Don't forget, you can store the details in the map itself (using setMapUserData and related functions)...

The map needs to know the room number where the player is located (a valid position ) if you have a map system installed for the MUD you may need to issue a command, such as look so that the details of your current location is sent from the Server - if the MUD is using GMCP then the location details...

That is an unusual Port Number choice as 6666-6669 are the official Port numbers used by Internet Relay Chat (IRC) servers; see. e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_T ... rt_numbers ...

You will want to look at the event system and specifically the raiseGlobalEvent(...) function that is specifically designed to send the event (the first argument, a string) and all the other arguments {and at the end the name of the profile that raised the event!} through the event system to all the...

Ah, yes, you are right - I can see in the code that it deliberately bails out if a room is not selected - so indeed it should be greyed out in that situation (or made so it will act on the current player room)...

Flagged as https://github.com/Mudlet/Mudlet/issues/2377 .

If no room is selected then controls act on the current or player room - the one with the gross red highlight. Note that if a room is selected it will be drawn with an orange selection colour instead - and the information text on the top of the 2D map gains an orange tint. The line that reports a ro...

I am in the same boat (I'm using KDE on both Linux and FreeBSD - and I am also experimenting playing with Kvantum {which is also dark by default}) and it is on my short-list to nuke all the colouring on those widgets so that whatever theme the user/desktop manager/OS supplies gets used. The trouble ...

The magic combination you are looking for is to hold down CTRL+ALT and move the mouse... (not sure what the MacOS combination is - they are different in their keyboard modifiers!) You can also zoom-out and then zoom back in again with the (vertical) mouse scroll wheel (some of us have more than one ...

If an exit leads to another area there already will be a short exit line in the corresponding direction with an arrowhead in the colour of the destination room - see the yellow circled exit in the first image below: on the 2D map (and a green offset room with a shrunken top panel. Screenshot_2019030...

Blimey - that Wikipedia article explains it:

"...MUD1 ran under the name British Legends until late 1999 and was retired along with other software during CompuServe's Y2K cleanup efforts..."