Nice scripts, thanks demonnic!

SlySven wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 13, 2014 2:09 am

at present there is no way that you can send, display or receive any characters like ♞ or ☠!

At least that is fixed now.

Hey manwichman44, welcome to Mudlet!

Did you find the manual in wiki already? There are lots of examples. E.g. here is the alias introduction, which uses a lot matches:

https://wiki.mudlet.org/w/Manual:Introduction#Aliases

One year after starting translating Mudlet in June 2018, here is another summary: More and more people help translating Mudlet client into their native languages. Thanks to all helpers! Two languages are close to grab the 3rd gold star soon: Russian (100 texts left) and Italian (250 texts) Translati...

This update lets you select and add more languages for spell-checking; indicators for different trigger types are back by popular demand; Mudlet shows available updates; and much more...



Please provide all feedback and problem reports on 3.18 here or over on Github!

There is a nice solution:

SlySven wrote:Do an HTML log, open it in a web-browser, Save page as... a text file. Job done.

Hope this helps!

Hi billimek,

Thanks for requesting this feature!

Your feature request is now being discussed at the following link. Feel free to add more detail where possible:
https://github.com/Mudlet/Mudlet/issues/2334

Hi Jaren, Thanks for reporting this bug! As requested, you are forgiven, but also informed that there is indeed a more proper place for this, as you can see in the 3.17 release sticky post here.. ;) Your bug is now being discussed at the following link. Feel free to add more detail where possible: h...

Hi billimek Thanks for your QOL suggestions! These have actually been requested before, and are currently discussed here: https://github.com/Mudlet/Mudlet/issues/1739 Github issue #1739 - Enable "Unix style" copy/paste in console It seems like what you request is already possible everywhere but not ...

I for one don't think it needs to be so complicated. Am I too naive here? When I receive a "clear screen", I would not expect all buffer to go away, but I would like to see black (or whatever your background color is). So to realize this, can Mudlet just "scroll down" so to say? That is, the latest ...

For the sake of sharing, would you publish your solution?