Does you Mudlet have a CP437 encoding listed in the Server Encodings control No, the closest I see are CP850 and CP866 . I'm using Mudlet 4.5.1-de on Macbook with macOS High Sierra. Anyhow I have managed to bodge a fix together that converts the code to a corresponding number of spaces and then thi...

Vadi wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 26, 2020 4:55 am

Try enabling utf8 in the main window encoding settings.

This didn't work - in fact it looks worse I also tried with all the other encodings, and no dice. In case you want to debug, the address is mud.durismud.com port 443

I'm playing a MUD which displays some sweet ANSI art upon connection. When using Mudlet (using a brand new, empty Mudlet profile, with only default settings and preferences), the art all mashed up to the left, as if Mudlet is somehow ignoring the whitespace between characters. When using Telnet via ...

I'm playing a MUD with 2-line prompt enabled, and there is a noticeable lag on getting the 2nd line when using Mudlet (using a brand new, empty Mudlet profile, with only default settings and preferences). This is in contrast with the prompt response when using Telnet via Terminal (I'm on a Macbook)....

Vadi wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 15, 2020 10:08 am

Welcome to Mudlet!

Woohoo! Thank you

I'm just starting out with Mudlet, and I'd like to make sure the effort I put into building settings is regularly backed up (and someday possibly even under some sort of version control, if I can rig it up). Question -- two parts: 1. Is there a way to save all of my current settings into a single fi...

I'm just starting out with Mudlet, and I'd like to make sure the effort I put into making triggers, aliases, scripts, timers, keys, and variables is regularly backed up (and someday possibly even under some sort of version control, if I can rig it up). To do that with confidence, I need to know wher...