I... have no idea what you just said, and I don't think it's anywhere close to what I want to do. But I'm just going to let this go, as I've already written a github issue on it which is hopefully more clear than my post apparently was.

You are misunderstanding me. I need the mapper's position to move, not myself. Using centerview does not properly move the mapper's position, as the next time you move makes the mapper think you are moving from the previous position, not the new centerview position.

Is there an updated version of Teleport Here that replicates proper movement to a room, rather than just using centerview() ?

Some basic tips: The generic mapper will try to find a room name in the first line that appears after you hit look or a movement key. It will also try to find a prompt and exits automatically afterward. If you do not have a basic understanding of Mudlet triggers, I suggest looking at the wiki here: ...

Complete dark theme with 3D styled UI elements. Nearly everything I could track down has been themed, please let me know if you find anything still in default colors. Please be aware that at the time of posting, certain issues will arise when re-applying any app-wide stylesheet theme repeatedly atop...

I'm long overdue in doing this, but - I'm attaching the dark theme I spent numerous long hours and days trying to get just right for me. It themes just about everything it is possible to theme in Mudlet barring some perhaps obscure dialog boxes I've missed. It is quite long at just under 700 lines, ...

fetaera wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 20, 2017 12:43 am

A dark orange one!

http://paste.taernae.net/zasigehoko.lua

Is there any way you can repost this? The paste has been lost! I would love to see how this is put together.

Beautiful! Worked perfectly. Thank you.

I'm back again to be a nuisance with questions! This time, it's about rebuilding exits. Is there an easy way to loop through rooms, check for exits that loop into themselves, and then set them as stubs? I have a map with many unfinished areas that, when converted from an old ZMUD map, all stub exits...

Got it working! I used the first option, since exits in the mud are shown in this format. Odd non-exit words like quit, leave, etc are properly ignored by the system, and everything seems to be going smoothly.