Well generally you'd find everything under a .config\mudlet directory inside your home directory (which for someone called "<username>" is C:\Users\ <username> if I remember correctly from when I last booted into Windoze - ironically I expect to be doing that in the next few hours but whether I get ...

Um, you do realise that the OP hasn't been around here since 2011? :shock: As it happens Mudlet still saves the editor position - though it now uses an INI file format for all OSes if I remember it correctly - fair enough it does use the same settings for every profile which does not work so good if...

Do you want a Lua API to be able to position the centre of the map at a specific position (will set the (int) T2DMap::mOx , (int) T2DMap::mOy and (int) T2DMap::mOz variables directly - and/or the corresponding ones in the 3D map) or is it sufficient to be able to replicate the behaviour of the 6 pan...

Not really - you can draw custom exit lines with an arbitrary number of points both by hand or by script - but they are tied at the beginning to the room that they represent an exit from in the 2D mapper... which I guess is not quite what you are after. Theoretically it ought to be possible to inser...

However you may be able to - now you have sent a post that has been approved...

Ah - I can do that for you - here is the same file (though I have moved to the room with ID 1) saved in version 18 format which can be loaded safely and fully into the current version of Mudlet: Hope that helps.

Sorry if this hasn't been sorted for you already - but that sounds as if you are being hit by the same bugfix for an issue that came about with the release of Qt 5.13 which was first used on the macOs releases (and Arch Linux AUR package builds) - someone else reported the same thing which I discuss...

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...