Install worked and let the program start. I will let you know if I run into any troubles.

Thanks Vadi!

I just reformatted a computer that we are turning into a media PC and as part of the new build installed the newest Mudlet from the download link on the mudlet.org splashpage. I have tried both 1.1.0 and 1.1.1 and when I run them I get the following error message: The application failed to initializ...

yeah, I know...

Frankly I would prefer no autosave...so maybe make it an option that you can turn on or off? If I am experimenting with scripts and make some terrible loop monster or something I don't want that to end up being auto-saved...I want to be able to close and say no delete the evil loop of destruction an...

The wiki says io.lines opens the file by itself... io.lines ([filename]) Opens the given file name in read mode and returns an iterator function that, each time it is called, returns a new line from the file. Therefore, the construction for line in io.lines(filename) do ... end will iterate over all...

So I think I am almost there, but I am getting an error from the Debugger, and I am not sure what it means... Help maybe? Here is the run down. I have built aliases that call each of the functions listed below... function mlAddCommands(text) table.insert(t,text) end function mlSendCommand() for i,v ...

Additional note: If you go with the variable table route you will probably want to remove values from your mobTable at some point. To do this you need an alias that uses the table.remove() function. The syntax of that function is table.remove(tableName, keytoremove). In other words if you current ta...

A table is just a special type of variable that holds an unlimited number of other variables and/or values. You create a table in the same way you create any other variable, by assigning a value to it. If your list of mobs is static then you can just hard code that...you would define the table as mo...

The backend part of it seems easy enough...I just need to create a table of commands that I want to send and then have those commands spit out on the timer... It's the input that is giving me trouble...in my thought excercises...I have not put any script down yet... Could I have the input saved to a...

This problem is interesting to me and as I have not yet done any real scripting with Mudlet and Lua I think I might try it on...especially since no one else has stepped up to look into it in the month since it's been posted. I will try to put a package together that satisfies this request. Since I h...