This is my regex for contemplate: ^(\\w+)'s mana stands at (\\d+)\\/(\\d+)\\.$

You also need to turn the numbers into actual numbers. They're captured as strings. Again, what I use: local per = math.floor(tonumber(matches)/tonumber(matches) * 100)
You don't have to have use math.floor(), but I use it because I echo the percentage to my status window. The 'local' part just means the variable won't be saved, it'll only be used for that trigger.

Hmm, so what is local per? Is per just the local variable can I substitute whatever I want with that word? Also my regex isn't catching that I can see at least. Adding the tonumber worked and now there is no error it's just not catching now that I can noticably see. Also are the \\ before the punctuation necessary and should I do it before the apostrophe as well?

Don't need to escape the apostrophes or commas.

Yes. If you want to use that variable in other scripts, don't make it local.

In Tulemrah's snippet, the per variable is the percent of the target's mana; the assignment converts the references from the trigger and does a bit of math to get the percentage.

When using regular expressions (and only regular expressions - other trigger types don't need this), you need to escape via backslash any literal character you want to match in the trigger that is a special symbol in regex, e.g. ., (, ), , \\, |, ?, amongst others.

send ("maneuver perform sc "..target " chest")

What's wrong with this? It just doesn't even get send throug hwhen I hit my macro. Where as send ("maneuver perform sc chest" ..target) does, eve nthough that's incorrect game syntax.

send ("maneuver perform sc "..target.. " chest")

Meh, double.

Ah, ta.

Where is this backup deleter?!

Right here.

I think, but I'm not sure, that what I'm experiencing is a Mudlet bug. I have no idea how to track it down, or anything like that.

The problem is: I randomly get disconnected from Lusternia. I'll be logged in and go idle, switch over to do something in a browser, come back, try to type in a command, and get disconnected. It's not my Internet, as that is fine and stable.

Can anyone provide insight or where I can submit this as a bug? Or maybe it's not Mudlet. I don't know. :/

I have experienced this exact same thing on multiple ocasions.

Might seem obvious, but uh, what's your TIMEOUT set at in Lusternia?

That's not a TIMEOUT thing, you get warning.

I'd actually ask if you two are using a wireless router. I had the same thing happening with my old Belkin router (basically, a piece of junk). I bought a new router and the issue went away.

It would also be helpful if you could test the same scenario in a different client (if you have that option) and see if it's still occuring.

I'm quite positive that's a router timing out the connection when there's nothing happening to it. Same as Xenthos posted, essentially.

Yeah, the Belkin had no setting in it for inactivity timeouts but was quite happy to do it anyways.

It also liked to time out active streaming sessions (such as if watching Netflix).

What a headache!

I just switched to using HTML logging for mudlet, but half of these logs cut off before I ended them. I talked to a few other people (one on 2.0 rc2, another on rc5, and i'm at 2.0 test3, as far as I know the newest version) and it appears all of them that have tried are having this issue. Has anyone found a solution for this?

50mbit fiber plugged straight into the computer. Not wireless. And it happens even when I have other stuff going with no problems. I stream tv shows while I play and the streams never have any issues. Also I tested switching to cmud to try it out and haven't dc'd a single time. Only happens with Mudlet for some weird reason.