It'd require a bit of time to code something like that. Until (or if) someone else has time to help you with this, I can give you some tips which you could use for working on this yourself. After all, coding and learning through practice is what makes it fun. The 45min timer resets a few tables and ...

You bet there is.

Take a look here

Here's a simple example: -- Trigger: You are now in offence mode. mode = "offence" -- Trigger: You are now in defence mode. mode = "defence" -- Alias to display mode: cecho("<cyan>++ <green>You are in <red>" .. mode:upper() .. "<green> mode!<cyan> ++\n") If yo...

You could make an alias to initialise the variables and send the command to capture your starting XP. You could make some timers and use enableTimer to start them after capturing the starting amount. Those timers would serve to capture your gained XP. So, for example, to calculate the amount of XP y...

You can look here for a tutorial on Lua Modules and here for a tutorial on Scope. require will only work if you set package.path to look in the right directory. Here is an example: -- sysLoadEvent function load_system (event) local _sep = string.char(getMudletHomeDir():byte()) == "/" and &...

Take a look at this thread. Adjust properly to your MUD and you're good to go.

If you want to create a module out of some Mudlet scripts, you should export them via the Mudlet editor, or use the Package Exporter. You can then load it in via the Module Manager and sync it. The Package Exporter and Module Manager are located under the Toolbox drop-down menu. If you want to load ...

Hello Keevitaja,

I'd recommend taking a look at demonnic's tabbed chat package. It's pretty awesome, and can do most of the things you've listed (bar disabling split). You can get rid of the {say} tag with:

Hey Keevitaja, As I said on the IRC channel when you asked, that wiki link is the best method for creating a shareable package in Mudlet. You can also try the Package Exporter (experimental). Another note is that packaged ZIP files cannot be used as modules for syncing across profiles. They will hav...

Hey Keevitaja, I notice you're using GMCP, which is generally an IRE thing. Mudlet has an IRE mapping script already and it is kept up-to-date with lots of useful functionalities. You can view it here . In answer to your question, you can display errors by clicking on the Errors or Debug window with...