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Beginner Joined: 29 Apr 2006 Posts: 11

Looked in the boards and can't find this.

\033ci=0,32,225\033Skills and Actions:\033ci=0,0,0\033

I need to replace some of these with ansi codes.
\033 = ESC

I tried
#TRIG {%eci=%d,%d,%d%e} {#SUB {Whatever}}
but it doesn't seem to work. Doesn't even match.

Any suggestions would help greatly,
Raven

Wanderer Joined: 29 Jan 2002 Posts: 99 Location: UK

Matching is as follows:

Beginner Joined: 29 Apr 2006 Posts: 11

Wanderer Joined: 29 Jan 2002 Posts: 99 Location: UK

My apologies.. must have had a blonde moment =)

Where did you get the original '\033ci=0,32,225\033' from as I am unfamiliar with that format...

From testing a coloured line of text on the mud I play capturing the line in the specified way (create new trigger -> select 'ansi' on the options panel of the new trigger -> highlight the line containing the colour codes -> paste it into the 'pattern' field of the trigger using Ctrl + v) I get the following in the pattern field:

Beginner Joined: 29 Apr 2006 Posts: 11

You might be right about the color mapping.
I am connecting a a mud that uses a Java client by default, and that paticular syntax for color.
It isn't telnet or zmud compatible as far as the escape codes go.
Kinda reminds me of connecting to DragonRealms before zmud was compatible with it.

\033 is the Perl Expression for ESC

Wanderer Joined: 29 Jan 2002 Posts: 99 Location: UK

Just did some further testing by converting the ansi codes captured on my output to Perl regular expression (option on the trigger panel) .. it looks like \033 should be recognised as the escape character as the output changed from what was above to:

Beginner Joined: 29 Apr 2006 Posts: 11

I think it is a problem with Zmud not sending ESC to the triggers. Even with Ansi Trigget enabled. I think I have to devise something to parse the text before it gets to zmud. It'll take longer I guess but it will work better. Confused

Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 10:12 pm

What's the mud address?

Beginner Joined: 29 Apr 2006 Posts: 11

Taz,
Won't give the specs on how to connect via zMud as I think it is against thier policy.
Have had zMud too long not to work with it in any mud.
<27> is the same as \033 just another way of displaying it I think.
PM me if you want the game name Mr. Green

i=0,0,0his alley is bordered by buildings to the north and south. A flat iron sign
i=0,0,0as been hammered into the door to the south. A deep wagon rut has been gouged
i=0,0,0nto the street nearby. A burnt-out shell of a two-story gray building squats
i=0,0,0n thick rock pilings to the north. A metal-reinforced clay brick building sits
i=0,0,0ust to the south. A low building made from stone blocks lies just to the
i=0,0,0outhwest.
i=0,0,0ou are facing north. You see a i=0,205,32ide alleyi=0,0,0to the i=0,205,32asti=0,0,0and to the i=0,205,32esti=0,0,0 and
i=0,0,0 i=100,100,100oori=0,0,0to a metal-reinforced clay brick building to the i=100,100,100outhi=0,0,0
i=0,0,0 short metal beam, a crude clay bottle, a die, a die, a die, a pile of
i=0,0,0rimy leather pouches, and a pile of pouches are scattered about here.
i=0,0,0A thick crowd of people gradually make their way past you.

or This if I turn off Emulation of Escape codes.

<27>[2zl
<27>ci=0,0,0<27>This alley is bordered by buildings to the north and south. A flat iron sign
<27>ci=0,0,0<27>has been hammered into the door to the south. A deep wagon rut has been gouged
<27>ci=0,0,0<27>into the street nearby. A burnt-out shell of a two-story gray building squats
<27>ci=0,0,0<27>on thick rock pilings to the north. A metal-reinforced clay brick building sits
<27>ci=0,0,0<27>just to the south. A low building made from stone blocks lies just to the
<27>ci=0,0,0<27>southwest.
<27>ci=0,0,0<27>You are facing north. You see a <27>ci=0,205,32<27>wide alley<27>ci=0,0,0<27> to the <27>ci=0,205,32<27>east<27>ci=0,0,0<27> and to the <27>ci=0,205,32<27>west<27>ci=0,0,0<27>; and
<27>ci=0,0,0<27>a <27>ci=100,100,100<27>door<27>ci=0,0,0<27> to a metal-reinforced clay brick building to the <27>ci=100,100,100<27>south<27>ci=0,0,0<27>.
<27>ci=0,0,0<27>A short metal beam, a crude clay bottle, a die, a die, a die, a pile of
<27>ci=0,0,0<27>grimy leather pouches, and a pile of pouches are scattered about here.
<27>ci=0,0,0<27> A teeming mass of people gradually make their way past you.

Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 11:50 pm

Damn it's a shame %ansi doesn't toggle rather than requiring something after it to apply the ansi codes to, otherwise all you would need is

SubAdmin Joined: 18 Nov 2001 Posts: 5182

This really is plugin territory, but there is a way to do it. MXP still works when the emulate control codes is off, so by producing a trigger that does some replaces with the MXP color tag you can get the colors working. As those values seem to be an RGB notation all you would have to do is math them up. It would also require turning off the "Allow <> for expansion" in the script parse preferences.

#CLASS ColorConvert
#VARIABLE Line {} {}
#VARIABLE Code {} {}
#VARIABLE R {} {}
#VARIABLE G {} {}
#VARIABLE B {} {}
#TRIGGER {*} {Line=%line;#WHILE (%match(@Line,"(<27>ci=(\d+),(\d+),(\d+)<27>)",Code,R,G,B)) {Line=%replace(@Line,@Code,%concat("</color><color ",%eval(@R+256*@G+65536*@B),">"))};#SUB {@Line}} "" {prompt|notrig}
#CLASS 0

That should do it.

Beginner Joined: 29 Apr 2006 Posts: 11

Thanks alot Vijilante,
I tried to test this out but it didn't work. I think I can tweak it a little to get it to work, but this gives me a good head start.

Beginner Joined: 17 Apr 2001 Posts: 12 Location: USA

I see a lot of i=0,0,0- what does that do? It looks like RGB values, but 0,0,0 would be black (as Vigilante's script would do. Do you have some example colors to go with that?) Is Taz right that 0,0,0 is white but otherwise it behaves as r,g,b 0-255?

Are normal color codes in use too? eg, ESC[34m type stuff. Any other control codes?

Nym