Zugg Software :: #OK

OK

Syntax: #OK
Related: #SLOW #STOP #STEP #PAUSE

Confirms the currently pending slow walk direction. This command is typically triggered by a macro to indicate that the previous movement was successful. When the mapper is properly configured an #OK trigger is automatically created that will confirm room movement.

Normally, when a direction is confirmed by #OK and the Mapper is being used, the next step will be sent to the MUD when the MUD Prompt is received. If an argument of 1 is given to #OK, that will force it to take the next step immediately without waiting for the MUD prompt.

OK example

#TRIGGER {^Exits} {#OK}

#TRIGGER {^It is pitch black} {#OK}

When either of these two strings are received from the MUD, the pending Slow Walk direction is confirmed, allowing slow walking to continue.

: Tue Dec 18, 2007 9:09 pm

By default blank lines can also be seen as a prompt. This means that the next step will be performed either when an empty line is matched or when the actual prompt is matched. To actually only match at the MUD prompt open the mapper and go to Config -> Configuration Settings -> Configuration -> MUD Prompt and uncheck "Allow blank line to trigger speedwalking as prompt".