BTW Which Windows - coloured Emojis only made it into a Windows 10 build a while ago (not sure which update) - if you are using Windows 7 (like I still am on this PC when I do boot it into Windoze) then coloured emojis just don't work...

Sorry for the delay - I've been engaged in other things in RL and hadn't spotted this thread. From inspecting my (Debian) Linux OS I suggest you may need to install the libyajl2 package - i.e. using the following command to the OS: sudo apt-get install libyajl2 I suppose it is possible that you migh...

For the record the matches entity is a global Lua table - i.e. visible in all parts of the Lua sub-system for example: Triggers, Timers, KeyBindings, etc. - (and the profile's command line) which gets populated automagically by some of the C++ application code with data from the results of the use o...

How are you creating those timers - using the GUI (Editor) timers that I create both at a top level and inside a group are both being run on profile loading without any further interaction. However I am aware of an issue that I still have to fix in that if you have the editor open and you select a t...

I have heard that non-administrator users on Windows 10 are not permitted to create symbolic-links to directories anymore - is that really the case and does that mean that Mudlet cannot create the link from C:\Users\username\.config\mudlet to C:\Users\username\mudlet-data for those users?

I think there is an alias defined and included by default in recent Mudlet versions that sends it's arguments to all profiles that are open - I vaguely recall something about it using an alias of just a " : "... ... it probably uses the raiseGlobalEvent(...) function to send its arguments to all pro...

You will have some issues with this - and to be perfectly honest you are running some risks in connecting a Windoze XP machine to the 'Net - I hope you have a reasonable AntiVirus program installed...! Have you considered installing a lighter weight Linux install into some space freed up from the en...

You should be able to build the current Mudlet from source code in Ubuntu using a 32-bit machine however you will have to use the system provided Qt development ( qmake qt project file processor/ Qt Creator IDE) tools as Qt themselves no longer compile and publish a 32bit x86 SDK to provide these......

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...