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Some MUDs implement a special character sequence used to make colored text on your chat lines. CMUD can convert between the color displayed on the screen and automatically insert the needed characters for the MUD's color syntax command. This is normally done if you copy text from the MUD output window and then paste it into the command line.
This feature can also be used in the CMUD Editor: you can color text visually, and when the line is sent to the MUD, the proper color syntax commands are used.
On this screen, you can enter the MUD color sequence used for each foreground and background color. On the right side of the screen, you enter the commands for setting the foreground color, background color, both colors in a single command, or for resetting the color back to the default. In these color commands, the F character can be used to specify the desired foreground color code, and the B character can be used to specify the desired background color code.
For example, if the Foreground Color Code for the red color is 'R' and the Syntax for the foreground color command is '{F', then whenever red text is pasted into the command line or sent to the MUD, the text sequence '{R' is inserted (the F character is replaced with the specific color code, which is R for red text in this example).
The Syntax Enabled checkbox is used to enable or disable whether the color syntax feature is used. |
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