Man i wish my Zmud Looked as pretty but it doesn't and with the time trial almost up i'm starting to get used to Mush seriously i may be considering buying Zmud be cause i like the life gauges but there are major drawbacks

Heh I've had three Zmud 7.05 licenses and I've never paid for it

i remember spending ages getting zmud licenses and then ended up letting some one else using them all the time *peers at celahir*

if you have three can you lend me one since mine is almost up?

Just use it again when its up. It lets you

Had this problem too. It wouldn't go away either. I eventually found that the button was embedded in the class script but not in the settings wizard.

If only i could learn from you.

p.s. if i had Adobe Illistrator i could make a better body picture i'm a graphics designer thanks to co-op xp i learned every thing about Illistrator and am able to re make anything so if anyone has illistrator or any links to where i can get a trial version even i will be able to create one!

you can im email or pm or msg me at the moment i playing more often then not as Lusien so ya...

adobe.com has trial versions of illustrator for students.

Here's my finished combat interface for achaea. The icons for my hands show me what I'm wielding in each hand, sword, doll, hammer, totem or empty, rest speaks for itself I think.

The screeens look really nice and all, but I'm really wondering, how many of you actually have time to look at everything instead of the scrolling text when you fight (especially in team fighting)?

None of us, it's a selling point.

Yeah, I don't think any decent fighters actually have to look at whatever buttons or such on the side to tell them how they're doing. The purpose of having a health or mana bar is nonexistent as you'll be getting all your info from your prompt anyway. They're really just there for show or personal enjoyment, but have little to no practical purposes.

Ya, 90% of it is completely useless, save for switching on and off the upkeep for defences and providing some information.

But it makes me feel good to log on to it every morning.

There is some value in a gauge that's smart enough to change color at a point you define, because a sudden change of color is something that'll catch your eye -- our eyes are wired for things like that. For example, imagine a gauge that turns red when you hit half mana if you're fighting someone who has a half-mana instakill, but doesn't go red until considerably lower against other classes. The trick to having flashy-lights be useful is to ensure that, as much as possible, they only flash when there's an important thing to be noticed; otherwise, they lose their efficacy through overuse. You can't control when the prompt changes color; sometimes it changes too early and sometimes not early enough.

I do actually use the stat and score parts, glance at them instead of typing score/stat. And the mode lights are useful. And the target part.

I am continually impressed by what you guys do in zMud!

Are these setups completely individualized to one character/class or is it generic enough to zip up and distribute to others?

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If you create dialoge options you can export the settings, otherwise they are fairly individualistic. atleast mine is.

Menus in ZMUD are usually non-compatible, because it's all based on pixels. Even the button dimensions. Like one big bitmap file- put it in someone else's smaller monitor and it doesn't work at all.

like I said... dialogue options.

Ask for your name, race, monitor resolution, guild and city.