Geyser does this as well, yes. In your example it would be GaugeTest.text

you shouldn't need to tonumber(1), you can just use 1. You have to use tonumber on matches from aliases and perl regex triggers because they're read in as strings, and have to be changed before math can be done with them. should be able to just use puppets[1].id

So you would make a trigger, type of perl regex, with a pattern of ^Str: (\d+)/(\d+) Int:(\d+) Wis:(\d+) Dex:(\d+) Con:(\d+) Cha: (\d+) Then put the code in the box like so: myStr = tonumber(matches[2]) myStr2 = tonumber(matches[3]) myInt = tonumber(matches[4]) myWis = tonumber(matches[5]) myDex = t...

There are a couple of options for using dropbox to sync things up. Or you can use "save profile as" but that won't include things like any images you've included etc

Quite welcome =)

What you want to do then is make a testMovement() function inside the TestMovement script object. Doesn't matter waht the script object is called in this case, just what you call the function below. and in the alias call

You could use a child-parent trigger setup for this. Have alias for your command A which sets a variable to true: commandA = true send("commandA") Make a trigger for the first line, named something which makes sense, but I'll use "First line" here. Make the fire length 99. Make a trigger for the fai...

The command separator is something which can be set in the Mudlet settings. So this is not guarunteed to be a semi colon. It's actually fairly common practice to change it to ";;" so you can use a semicolon in your writing. I'm not really sure what it is you're trying to do here? IE what is your end...

New updated animated timers package available. I added the ability to pass an execution hook to the constructor, allowing you to call a function, or arbitrary lua code, when the timer finishes.
Check the github page at https://github.com/demonnic/animatedtimers for full info.