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Apprentice Joined: 09 Jun 2002 Posts: 186 Location: USA

Ok in the game I get this when I look....

You also see a maple longbow, a riolur leaf, a small bundle, a fang-tipped bone torque, a long bearskin cloak, a hide breastplate, some smoothly worked stairs of golden oak, an Empath renown scroll, an Empath donation shelf with some stuff on it, and a bucket of viscous gloop.
Also in the room: WoundBearer Analor who is sitting, Tenderfoot Yertle, Squire Gebriel, Caretaker Bellalyn, Caretaker Lorellei, Beast Peffebad who is sitting, Apprentice Isiolas, Sensitive Dullnare, Neophyte Iniza, and Illici.
Obvious exits: northeast, east, west, down, out.

Now what I want is to make it that You also see to the period is one color, Also in the room to the next period is another and Obvious exits to the period is a third color. Everything from the start to the period would all be colored. Can anyone help?

Apprentice Joined: 09 Jun 2002 Posts: 186 Location: USA

Ok, I got this working by matching the pattern and using this #CW red. But is there anyway to get more colors then jsut the basic red, blue, etc

GURU Joined: 10 Oct 2000 Posts: 4379 Location: USA

You can use any hexadecimal colar you want with #CW too. Example:
#CW #FF0000

DeathofOne, it is not polite to use somebody else's post to ask your question. Unless, perhaps, if your problem is the same as the original poster with maybe a slight variation, which is not the case here.

Kjata

MASTER Joined: 28 Nov 2000 Posts: 4817 Location: USA

$ can also be used to indicate hexadecimal colors, and won't cause the syntax error that # does.

Many additional colors are also supported by name, see the %colorname function for a list. These will work either with or without the "mxp" prefix, except where the basic color (blue) is different from the mxp color (mxpblue).
#TR {You also see *.} {#CW $00FF00}
#TR {Also in the room: *.} {#CW mxpslateblue}
#TR {Obvious exits: *.} {#CW moccasin}

LightBulb
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Apprentice Joined: 09 Jun 2002 Posts: 186 Location: USA

Thank you for the help. Is there anyway to find a list of the MXP colors?

MASTER Joined: 28 Nov 2000 Posts: 4817 Location: USA

quote:
see the %colorname function for a list.

LightBulb
Advanced Member

Beginner Joined: 03 Jun 2003 Posts: 25

I am sorry for my post.

But s/he is asking to change color in the window that only s/he will see (text sent from the mud). I am asking to change color on a button that is on the same window just a different part of it. I thought of them as same or close to same for that reason. We are both asking for something we will only see to know when something accurs (with a color change).

But like I said I am truelly sorry for my post.