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Topic: Just downloaded 3.03a and having an issue with mapper. |
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Forum: CMUD Beta Forum Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2008 11:51 pm Subject: Just downloaded 3.03a and having an issue with mapper. |
No. Mine updates correctly. That sounds like an issue with your #ok triggers. My issue is it doesn't change the map view to the new room until the run is over. |
Topic: Just downloaded 3.03a and having an issue with mapper. |
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Forum: CMUD Beta Forum Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2008 10:52 pm Subject: Just downloaded 3.03a and having an issue with mapper. |
Hmm, so with it on SAFE (thx) like it should have been, it does something different... The Mud runs immediatly, and the room properties updates per room but the map view doesnt update till I get in th ... |
Topic: Just downloaded 3.03a and having an issue with mapper. |
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Forum: CMUD Beta Forum Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2008 9:56 pm Subject: Just downloaded 3.03a and having an issue with mapper. |
Prior to the upgrade I had a script that did this...
<alias name="rrun" id="4">
<value>#exec {%replace( %replace( %replace( %replace( %walk ... |
Topic: 2.36 Database questions |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 8:12 pm Subject: 2.36 Database questions |
with the above example if your going to use flistnote you would want to do
string = %dbkeys(@flistnote)
If you wanted to use flist then
string = %dbvalues(@flist)
Either way, you don't want to ... |
Topic: Weird #PICK behavior |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 6:36 pm Subject: Weird #PICK behavior |
You'll havta find the exact spot its stripping out the parenthesis and do the replace then... Where I have it might be too late in the script... |
Topic: 2.36 Database questions |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 6:34 pm Subject: 2.36 Database questions |
Thats my fault... try
#TR {{%%dbkeys(@flistNote)}} {#CW blue}
Thats tested and works |
Topic: Cmud commands through variables- i.e. #step |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 6:28 pm Subject: Cmud commands through variables- i.e. #step |
What do you mean exactly? Code Examples? |
Topic: Question With Triggers that Ignore Frequency |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 3:55 pm Subject: Question With Triggers that Ignore Frequency |
#REGEX GiveTrig {^You give a (\w+) board to MacAllister MacAllen$} {store %1;#T- GiveTrig}
#COND {^$} {#T+ GiveTrig} {within|param=20}
You ... |
Topic: Weird #PICK behavior |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 2:24 pm Subject: Weird #PICK behavior |
$targets = %dbitems(@targets);
$menuitems = "p:Select a target:|o:1";
$i = 1;
#LOOP %eval(%numitems($targets)/2) {
$menuitem = %form ... |
Topic: 2.36 Database questions |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 2:18 pm Subject: 2.36 Database questions |
#TR {%%dbkeys(@flistNote)} {#CW blue} |
Topic: Database Problems |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 5:49 pm Subject: Database Problems |
#ALIAS go {$var = @{%1}} |
Topic: Database Problems |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 4:50 pm Subject: Database Problems |
Heh I didn't even know that MUD was still around... whats it called Federation? I got my start mudding with Federation back when it was on AOL and you had to pay for every hour you were on AOL... Tou ... |
Topic: Help with a trigger :) |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 1:54 pm Subject: Help with a trigger :) |
#TR {^You stretch out your weapon and begin to spin violently!} {#gag;dmgmsg = %null;dmgtotal = 0}
#COND {^$} {#ECHO @dmgmsg ~[@damtotal~]} {wit ... |
Topic: Help with an alias/sub trig |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 6:50 pm Subject: Help with an alias/sub trig |
Dont edit your question out... These forums provide a way for other users to search for their answers... By editing out your question you rob them of that. |
Topic: Help with an alias/sub trig |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 6:34 pm Subject: Help with an alias/sub trig |
#EXEC {"#TR {"@newmobpattern"} {#SUB {"@subinfo"};"@mobinfo"}"} |
Topic: I am having some problems with my command line in just one session. |
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Forum: CMUD Beta Forum Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 5:26 pm Subject: I am having some problems with my command line in just one session. |
You dont have to rewrite your scripts just because you delete your session... Alternativly you can hold down shit and right click and chose offline to reset the layout for that sessions... should do t ... |
Topic: No pretty print in cmud, but I hear there is a way to get it? |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2008 10:14 pm Subject: No pretty print in cmud, but I hear there is a way to get it? |
Just use Cntrl+M | Cntrl+K
I do that to every setting after I finish writing it, well, unless its very simple. |
Topic: Scripting in the new mapper |
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Forum: CMUD Beta Forum Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 10:02 pm Subject: Scripting in the new mapper |
So is this going to work the same way with zone scripts? or is that going to be possible? |
Topic: Scripting in the new mapper |
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Forum: CMUD Beta Forum Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 7:04 pm Subject: Scripting in the new mapper |
Right the easy way to handle it is to use an alias that you enter into the portal field in the mapper and then use #TELE to transfer you inside the script. It also makes it easy to use the control th ... |
Topic: Scripting in the new mapper |
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Forum: CMUD Beta Forum Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 3:38 pm Subject: Scripting in the new mapper |
the ones available for everyone (at least in aard) arent portals in the mapper sense of the word. They are more like custom exits. Anyways Im sure Zugg will understand what I'm getting at. |
Topic: Scripting in the new mapper |
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Forum: CMUD Beta Forum Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 2:14 pm Subject: Scripting in the new mapper |
Also, I think portal information should be character specific and not map file specific. This especially could come in handy when sharing map files. Right now I have to delete all 70+ stored portals ... |
Topic: [2.36] %yesno. Unexpected results. |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 10:02 pm Subject: [2.36] %yesno. Unexpected results. |
Thats because for the last one even when you click on no, its returning "RED" which is eval'd to true, hence you get I like blue more.
As far as %yesno working in that way... Ive never seen it work d ... |
Topic: First Reachable Room of an Area |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 8:30 pm Subject: First Reachable Room of an Area |
Nod Zugg, thats what I do currently, is take the lowest vnum in that zone and run to it, theoretically it would be the closest, but not always. perhaps just a toggle to be able to mark one room per z ... |
Topic: First Reachable Room of an Area |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 6:55 pm Subject: First Reachable Room of an Area |
Viji... Any progress on finding out the issues relating to your package so that I might be able to get the BuildZoneBorders to work?
Or maybe Zugg could make this a function in the rewrite... somet ... |
Topic: <send></send> |
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 4:35 pm Subject: <send></send> |
I think this is actually a bug in <send> The issue is because the <send is parsing the single parenthesis inside of the #MAPQUERY command which cuts it short. So the solution was to escape ... |
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