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You need to make #TAG triggers for those

those help to tell the mapper which bit is what. (including vnums)

You said you already had to make some GMCP triggers, those would hold the appropriate ...

It is not only you, half the time it acts like i clicked on preview instead.

If that is a common issue, you should stick the mapper into slow mode, then it only tries to move one step at a time, and you will only get a single failure.
If you set up an #OKAY trigger as well, t ...

I usually verify my room entry with the exits line:

#TR {Obvious exit{s|}:} {#OK}

#OK tells the mapper I have arrived. and it updates the dot if there are any movements queued.
(dont forget to ...

i believe the prebuilt events used enter, not entry, so that could just be a typo issue

Odd, not sure I can explain it either.
Glad you found a working solution.

Are you toggling %maplocked as well?
Like your script does.

The mapper can be very finicky about when its database can be edited.

It it possible your trigger is hanging on the waitfor and never ...

Anyone else getting an odd popup with a garbled message (looked like a break to me, i shoulda took a screenshot) when first opening CMUD of late?

Preface: I added the shortcut to my main session to ...

It might be a permissions issue, it might not have access to write to that folder.
Did you ever run CMUD as admin?

Are you using the same syntax? Cause with %concat it is treating the full path as a string, which is why the space gets preserved

i often find i have to use %char when dealing with single and double quote characters you want in a %concat string, which you will need to cobble together your %mapquery string with variables

Som ...

I can't replicate this locally to address it.

are you sure that package is infact included in your session to be loaded?
if you edit the session it should be on the list under the packages tab.

If it is there, then go to the advanced tab of y ...

CMUD Mobile would sweep the market...

Then my next guess is a corruption issue.
Under the file menu of the settings editor you can export your session settings to XML, prior to closing CMUD and deleting your session.pkg file.
And then ...

Does the little gun icon in the lower right (by the clock) have a red x through it?
That would explain it and clicking it would turn them back on.

It sounds like you might be on a new system.
Did you make sure to run CMUD as an Administrator at least once?
This will ensure the program has write permissions so you can save your personal setting ...

if the value for those increments is 0, they don't show
this is expected behavior

Stand-alone antivirus software is often more trouble than it's worth these days, so yes, it well could be.

I would just insert the carriage return client side instead.

Something like this should work:

<trigger priority="10" newline="false" prompt="true" id="10&qu ...

That adds no new information.
You are overcomplicating things.

There is no need for you to use both %ismember and %match here.
One or the other will get the results you seek.

also, remember to ...

or give it an ID and toggle it on and off as needed with
#T+ ID
#T- ID

ditch all the quote marks, you only need those when passing a string, you want these values to evaluate
also, you only need %ismember, %match essentially expects a trigger pattern, which you arent pr ...

Could just toss the pipes back in as literal characters, might need to escape them out ~|

Unless you have a table with a similar output, you might be able to simplify to a single trigger state

<trigger priority="544960" repeat="true" id="54496">
&l ...