I'm not sure that I made it clear what I was after, that doesn't look like it will really do what I want. When I used to have zmud it had a spam protection option (which as far as I can see Mudlet doesn't have), just to make it clear, this is what I'm talking about:
http://www.zuggsoft.com/zmud/help6/Spam_Pro.htm
More trigger help
Re: More trigger help
Mudlet gives you full control over what is being sent over the network by raising a system event whenever any data is going to be sent to the server both by user input or scripts. If you don't want the data to be sent, your event handler can intercept the data and deny the pending send request.
If you hook this into a command queue, you can implement a fine grained spam protection - far better than zMUD's. Take a look at the stop watch functions.
If you hook this into a command queue, you can implement a fine grained spam protection - far better than zMUD's. Take a look at the stop watch functions.