Hello all! As you may all prolly know, I'm making a curing system for Nexus! Since most people start out using that, then go to something else, I figured, might as well give them something to use when figuring out the world and stuff around them! Maybe even learning how to code and stuff.

But anyway. I need some help. I wanted to start making a backup curing thing, just incase you get one of those afflction lines saying you have a headache, and some random affliction came to you, and you need to use DIAG to see it, how are you gonna cure it fast? Well, I figured, might aswell make something for this! Well, if you do that, and just have the DIAG lines, then you try to cure everything at the same time, and that's a mess. I want to set up something that allows you to cure from what you think is most important to least important. (Like Combat hindering afflictions - Defence hindering afflictions - Misc afflctions) Could someone please post something that may help solve that? Thanks!

-Ryld

Just to let you know

if you know -something- about coding, you are better off downloading MUSH and Ethelon's. It's easier.

Working on Nexus is very hard for the simple fact that you can't script at all.

And I had the same trouble you did there, so then I gave up on it and moved out of Nexus

Well, here's the thing.

I tried out zMUD and Mushclient and I never got used to them. I've used the Iron Realms Client for all of my MUDing experience, even before it was Nexus and durring Achaea in it's early years. I learned how to do everything on it, and everything else seems alien. I've done fairly well in doing whatever I need.

But don't get me wrong. I know that Nexus has ALOT of things that other clients don't, and that I wish that they did. Now, I don't want to quit at it. So, if anyone out there wishes to help me out, please do so. It's greatly appreciated, and it's going towards a good cause... well, at least I think it is!

Nexus has things that others don't?

And I get ya on the whole being alien out of the IRE clients, but, you get used to it...

Meh. Nexus doesn't have alot of other things... Sorry.