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#TR {^>> } {#CAPTURE Familiar;#GAG}

That should redirect the familiar content to another window.

there is a map conversion tool for this very purpose [url="http://forums.zuggsoft.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=153634#153634"]pinned in the CMUD beta section

No, i had left another typo in

Yea, I was half asleep, i made a few errors

#LOCAL $time
$tot=(%2/@gxprd)
$cur=$tot
#while $cur {#SWITCH ($cur>86400) {
$days=($cur/86400)
$cur=%mo ...

This is a better version that prevents erroneous displays, the original is not properly error checking:

#LOCAL $time
$tot=$cur=(%2/@gxprd)
#while $cur {#SWITCH ($cur)
( ...

#LOCAL $time
$tot=(%2/@gxprd)
$days=($tot/86400)
#IF ($days) {
$tot=%mod($tot, 86400)
$time=%concat($days, "d")
}
$hours=($ ...

Instead of defining gpxtime as 0 at the start, use the #LOCAL command to declare it with a null value

#LOCAL $gpxTime

this is the preferred method when you just need the variable to exist before ...

Instead of cycling things through %string perhaps just use %concat?

$gxptime=%concat($gxpdays, "d ", $gxphours, "h ", "etc", "etc")

and what's with all the 0+ before the function call?
Unneces ...

pattern might help

as for how to best phrase the break points:

#SWITCH ($count<50) {this}
($count<100) {that}
($count<200) {hey now}
{someo ...

Though depending on how much info you plan on keeping about people, you might wanna nest it better:

$name=%1
$this=%db(@charData, $name)
$count=%db($this, "timesTapped")
$count=($count+1)
#ADDK ...

If you are looking to only allow certain names to work, you can whitelist it via the pattern instead of checking after the fact

#TR {({name1|name2|name3}) taps you on the shoulder.} {stuff}
#TR {( ...

$name=%1
$count=%db(timeTaps, $name)
$count=($count+1)
#ADDKEY timeTaps $name $count

then you can reference any given person with @timeTaps.name

I'm not sure.
But if the MUD is sending bad tags you are likely gonna have a lot more issues.

you have your closing tags in the wrong order, any nested tags need to be fully inside the parent tags

you can use the #CLR command to blank out the window
also, restarting CMUD is a common fix to ...

I suspect part of this might be that the command seems incomplete. The lack of a closing tag implies that this rule is for all further text.
Might be some incorrect variable references too if I can p ...

Some things were never intended to be done from the command line in CMUD.

However, you could manage that via an XML import, but it would still have to be initiated by the end user.

No, it can distinguish from a prompt and a standard line by the lack of crlf (carriage return, line feed)
Well, i presume thats how it knows, could be another way

Right, I understand what you mean.
I use the same setup for one of my gauge packages, only I don't include the /max in my caption.
Given that the caption does get evaluated, this might be the sourc ...

I have never had lock up issues over a gauge in a shared package having variables in the default package.
I just make sure that any triggers that populate the variables are also in the shared package ...

You can assign the value to another variable just like always.
var=@w2n(string)
P.S. #SUB is supposed to substitute the text

I made it even smaller and turned it into a package in the library, fun little thought experiment.
String to Number
under Utility

I just had to keep going over my own code...
Good luck finding a valid positive integer in string form from actual gameplay that breaks it.

<func name="w2n" id="52692">
...

#TR {are ([%w -]) runes invoking} {#SUB {are @w2n(%1) runes invoking}}

I went through the trouble of making it into a fully fledged function

<func name="w2n" id="52692">
<value>#LOCAL $total
$numStr = %replace( $numStr, " t ...