Someone asked on Discord that I share the setup I used for the demo video, so here it is. I had this in an alias and was using it while doing development and testing, so it is pretty basic. But I think it shows how little needs to be done to make use of this script. mapper = Geyser.Mapper:new({name ...

I forgot, here is a brief demo video of this script in action.
edit: Zaphob: Watch on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWbugxsCmNA

This script makes a GUI framework that allows the user to add Geyser windows/containers to any of 6 existing spots, 4 of which are tab switched to allow multiple windows/containers in them. The containers can be resized and windows can be moved around on the fly by the user ( right click and drag on...

Sure, just add an if statement to your trigger (assuming your name is being added to the list by that), like so:

Okay, so first, you want an alias for the "consenting" command, which will reset a table you will use to track the people, and turn on a trigger to capture the names, like so: consent_tbl = {} -- you can name the trigger whatever you want, but this has to match it exactly enableTrigger("Consenting N...

Here is a simple script that creates an autoConsole class that automatically readjusts text in the window whenever it is resized. I added all of the relevant functions that can be used to interact with a miniConsole to the class, so the returned object can use them as methods. One exception is that ...

There are several predefined character groups in regex, such as \w, \d, and \s (they are all letters, numbers and _, all numbers, and all white space, respectively). But if you instead use the upper case version of the letter, you get everything NOT in that group. So \W is everything that isn't a le...

Make a new script, and for the first line of that script, put this: print(getMudletHomeDir()) Then save the script. Something will be printed to the screen. I have a feeling that the normal alias that lets you execute code from the command line that they are asking you to use likely also got deleted...

Okay, so we can easily make a revised pattern to get the optional water exits, like this: ^([A-Z].+)\(([\w\s,]+)\)\s*\[?([\w\s,]*)\]? And then we modify the script to combine both sets of captured exits before searching them, like this: local dirs = {n = 'north', s = 'south', w = 'west', e = 'east',...

Okay, I think the key will be changing the way we do the direction replacement. In doing so, we will make it so we can detect if there are real exits being detected or not, and if there aren't, we will ignore that match because it isn't really exits. Like this (using this as the trigger pattern: ^([...