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Moirean · August 2013

Because Mudlet has one. Us few CMUD users deserve a thread, too! Post any random questions here.

Iosyne · August 2013

Oh, here's one. What's going on with my CMUD so that it doesn't like MXP?

)config mxp on

<VERSION><SUPPORT><!ELEMENT RNum ATT="id" FLAG="RoomNum" EMPTY><!ELEMENT RName FLAG="RoomName"><!ELEMENT RDesc FLAG="RoomDesc"><!ELEMENT RExits FLAG="RoomExit"><!ELEMENT Prompt FLAG="Prompt">You currently have MXP Enabled.

)ql

<RNum 129 /><RName>Pools of Creation.</RName>

I'm not running Mudbot.

Moirean · August 2013

I wonder about this, too. I've seen it happen to mine, but changing characters made it stop.

Missari · August 2013

Cmud is bad with MXP, turn MXP off, then back on again.

Cliche IT answer behind us, this actually worked for me when I encountered it.

Saybre · August 2013

Trying to make it so commands from a seperate window (floating) will fire to the active session. Made a fancy little floating GUI, but commands aren't relating to the main mud correctly. (Send commands/etc).

If I make it a module, the buttons end up going onto -ALL- my windows, which is super d00per annoying. Any advice?

EDIT: Figured it out. Just had to make it have no network connection in the settings. YAY.

Moirean · August 2013

Yeah the network connection thing for windows totally threw me for a loop when I started on CMUD. Remember to turn em off when you import settings, too, as they default to on, and you get spammed out with access denied.

Saybre · August 2013

So, for cleanliness sake. I'm trying to find the command (if there is one) to issue a Window in CMUD to clear text. I know CTRL+J is the built in macro, but I want an actual -command- I've gone through references for #Window and all the subvalues of it over and over and can't find anything.

Halp?

Moirean · August 2013

If you want to fully reset it, you can do #CLOSE <windowname> and then #WINDOW <windowname> to recreate the window.

Or, you can do #CLR <windowname> to just delete the text displayed in the window.

Saybre · September 2013

You're my hero Moi. I couldn't find that #CLR command to save my life.

Kasen · December 2013

how would i transfer from cmud to zmud and what website would i go to be able to download zmud plz help

Moirean · December 2013

CMUD is the newer version of the client, so I highly advise sticking with that instead of zmud. You can read about the features here: http://forums.zuggsoft.com/index.php?p=cmud

Saybre · December 2013

Trying to capture Level from %Gmcp.char.status

I can capture it via ^char.status and to a variable, only problem is the GMCP data for level is the level AND the rounded percentage of xp in paranthesis.

I.e.

LEVEL: 27 (36)

When all I want is level for purposes of tracking and such.
Hints, tips? Divinities unto which to sacrifice small cloven hoofed animals?

Short of me scripting 'config newscore off' 'score' 'config newscore on' to capture the (much easier) line about level for character.

I would have just done it via maxxp given by vitals, but since after 100 it is divided by 100, other than me making a long convoluted and/if chain for
IF =level 100 xp OR IF =Level 101 xp, OR IF =Level 102, etc etc etc.

EDIT: Figured an easy way.

For others, make an alias to Spit this in..

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#va LevelList.5500 2
#va LevelList.10050 3
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Moirean · December 2013

...that is a very long script.

Not online atm, but untested, you could probably do something like

#switch (%len(@level)=5 {level=%delete(@level,2,4)} (%len(@level)=6)level=%delete(@level,3,4)} (%len(@level)=7){level=%delete(@level,4,4)}

Not tested, but I think that would work.

Alee · April 2014

I am completely useless with coding... I got a system from Plato a few months but and he hasn't been available for me to get his help but he said his system was meant to work with firstaid on but I didn't have it on until recently and now that I do it is looping focus and tree... when I am overwhelmed with afflictions where it did not do it before... can anyone help me figure out where it is going wrong?

Moirean · April 2014

We're going to need more information to work with.

Alee · April 2014

I wish I could give, more but I am not sure at what point it started loop... I will record my sessions to see if I can catch it again.

Tirria · July 2014

I need help with trying to use gmcp to capture channel traffic to a separate window. I don't currently know how to use gmcp.

Daskalos · July 2014

This is what I'm using:

<trigger type="GMCP" priority="316110" id="31611">
  <pattern>comm.channel</pattern>
  <value>#IF (@channel_wait = 1) { } {
#WIN Channels %gmcp.comm.channel.text.text
#VA channel_wait 1
#ALARM {+0.2} {#VA channel_wait 0}
}

</value>
</trigger>

Moirean · July 2014

First, you can do #SHOW %gmcp into the command bar to see the raw gmcp data. It'll be a TON of messages, but you can poke around and see that it's broken down into various categories, which will be what you want to use in your settings.

Next, you'll want to pop that bit of gmcp into your settings. For calling up gmcp inside a setting, use %gmcp.section.subsection. For example:

#if %gmcp.char.status.class=Indorani {flick bonedagger at %1}
#if %gmcp.char.status.class=Syssin {garrote %1}

wt I am at: Area: %gmcp.room.info.area | Coordinates: %gmcp.room.info.num | Location: %gmcp.room.info.name

If you want to TRIGGER off a gmcp value, use the gmcp route (for example, as Daskalos posted, comm.channel.text) and make sure to set the trigger TYPE (bottom part of trigger creation) to gmcp. Be aware, however, that if you use mudbot it looks like there are some issues with it eating up some of the gmcp parsing, so you might experience issues making this actually work.

Tirria · July 2014

Thanks a ton both of you.

Daskalos · July 2014

It's a bit longer, but #SHOWTABLE %gmcp is what I prefer to use over #SHOW

Sheirosia · July 2014

You really should hook onto gmcp.Comm.Channel.Start and do things properly.

Tirria · July 2014

Ok not sure why but I can't get it working I have it set as Gmcp and no mud bot.

Daskalos · July 2014

If you set the trigger type to GMCP you don't specify the %gmcp -- just put comm.channel, for instance, or char.vitals, or whatever mod you're trying to grab.

Tirria · July 2014

After messing with it a lot, I am still having no luck. I used what @daskalos but up but can't seem to get anything to work.

Tirria · July 2014

put up, rather.

Daskalos · July 2014

Are you connecting directly to Aet or through a mapper?

Tirria · July 2014

direct to Aetolia.

Daskalos · July 2014

And you have comm.channel added in the GMCP section of settings?

Tirria · July 2014

It's set to gmcp trigger, protocol shows comm 1. gmcp emulate clicked. That's why I'm confused.

Daskalos · July 2014

try doing comm.channel 1 instead of comm 1

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