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I'm not entirely sure how the < got in there when I think I copied and pasted from the XML tab. The error you're getting is because in XML the < symbol means the beginning of a tag, but I mean i ...

I was not assuming that only because I had a problem with it before, though that's a primary reason. I've also narrowed down the problem by disabling non-essential classes, and the Core class is the o ...

To reproduce this bug:
1) open script debugger (Tools>Script Debugger or #DEBUG from command line)
2) in the class tree, expand the tree of my active package
3) deselect any number of classes (o ...

The problem is persisting. I went for quite a while with no indication that there was any problem with the scripts, but now I'm getting locked up again... I'm open to new suggestions.

I'm not quite sure whether or not I need separate threads but I don't think so. I'm not formally trained in programming, and I'm not entirely clear on how threads work but I'm slowly piecing them toge ...

Here's an interesting one:
ERROR: argument still on stack: wear cane noRt|get stick noRt|stow stick noRt|rem cane noRt|<font calibri 9> Spellq: (bolt 5) Prepping: Targetting: ...

The current time on your computer's clock is accessible via the %time function, which can report just the minute or the second, etc. There's a few ways you can work with this, here's one that adds and ...

You remake a big script into a cleaner one by learning how CMUD functions. The best way to do that is RTFM and PAFO.

Many scripts from zMUD will work with CMUD, though some commands, functions, an ...

If it's working as is, great! If it's always just one critter, then the loops aren't necessary. Stick with
#TR {obvious exits}
#COND {({@enemy})} {#SEND ...

I see the missing brace. Try this:
#TR {obvious exits}
#COND {^(*{@enemy}*)$} {
#FORALL %replace(%1,", ",|) {
#FORALL %re ...

The trickiest part of what you want to do is that the list of critters in the room doesn't have much to match a trigger to, but it looks like the list will always be immediately after the exits line, ...

So what you're saying is that the inclusion of the #SECTION does absolutely nothing if there is not another setting with #SECTION using the same name? I thought it protected any of the settings that a ...

It's not entirely clear what you're trying to do. Is your list of potential enemies that you want the script to automatically attack any time they're seen, or is it a list of enemies to kill one by on ...

The error is because this is missing the XML tags. Just paste it into the command line as is. #MATH is obsolete in CMUD. Also, you're missing a close brace.
#TRIG AUTOROLLER {Strength: ( ...

Thank you very much for examining my code. I'm very frustrated with these frequent

I put the #SECTION command in there to prevent this. I thought by assigning it as a section, it would execute the ...

Heh. Made the adjustment, and CMUD immediately locked up. So using %len in the trigger isn't the solution.

That would make sense, and I've already adjusted all of the scripts that manipulate these variables to point specifically at the /core/queue/ class. When things start to go wonky, one of the first thi ...

I'm just having all sorts of issues this morning. Here's one that I've seen three times (does not crash the program):
loopanomaly detected... correcting
ERROR: Operator command expected requires two ...

Thanks for the references. I'm completely ignorant of Delphi - I only know that it's a machine language that other languages are built on, but that's the limit of it. Is there any way to get CMUD to r ...

I'm continuing to experience this same problem. It's intermittant, which makes it very difficult to track down, and the lockup tends to be where CMUD just stops responding. The error I quoted earlier ...

Have you tried selecting "Auto-save Layout", or manually "Save Session Layout" from the Layout menu? I know it's obvious, but that's always the best place to start.

That's what I was looking for. Thanks.

Is there a way to adjust the priority of a setting (button in particular) from within another script? I use a series of gauges to track stats, and I like said gauges to be in order of the stats. Curre ...

Give your trigger that catches the number an id of triggerName and reread Shalimar's post. Look up the commands #T+ and #T-.

If you want to just count down 30 minutes, yeah an #ALARM is appropriate. But all it will do is fire when time's up - you can't track how much time is remaining. The code I outlined above allows a gau ...