So wait... you got Lua code and changed it to some other client's notation? Tell me what I'm seeing here.

I assume this is for Imperian? Because Aetolia doesn't display ATCP.

What you mentioned is actually pretty great. I need to build balance timers into my system because these stupid goblins keep giving me blackout and my autobasher turns off. >.<

I'm missing exits (up/down/in/out?) and also it might be a bit difficult on the eyes if you have several levels of elevation, but I thought it came out nice. My inspiration was Stonesense, a program that hooks into a known game called Dwarf Fortress and gives it some nice graphics. :D http://farm3.s...

Here's a mockup I did purely for fun. Probably wildly impractical.

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The MUD you play... great promise or plain crap?

I went there.

I move with both NSEW and by holding down my Fn key and using the little ghetto numpad.

Pretty much as the title says. I have, for instance, this trigger: A goblin is pulling a cart filled with cut blocks of stones here. Set to "exact match." The trigger is meant to highlight the string above in red for a bashing system. However, this only ever works if the string appears all...

If for some reason you need the entire list and don't mind overlap on color_table, here you go. I called them a_color because it stands for "aetolia_color." a_darkred = {128, 0, 0}, a_darkgreen = {0, 179, 0}, a_brown = {128, 128, 0}, a_darkblue = {0, 0, 128}, a_darkmagenta = {128, 0, 128},...

The names aren't the same but a lot of standard colors are in the color_table. In Mudlet we call lime "green."