Did you check off the Multi-line AND box and bump the line delta to 1? I would also change the `\n` to $, and make sure the second pattern is set to perl regex.

You would need to get the url for the image itself, use downloadFile to download it, and then handle the event for successful download to set it as the background image for a Label. Mudlet can't really just display web content directly like that.

You can drag and drop the package file onto Mudlet after download, or open the Package Manager via the toolbar button or the keyboard shortcut alt+o (as in oscar) and click "Install Package" and browse to the packagefile. or for this package in particular you may be able to use the command...

then I'm not entirely sure, honestly. I've never had any issues when using an ipv4 directly, even with the wrong port I'd expect a timeout. It's almost like something is blackholing the connection. It's not the standard telnet port but I have seen where some ISPs will do that. Do other clients work ...

Did you put the IP address in yourself, or did you use the hostname and it resolved the IP address? If the latter, is it an IPv4 address (0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255) or IPv6 (xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx)? If the latter, it could be that their hostname resolves to an ipv6 address but isn't l...

The color codes you're showing are for decho, not cecho. I believe Vadi made mention of that a little earlier in the thread. But there's also a link to another package for the same thing earlier in the thread as well which may work better, might be worth checking out.

That looks really nice, thanks for sharing =)

Hmm, I've used the pattern of wiping and dumping lines to the map many times. Though usually I'll use a trigger chain rather than tempLineTrigger. I haven't had any issues with this being slow, even in situations where I'm receiving a ton of lines. I may give it a try and see how it runs for me late...

We connected on discord, but for anyone coming behind the short answer is yes, it's absolutely possible. The long answer is there's several moving parts to it, and the order I recommend tackling them is 1. track vitals 2. setup vitals recovery (drink potions, etc) 3. track mobs in the room 4. kill m...

if you click 'show' on the code box in my answer it gives what to put in the script box. Reproduced below without the formatting.

send("split " .. matches[2] .. " coins")