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It still happens with veriosn 7.04. It's pretty annoying if you're trying to use the keypad to run from something and it doesn't work...

The trigger I mentioned before, I was trying to say that tha ...

Never mind. It seems to have gotten better.
If it happens again, I'll post again.

I changed one trigger's actions (from 'exa' to 'look in')

With the version 7.03, the number key directions are sticky. I have to hit them several times to move once. Although once I'm going in a direction continuing in the same direction seems to only need o ...

Try this: (You'll have to modify it for exact commands for searching, and probably tweak it for triggers on finding an herb

#CLASS {HerbSearch}
#ALIAS herbsearch {#VAR Primary %1;#VAR Secondary %2 ...

It's not a time problem.

It appears that zMUD wants the command "open door" to be #OK'ed. I put in triggers that send #OK whenever I open a door or whenever the door is already open and t ...

This doesn't seem to have any effect.
The problem is not that it's not finding the room I slow walk into, it's that it's aborting when I do other actions.

Took me a while to try this...

For a simple test I tried:
#slow {n;open door;w}
That has me step north, open the door and then abort the slowwalk

#slow {n~;open door~;w}
This has me step nort ...

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Leit, did you try Ton's script? It delays the mining down, and it also prevents multiple firings. The reason for this is that when the first "You dig" line is received, the alarm is ...

That would delay the firing of the 'mine down' commands, but wouldn't prevent multiple firings.

I'm not running zmud now, so there are probably lots of bugs in this but:

#ALIAS mineall {#T+ DigD ...

I want to do a slow walk, but I also need to do other actions along the way (mainly to open doors, but sometimes other things).

What I want to do is:
#slow 2nwswsn;open door;#slow wen2wswnw2e;open ...

If you need to strip the ,'s you can use %replace(@var,",","")

No, they're not that specific, also there are two new lines in one case...

From the lack of responses, it seems like this is not possible.

Is there some way to have a trigger ignore newlines? I've got some strings I want to change the color of (basicly make them less noticable - #CW black) but they may or may not be split across several ...

I want to speedwalk an area, but there are some annoying mobs there that attack, they're wimps and I can beat them fairly quickly, however they mess up any speedwalk I try to do. When I send a .3w it ...

There is an argument to #GAG that will gag more then one line, try #GAG 2

If the line always breaks at the end of Bob> you can match on:

Bob~>$a dire wolf yells ~'Bob~! Now you die~!~'

If it breaks at random parts of the line I think you're out of luck

You probably want to make this trigger case sensitive too. Its on the options tab of the trigger

If you're still having problems you could make an assumption that there will never be more then one * in the first 3 characters, and do this:

#TR {A p{r|*}{i|*}{c|*}{k|*}{l|*}{y|*}{ |*}{s|*}{t|*}{i ...

Actually it's much easier then that.
Right click on a zone, and bring up the zone properties, then you can enter in any script. It's active only when that zone is active, and goes away when the zone ...

I ment when I load the zone. The mud has outdoor areas that don't map easily (and don't really need to be mapped). This means when I leave one city and go to the next I have to manually switch zones. ...

Although it may be easy to miss, LightBulb has a space in his trigger. You don't need the {} around the space for the trigger to match.

I've got an alias that currently uses #WAIT, and I've been trying to remove #WAIT after reading about #WAIT (this has beta info, but the stuff on #WAIT applies to the public release) http://www.zuggso ...

Is it possible to perform some action when a map Zone is loaded (and hopefully when it is unloaded).

I've got a bunch of triggers for suppressing output of room descriptions that indicate time, but ...

If I create a #TEMP trigger, how long does it last? Will anything execpt matching the trigger make it go away?

What I want is to trigger on a certain thing, but if it doesn't happen soon, then for ...

You still need the delimiters:
#var repeat {%1}
I think it will work with quotes too:
#var repeat "%1"