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Arrived at the same conclusion. I suppose from here on I'll be backing things up regularly...

Any idea what might have caused this? I'd be happy to avoid it if it means losing six months of work.

UPDATE: I'm seeing now that all the contents of my session package besides Class folders are empty, however the pkg file itself is still 70kb. Exporting to xml only exports the class folders. Importin ...

Greetings.

Upon loading up cMud today I experienced a series of errors. Loading my session has been nearly impossible and I'm worried about the integrity of the data now. Some of the errors I've ex ...

Aha, sounds exactly like what I need.

It's good to know that we can play with the actual costs. In this case, setting it at max value (do not enter) or near that via room cost is ideal, as given th ...

Greetings.

I'm wondering how to go about setting some rooms to be ignored as viable route rooms when speedwalking, based on a variable. Specifically, there are some rooms that are have non-walkable ...

Yep... No spaces at the end of either the variable or the mud output.

Update: Progress! Switched to a regex trigger using (@itemlist)$ instead of a regular one as ({@itemlist})$ (or any variation) ...

I had actually tried that, but outside it no longer stacks anything. Not that I don't need to read up of course. ;)

Hrm. Well, I wouldn't mind all or nothing as I'd like it to ignore every (glowing) item. However ({@itemlist$}) seems to ignore both types of objects, regular and glowing. All other entries count fine ...

Yes! Nice work Daern! After the %countlist bug I was starting to second-guess every function. ;)

Works like a charm now, and I learned a bit more about db variables to boot! And we found a bug. And ...

%dbkey is not a valid term in zscript. I presume you meant to use %key, which is a predefined variable that is defined only within the confines of a #LOOPDB structure.

It's [url=http://forums.zugg ...

Are we sure %key is the right call and #SHOW the right function for this? I get that it -should- work. I mean the LOOPDB example is practically the same code. It just doesn't seem to working...

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Yep, it is. I re-wrote to match my prompt and it matches fine. And the trigger itself fires fine, because it's going through the looped IF's and resetting the keys to 0. I disabled that line to check, ...

Ok.. Implemented that. Now I'm not getting anything, besides lines not matching a var in the list.

The addkey trigger's fine, it adds to the db list. The loop trigger does fire fine, because it's d ...

Aha! I was going crazy trying to think of what might be wrong...

Any ideas on how to modify the script Rahab shared to work with a db variable instead of a stringlist? I've been trying to learn to ...

Oh, the pattern matches fine... Everything is working, up until the actual loop. Which is:

#LOOPDB %countlist(@stacklist) {
#IF (%val > 1) {
#SHOW %ansi( ...

Yep, ended up using a #GAG;#CR just now to gag the prompt and spit a new one afterwards. :)

The original text that's being gagged and counted has ansi color. I've reproduced that in the post-count ...

Thanks, both of ya!

Rahab, I went with your frame and it works... mostly.

It's masking the right variables, it's carrying them over to the temp list in full, the triggers themselves work fine, h ...

Makes sense on paper. Now to figure out the actual code...

The items to be stacked will always follow after the exits of a room (and are ansi-colored if that matters). They're specific items I want ...

Hey all.

I'm trying to find the best way to "stack" multiple items in a room inventory, to reduce screen-spam. Typical output might be:

A dagger lies here.
A pair of trousers is tossed aside.
...

Yep, Nero doesn't seem to be the culprit either...

Up for any other suggestions.

Appreciate the feedback.

Problem isn't with FF, as while I do use it, I also use Chrome and there are times when CMUD won't load after a reboot even if FF was never opened. Also kernel debugging is ...

Tech, I appreciate the reply and no worries on it being belated, as clearly my own is as well.

The only solution I was able to discover is that the program loads so long as I try to open it first-t ...

Greetings.

I'm an old user of zMud who recently decided to return to the world of MUDs in general. As I'm running Windows 7, zMud was no longer an option, and while there seem to be plenty of other ...