Zugg Software :: Search

I seem to recall connecting to a MUD years ago which put me into a waiting queue. When it was my turn to play the game, my client automatically disconnected and reconnected to another ip/port to play ...

Zugg, I don't know if you're still interested in the mobile CMUD idea, but I use Blowtorch on my Droid tablet just fine. I know of some people on the MUD I code on that actually party from their regu ...

Thanks for the help, guys.

After stepping back and thinking about the issue, I think I could do this:

One single script runs around doing what I need the character to do. When the script issues ...

It'd need to wait for two possible strings, though, no? And one WAITFOR would preclude another WAITFOR from, well, waiting. Right?

Didn't do what I hoped. I give up.

When CMUD creates an empty log file, that file is also being kept in lockdown by CMUD. In case that helps any. I think some internal process isn't completing.

I saw a "Shared" checkbox when I clicked on my main package, but before I could test to see what unchecking it would do, I lost that screen. ;)~ Now when I click the package, it calls it a Window. pf ...

So, I guess the command could look like:

#<COMMAND> {text1} {response1} {text2} {response2}

And maybe there could be some commands like #LABEL a ...

Currently, I can write a script that makes my character run around the MUD. However, sometimes the character fails a random roll. Instead of splitting this single script into pieces with different t ...

Okay, I thought the modules were the packages, because of the "Package Files" section in the session editor.

I'll give an example of my setup:

Draco (a mortal character):
English Directions, ...

Hello all. I use CMUD 3.34. I have my packages set up to where my window/connection/layout is empty of triggers/variables/functions/et al. I then use packages which are shared between characters dep ...

I think what I'm asking for is a way to write all of the trigger states in one text file/area with less zScript syntax. It'd speed up script-writing.

Zugg, I posted about this previously as well. I have a major problem with logging when I reconnect. In the onConnect event, I turn logging off (though I was using #Log off), and turn logging on. Th ...

#SAY, #SHOW (the latter triggers triggers)

If there is already a way to do this, please point me to it. I was thinking of some sort of interactive scripting in CMUD where the script can create one-time triggers and wait for the MUD to respond ...

I just switched to Win7 and installed CMUD (which was logging fine under Vista as far as I can recall). The logging was pointing to my Documents directory as Zugg suggested in another thread related ...

Ah, yes. My programmer brain considered 1 as highest. ;)

The line numbering prompt isn't a prompt, I realized after doing some testing. The ed prompt I was thinking of is "^:$" verbatim and I suppose I'll have to sub that. It'll make editing a little funk ...

Oh, and hello from Mobile, Shalimar. =)

Making input move to the next line works for normal MUD operation. Replacing the prompt also would work. However, each comes with its own price. ;) I'm a Wizard, and I need my ed prompt to stay as i ...

Currently, I'm issuing an empty #SAY to put all new text on the next line after a prompt. What I'd rather do, is let the ^ pattern character ignore the prompt in determining if the text is at the beg ...

I want that trigger to only fire if I'm not focused on the window it comes in on. So I'd need some way to detect focus.

It's not a priority, of course. I just though it'd be useful. If there isn ...

So long as I know it's just an issue between zMUD and Vista, I'm fine. I plan to try getting used to CMUD once I install Win7 on my new HDD for this laptop. =) I was hoping for some kludgy quick-fix ...

I know this is old, but I wanted to stay on topic.

I am a Wizard for a MUD, and I write code offline and paste into the zMUD command bar on Vista (I run it as Administrator in C:\Program Files). I ...

Is there a way to detect focus in a zMUD window? I want a trigger to only fire if I'm not looking at the window (to alert me of an incoming tell in this case).