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Newbie Joined: 09 Jan 2010 Posts: 3

I am playing a mud that has a Java client they use but I dislike using it. So I was told to check out Cmud for all of my needs!

Right now if your not using the Java face you have to imput this command before it will allow you to enter your Character name and password.

//\/connect: n/a!!n/a

However I must be having an issue because I can't get any triggers to fire off this command, because / and ! are special characters, which I have already disabled.

Some thoughts?

Oh and this is the old code I was using with Mirc...

n13=on 1:sockopen:client.sock:{
n14= window -ek0 @Client 0 100 $window(-3).w $calc($window(-3).h - 100)
n15= echo -s connected at $time
n16= titlebar xOLDKNIGHTS - %VERSION - connected
n17= .timerlogin 1 1 sockwrite -n client.sock //\/connect: n/a!!n/a
n19=}

Newbie Joined: 09 Jan 2010 Posts: 3

Just figured I'd come visit to see if anyone had posted an idea.

It's nothing simple that I could figure out, so I would appreciate some help!

GURU Joined: 23 Dec 2000 Posts: 4834 Location: USA

If it's a command entered from the command line or a script, you need to use a command-input type trigger. It's no longer possible to fire off commands using other trigger types. The good news is that command-input triggers are now essentially dynamic aliases with multi-state benefits.

I have absolutely no clue what to do with the old code you posted, however.

Magician Joined: 17 Apr 2005 Posts: 496

Newbie Joined: 09 Jan 2010 Posts: 3

Don't worry about the old code, I was just showing it for reference.

What I am trying to do is one of two things:

Either set it up so that when I connect to this game it either: A. sends the game the connect command. or B. Sees the welcome message which triggers sending the connect command.

I tried the event one gamma posted, but I got this error message:
ERROR: Trigger "{Welcome to Old Knights}" fired but did not compile

Magician Joined: 17 Apr 2005 Posts: 496

Oh. Well that's because it's not a trigger. It's an event. Just copy everything inside the code block, open the settings editor, select your window on the left, and then paste. Alternatively, same thing with this one, which is an actual trigger. (I couldn't decide if your pattern was actually {Welcome to Old Knights} or if you just had gratuitous braces, but anyway ~{Welcome to Old Knights~} will match {Welcome to Old Knights} WITH braces. If you don't want to match the braces, take out the ~s.)