Remember again this is a relational database, so you'd need a column for every effect you want to record if you want to store multiple effects and data associated with them.

It's a relational database, so I think the error here is putting things into nested tables. You'd have to create separate sheets. Compare your example to the one in the manual: db:create( "items", { item = { names = {"inventoryName", "equippedName", "floorDescripti...

What does it look like when you turn map debug on?

I think this has been solved in Discord, mind posting the solution here?

I've added it as a wishlist: https://github.com/Mudlet/Mudlet/issues/4590

Yeah you have a good point here, Mudlet will still alert even if all text is gagged and nothing ends up being shown. I think it makes sense to fix it in Mudlet as that'd be the most intuitive behaviour and how you'd expect it to work.

Hi, There's no such functionality at the moment. While you can search if a particular alias exists with https://wiki.mudlet.org/w/Manual:Lua_Functions#exists, you can't get a listing of all aliases. If you'd like, you can create all your aliases yourself with tempAliases and then you could have a te...

How is it working out for you? Going well?

Hi!

Sure, happy to help. When you open the map and do map basics, what does it show?