Will add StickMUD (stickmud.com)- one of the Mudlet predefined ones using 8680 for TLS/SSL (7680 for unencrypted connections) once Pull Request #4072 gets into the next release.

You will need to incorporate the name of the profile you want to send the message/command to - and to do that you will need to develop a protocol that allows each profile to be made aware of the other profiles that are currently active. The ":" alias makes use of the raiseGlobalEvent(...) which you ...

For the record Mudlet's XML map file parser will ignore the "important" and "color" attributes of the <room ...> elements and, currently, the "htlmcolor" of the <environment ...> ones!

As the "pattern" is a regexp I'd recommend ensuring that they are only triggered when you enter exactly the command text and nothing else - otherwise they might go off when you enter that pattern in something else - e.g. if you were chatting about text formats and happened to include something like ...

Are you on Windows perchance? I have noticed that some Anti-virus systems on that OS get really intrusive and insist on checking every "file" the first time that it is used - and the "colour picker" as you put it for those is a file held internally to the application but which does tickle the AV fil...

That emoji seems to be U+2708 {Airplane} and was introduced in Unicode 1.1 - that seems to be one of the range that we have problems with (see https://github.com/Mudlet/Mudlet/pull/3 ... -608507077 )...

I think I have identified a bug that means that selecting either of the Big5 encodings would not have made that setting being Auto (the "-" you are seeing for a partially checked option) select the Wide setting as Mudlet would have done for the GBK or GB18030 encodings and Narrow/Normal for all othe...

It's too booming big!

Which OS is this on, BTW?

Which Server encoding are you using - and what is the setting for ambiguous width East-Asian characters - the default (auto) will assign a wide space for such characters if the encoding is Big5 or GBK or GB18030. Also there is an issue with the colour emoji font used on Linux because the widths for ...

Those resource figures look okay to me - nothing there that would give me cause for concern. As for compiling on Windows - I've been the one trying to get a full MSYS2/Mingw-w64 environment to be a workable Mudlet on Windows build platform. There are still some things that need to be ironed out but ...