Sorry, thought I was clear in my previous explanation. Yes, my function works when called manually. It also works when sysLoadEvent is used as the registered event handler. If I take that away, leaving only VyzorLoadEvent, then the UI no longer gets drawn on starting client + loading profile.

Yeah, I solved it in the same way as Delrayne. If it is not Vyzor then great, but since I ran into trouble by trying to use a Vyzor event, that leads to the automatic assumption that maybe it is a Vyzor thing. I <3 Vyzor, seriously, no offense intended :< As for manually calling, that was just me tr...

Sorry for the double post, but I'm trying to use the VyzorLoadEvent to draw my UI on load, and this is what I get in the error console. drawUI is my script / function. This is a clean profile with only Vyzor in it, and my code. It does fire properly once clicking the Vyzor script (with the U expanda...

That setting doesn't get saved between sessions though (I should probably suggest this to the team!). Also, I don't use the 3D mapper, so the bar is only in the way. It's a personal thing, really.

Edit: Nevermind, realized my error. So I'll just say thanks for creating this. It's awesome

Quick question: Is it possible to layer elements on top of each other, specifically is it possible for me to draw images -on top- of the Mudlet map in an attempt to hide the controls? I've seen this done in another UI that uses Geyser and I want to mimic that.

If anyone is using Delrayne's example, I ran into the issue that the jpg files would not show up. The png however load fine. After some tinkering, I made the others work by using an imagine editor to convert the format to png. If it matters, I'm on windows 7. Spent a good hour or more before I saw t...

Is there a reference somewhere when which GMCP information is received? Since stuff like "gmcp.Char.Skills.List" is being used as an event handler it would be handy to know how often to expect that refreshing. Also I assume all code in a script registered to an event handler is executed ev...

Thanks for the update.

send("command goes here", false) sounds like a possible culprit. Set to true, or remove the second part to see the commands getting send.