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I guess i wont bother then, im just trying to find ways to increase the speed of my scripts.

thanks for everyones comments

What about speed? I've been using mudlet that seems a lot faster. Ŵould cmud be faster if I used lua?

Anyone able to tell me is there any advantages in using lua over zscript and should i start to learn it and convert my system over?

thanks

while were on the topic. is that percent variable correct? it seems to report 100 as the answer regardless of the variables

ooooh whoops. thanks!

all working good now. appreciate the help

heres the full code. still cant quite get it to work
#var health {%gmcp.Char.Vitals.hp}
#var maxhealth {%gmcp.Char.Vitals.maxhp}
#math percenthealth 100*@health/(@maxhealth)
#if ((@canoverdrive) a ...

#var health %gmcp.Char.Vitals.hp
#if ((@first) and (@second > 100) and (@health < 1550)) {
do this
}

In this situation the gmcp sets the variable to @health = 1900 but it still fires ...

I have a great story about how CMUD changed my life.

I work for an organisation that conducts research in the field of physical anommaly. My job was to input 4 8 15 16 23 42 into a terminal every 1 ...

that works great. thanks for that

Hi guys. Im trying to set the room vnum using the gmcp id. im doing the following but its not setting anything...

#call %roomvnum(,%gmcp.room.info.num)

any advice would be appreciated.

thanks ...

hi. im trying to work out how to map better using gmcp. is there a way to do this using gmcp. my main issue is that when i enter a room from swimming it doesnt create exits. i have to swim, then hit t ...

ahh well that just sucks.

That being said, I don't believe Zugg would purposely delay a release in order to cash in on expired licenses. Nevertheless, it may be an unfortunately bi-product of having priorities elsewhere. ...

anyone know if theres a way to call this mapper function (find location on mud) from an alias so that i dont have to go through the menus every time?

also, when i go to list objects in room and go ...

thanks for your post

thats basically how i do it now. except all the afflictions are inside a single @var and i use ismember.

anyone got any other ideas to speed things up? im going through my t ...

ok, i think i need to study this more. i dont understand how this is any better or different to just putting an alias in the prompt trigger, which contains the code. an event just seems to be the same ...

hmmm, im not sure i get what you mean (sorry for my ignorance). Not used event for anything other the connect commands etc.

So would I put in my prompt #raiseevent onPrompt, then for each trigger i ...

first big change that will hopefully be better. changed the bottom code to use #switch

#switch ((@canteatathillias = 0) AND (%ismember( "RARM", @myafflictions)) ...

Ok, Im rewriting my whole system. This thing is HUGE. And I doubt its the fastest way it could be. This is how it works...

I have a prompt trigger that runs on every prompt.. which calls an alias t ...

Ive been working for a while to improve the speed of my system. I got some improvements a while ago by disabling unwanted triggers, but i was no wondering would adding ^ and $ to my triggers where pos ...

this does concern me for those of us with huge numbers of scripts. My combat system is enormous and written over a period of about 4 years now. Maybe even longer, and I dont have the time to make the ...

thats great thanks guys. i went with zuggs option as it was the simplist i think. working well so far

hey. im trying to make a timer in millisecconds.. first alias set it to zero and start the timer. secconds alias that halts the timer and display how many secconds and milisecconds it took. i was goin ...

when looking at the debugger are the numbers to the left the time it takes to execute? i thought cmud could multithread...so it wouldnt be as much of an issue?

ok, im starting to see a noteable speed increase now. thanks for that to you both! any further ideas? ive disabled almost asmuch as I can and ive added #send/#sendraw to my alias where possible