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Wanderer Joined: 21 Aug 2008 Posts: 85

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Wanderer Joined: 21 Aug 2008 Posts: 85

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Apprentice Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Posts: 141

What!! just the quick answer, To the question I was now thinking. Since I now running win 7 64 bit and no longer have Zmud . yet have scraps of txt and .mud for my 3 characters :(

Apprentice Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Posts: 141

From the Cmud manual

If you just have a *.MUD settings file from zMUD that you wish to use, create a new session icon in CMUD, then select the Edit Session action and go to the Files tab. Use the Browse button to locate your zMUD *.MUD file. It will be entered into the Filename field. When you connect to this session, or open it offline, the *.MUD zMUD settings will be automatically converted to a CMUD *.pkg package file.

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# CMUD cannot import any text files exported from zMUD. CMUD can only read the zMUD *.MUD settings files. However, if you only have a zMUD text file available, open the CMUD Editor (Window/Editor command) and then use the File/Open menu command to open the text file into this editor window. Make sure the Parse option is enabled in the Options menu and then use the Send or Send Selected or Send Line options to send the text directly into the CMUD command line.

The problem with this method is that there will likely be some syntax differences between the CMUD commands and the zMUD scripts. So some of the scripts that you execute might not work properly. Since there is no way to use the Compatibility Report with this method, it can be very tedious to fix the scripts so that they can be imported.

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Yes the : command in Zmud to the #all command in Cmud , notepad ++ helps with the search and replace.