This is a fantastic idea. I did something like this back in the day on zMud, although it's much less sophisticated since all it was was a package of triggers that ensured variables were saved properly, etc. It would package full prompt-tracking, what I called a "Command-Queueing" system, a...

Now how would one, say, echo some text using such a code? A search for ANSI in the manual didn't yield a whole lot.

Edit: Nevermind, found another thread explaining it. Sweet!

Does anyone have a list of which of Mudlet's colors correspond with IRE's 16 colors? I found a few perfect matches, but the rest of my colors are out of whack.

Heeey, that is sweet. This would answer the problem I was having with the font of my gauges always being black. You would encase your CSS in the [[]] double brackets, right? Also, what do I call the gauges in CSS? I know that you have to use QPushButton, etc. with buttons.

Once they implement sendSession() that'd be all there is to it. For a special character, just use an alias. Say you wanted to make it so anything with a slash sends commands to your other characters. Just do an alias with the matching pattern: ^\/(\s)(.*)$ And have it do sendSession(matches[2]).

I guess what I would do is something like

Ha ha, that totally worked. Awesome! Thank ya much. And actually, now that I can use it, I don't really need to save a whole lot (just my target, whether or not I had auto-bashing active, etc...) but would it be terribly straining on the system or bad practice if every time I changed a variable that...

Gave that a shot, came up with "somevaluedeletedvaluedeletedvalue," so it seems something's not working with the loading. On another note, I actually located the SavedVariables.lua file in my /.config/Aetolia and Mapper/ profile. It contains this: return {{}, } Even after extensive attempt...

I had some questions regarding the saving of variables. I just grabbed Mudlet 1.0.5 but I can't seem to get the saving to work. I can't find the SavedVariables.lua file, and regardless of whether I know where it is or not, saveVars() and loadVars() don't do a whole lot. To test it, I altered my targ...

If the trigger highlights correctly, then it works. Just toss in a paralysis = 1 or something and you're set.