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%j is exactly what I needed... This really should be added to the Predefined Variables list in the help file.

Thanks for your assistance.

If I have two FORALLs and/or LOOPs nested, is there a way I can get the current index for the innermost loop?

For example:
#LOOP 5 {
#FORALL @stringlist {
#SAY %i
...
}
}

T ...

%line is a predefined variable. From the help file:

%line the last line received from the MUD

Look under the section Predefined Variables to see a full list of variables like these.

Well, on the MUD that I play, I know that at least 90% of regulars who play there are using a client (usually zMUD) that at least allows aliases and triggers. Playerkilling and mob killing has evolve ...

zMUD gags lines that have your password. If this is what is happening, you can either change your password to something less common, or, go to Preferences and turn off the option Gag password.

If ...

quote:Originally posted by robthesilent

#IF {@HP>@MAXHP/2}AND{@SP>@MAXSP/2} {attack fn} {wait fn}

The correct syntax for this would be:

#IF (@HP > @MAXHP/2 and @SP > @MAXSP/2) ...

If I read your message correctly, you are trying to capture hp and sp from the following prompt syntax:

I would not use the ^ or $ tokens, as prompts do not always start or end on a line (at leas ...

The easy way is to use the #FORALL comand, which executes a command for each item in a list:

#IF (%numitems(@group) > 0) {#FORALL @group {give @result gold to %i}}

with the %i variable auto ...

Another possibility is that you or your triggers are entering a path, which zMUD then translates into directions; the "." command does this by default. For example, entering .wewen will cause zMUD to ...

quote:Originally posted by Brains
Let me clarify: I want to be able to depend on the software I use. Cost is a minor issue, as long as we're not talking about sane (not $100's) amounts. This means th ...