Have you tried re-installing the mudlet mapper?

Any chance of another pre-release fixing the annoying resize bug?

No problem. ;) gmatch iterates over a string, allowing you to take action on each match (eg. on each word): -- %a matches all letters for word in string.gmatch("mudlet is the best", "%a+") do print(word) end In the map_table function I used a dot which represents any/all characte...

You'll want to go into your mudlet profile folder (you can see that by doing lua getMudletHomeDir()) and delete the map folder/settings. Then you can restart the profile and disable/re-enable the crowdmap.

This method works without error: function scan_to_table () sr = {} local key = { ["?"] = "unknown", ["$"] = "black_hole", ["0"] = "planet_0", ["O"] = "planet_O", ["*"] = "star", ["N"] = &quo...

Try doing mconfig crowdmap on and see if that fixes it.

Let me look at the profile preferences tab and check... Ah, nope, I see no option to change the log directory.

However, there are scripts that can log and save to a specified directory for you (such as this one).

It would require a bit more scripting on your part, but I think the easiest method would be to use the mmapper arrived event. You could change your table to: { { id = 15400, action = "turn knob" }, -- etc. } This way you can check whether the table is empty, or move on to the next location.

Heya Joe. There are tons of resources for learning mudlet on its wiki. Depending on which MUD you play, you can get further scripting examples or packages from their forums. If you have any specific questions then feel free to ask here.

Try changing the [are|is] to (?:are|is) or simply a \w+ and see if it solves your problem.