To have things you send to the game check aliases, you need to use the expandAlias function, rather than the send function. Hi Jor'Mox I know you are trying to help me, and I am really thankful, but when you tell me something like this I don't know what to do with it :( I am pretty new here I still...

Vadi wrote: ↑

Mon May 14, 2018 4:54 pm

I think you'll find the send() documentation helpful here! https://wiki.mudlet.org/w/Manual:Basic_Essentials#send

Thanks I will check it!

To have things you send to the game check aliases, you need to use the expandAlias function, rather than the send function. Hi Jor'Mox I know you are trying to help me, and I am really thankful, but when you tell me something like this I don't know what to do with it :( I am pretty new here I still...

Yeah, the fact that Mudlet runs all triggers whereas TinTin++ only runs one and there is a 10 level priority system (default 5) to help to decide which one gets run catches out some people - as does the different ways to introduce time delays to running things (Mudlet, as a GUI application does not...

I have heard of clients (or was it servers themselves - they might do) that accept multiple movement commands like that... ... it ought to be possible to do something to handle that - do you need a small time delay between each step or between each change of direction to prevent triggering an anti-...

Jor'Mox wrote: ↑

Sun May 13, 2018 7:11 pm

An alias, not a trigger. Only aliases look at what you are sending, while triggers look at what you are receiving from the game.

Okay I will try it as alias. Thanks

So, first, I would recommend using some character as an indicator that a string of directions follows. I'll give an example, but you can obviously choose whatever you want. Here is a pattern that should work: ^\>([\dnsewud]+) Then, you can use some code like this to pull the directions apart and se...

Another how-to question

How to setup mudlet so when I type 10w my character moves ten times w?

also I tend to use multiple chains like 10w5w2nd something along those lines..

Jor'Mox wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 29, 2018 5:08 pm

Try this. Pattern: ^spells(?: (.*))?$
Code:

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if matches[2] then
    send("abil -| spell " .. matches[2])
else
    send("abil -| spell ")
end

Perfect - it works, thanks!

nesferatu wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 29, 2018 4:23 pm

Have you tried:
if(matches[2] == "")
?

I just tested it now and it doesn't work.