From what I understand there is an option to give more details and "allow this application to be installed anyway" (probably with a Apple warning that you are risking your first borne if you do) - it should have some certification that proves it comes from the Mudlet project (or Vadim - ou...

Mudlet will (and whatever Lua interpreter you are using should) consider the LUA_PATH (Lua script modules) and LUA_CPATH (C binary library modules) environmental variables as places where they will locate for the libraries/modules that Lua and Luarocks provide that are asked for when you do a requir...

Necro-posting a seven year old post. Nice going - especially as it has been fixed. Note that the OP was last on at Sun May 12, 2013 3:42 pm so they may not care now...

Could that not be made even simpler as: An? (.+) has set off your frost beacon at (.+) Also - you might want to watch out for terminal punctuation - the matches[3] will - as it is written - also include a full stop if the MUD puts one on the end of the sentence, if it always does that then you can u...

Now, if your mud does not allow players to generate mxp tags gor other players at all, you are fine. You can just go into locked secure mode at login, and that's it. That the thing though - with a client such as Mudlet the user could generate so-called "secure" tags and use them in messag...

Finally, I'm a bit scared on trying to implement the different MXP line modes and reset escape sequences. Though all works in a permanent secure mode, our players can send any tags in says and tells in open mode (as the MXP standard suggests), and if the mud client doesn't stop it by enforcing open...

Ideally you'd want to copy everything in: C:\User\<username>\.config\mudlet\* and C:\User\<username>\.config\Mudlet\* (Windows) /home/<username>/.config/mudlet/* and /home/<username>/.config/Mudlet/* (other OSes) However you may also need to switch to the (less secure) method of storing character/lo...

TBH Very few persons fully understand MXP - I don't (and I sometimes wonder about Zugg!) - the Mudlet MXP code did get a major refactoring recently - if you can use Git you can look back through the history and see that @gcms on GitHub has made some substantial changes a few months back: https://git...

Will add StickMUD (stickmud.com)- one of the Mudlet predefined ones using 8680 for TLS/SSL (7680 for unencrypted connections) once Pull Request #4072 gets into the next release.

You will need to incorporate the name of the profile you want to send the message/command to - and to do that you will need to develop a protocol that allows each profile to be made aware of the other profiles that are currently active. The ":" alias makes use of the raiseGlobalEvent(...) ...