Hey guys, I'm trying to set up some init stuff for login triggers and was wondering if there was a way to access to profile name or something in the profile launch that I could access in a trigger to identify the character? I have several alts and create a profile for each largely because our mud al...

I've been using modules for a month or so and I was just commenting on the interface inconsistency. Usability is sort of my thing

the only other thing I've noticed is player created variables don't seem to be part of package or modules. I guess I'll have to create an aliases to manage them

The dialogue boxes for package manager and module manager are very similar in look and function, bu the buttons on module manager are inconsistent and confusing. Packages: install, uninstall, cancel and ok(default) Module: module help, install, uninstall (default) I have more than once uninstalled w...

Welcome to Regex! This site, https://regex101.com, is your friend. It not only test, but explains and has a bit of a reference. There are two parts to a trigger: the regular expression that searches the input and the Lua script that sends a response. Your regex might look like this: (\w+) group-says...

GrimhavenMUD nee SneezyMud. Multiplay has been traditionally verbotten. however, since it's resurrected and the community is very small, they've opened it up.

I'm using Modules on 3.0 delta and I'm excited for modules! I'd posted something on this functionality recently, not knowing it was in the new version (I still haven't been able to find a list of changes for 3). It seems the process is to export a package and import it as a module, then delete the o...

I'm not trying to close anything, just looking to duplicate ctl-tab by having an f-key set to each character that brings it to the top when pressed. EG: Character1-f1, character2-f2, character3-f3

if I'm running 3 characters, I want to hotkey between them. Like ctl-tab may do it, which it is awkward to me (sorry), but I want to dedicate an f-key to each window.

Hope that's clearer

JimB

Update: Ctl-tab indeed does

Ah, that's right, I was too focused on a separate command to read the send doc all the way through. Now that you say that, I remember I set a global debug variable to turn it on and off as a second arguement.

Thank you!

JimB

I swear I remember a send that doesn't echo the generated commends to the screen? I'd hoped it would be listed in similar commands in one of send, sendall and expandalias, but no such luck

JimB