question.
Switch over to the packages tab.
The two packages in question are: English Directions and English Keypad.

If they are ...

Usually wrapping in parenthesis identifies a unrecognized literal movement command.

I would guess that you edited the package list of the session in question and removed the two default ones for Di ...

Often time the changes made won't take effect until you restart CMUD, if not windows itself.
Having got a new 4k monitor for Christmas I have been struggling with this issue myself.

You have to use a setting to show it, as trying to do so from the command line directly will return a null value.

#alias showPass {#SAY %pass}

You might be able to find that dll from a third party site.
Seems like an Oracle file that may just be outdated.

Did you try running the program as an administrator?
It should be a right-click option.

This is not hard to do at all, you want a #TRIGGER.
First, we need a pattern to fire off of, which you have provided
Next, we need to insert pattern matching characters for the bits we expect to cha ...

Did you make sure to toggle %maplocked first?
You still have to provide the direction as well.

#CALL %roomlink( ,"N", "jump north")

It is possible to edit them via the GUI.
You just need to op ...

Triggers with no set ID default to the pattern itself as the ID.
Outside of that, the script debugger sorta does that, it will tell you what all triggers are firing by the pattern in real-time.

Pe ...