Ushaara2011-10-10 22:26:27
Quick question. Is there an easy way to change the font used in mini-windows to be the same as main font?
Vadi2011-10-10 22:49:46
It actually is the same! Scripts can only change the font size - you'll need to edit the script for the font size it uses, they can choose.
Ushaara2011-10-10 23:01:50
Derp, I must need to get my eyes checked, it looked different at the smaller size. Font sizes I can do. Thanks
Vadi2011-10-11 03:36:05
Oops I must correct myself - the miniconsoles use the default Mudlet font, and don't follow it if you customize yours. Can't change that at the moment.
Unknown2011-10-16 01:42:06
I need help for clan targetting. It's supposed to trigger to this:
^(The Equinox): (.*) says, "Targetting: (.*)\\."$
From:
(The Equinox): Viynain says, "Targeting: obesefessor."
It seems to not be working. Would anyone mind helping me with what to do with the trigger line?
^(The Equinox): (.*) says, "Targetting: (.*)\\."$
From:
(The Equinox): Viynain says, "Targeting: obesefessor."
It seems to not be working. Would anyone mind helping me with what to do with the trigger line?
Vadi2011-10-16 02:38:46
^\\(The Equinox\\): (.*) says, "Targetting: (.*)\\."$
At minimum is what's necessary to get it to work. Then we can improve it to this:
^\\(The Equinox\\): \\w+ says, "Targetting: (.*)\\."$
and use matches as the desired target variable.
At minimum is what's necessary to get it to work. Then we can improve it to this:
^\\(The Equinox\\): \\w+ says, "Targetting: (.*)\\."$
and use matches as the desired target variable.
Mnemosyne2011-10-16 02:40:43
You're also spelling "targetting" wrong, compared to Viynain's target call.
Unknown2011-10-16 05:23:22
Many thanks. And yeah, just made it (Targetting|Targeting) since some people spell it with two t's.
Unknown2011-10-17 00:54:19
It actually isn't working, strangely.
^\\(The Equinox\\): \\w+ says, "(Targetting|Targeting): (.*)\\."$
Set as perl regex.
My trigger is:
target = matches
cecho("\\n\\n>>>>>-Targetting: " .. matches .. "-<<<<<\\n\\n")
^\\(The Equinox\\): \\w+ says, "(Targetting|Targeting): (.*)\\."$
Set as perl regex.
My trigger is:
target = matches
cecho("
Lilia2011-10-17 03:07:39
There is no matches, you want matches. I've always been annoyed by capturing stuff you're not going to actually use, so I would change it to this:
^\\(The Equinox\\): \\w+ says, "Targett?ing: (.*)\\."$
Now you can use matches, because the target is the only thing you're actually capturing.
^\\(The Equinox\\): \\w+ says, "Targett?ing: (.*)\\."$
Now you can use matches, because the target is the only thing you're actually capturing.
Unknown2011-10-17 03:47:57
Oh, oh. Thank you very much. Though excuse me ignorance, but what is the '?' mark for? What does it do?
Anisu2011-10-17 08:53:06
Nicholo:
Oh, oh. Thank you very much. Though excuse me ignorance, but what is the '?' mark for? What does it do?
Nicholo:
Oh, oh. Thank you very much. Though excuse me ignorance, but what is the '?' mark for? What does it do?
The previous character or character group can be present once or never.
Ytran2011-10-17 12:45:02
Lilia:
There is no matches, you want matches. I've always been annoyed by capturing stuff you're not going to actually use, so I would change it to this:
^\\(The Equinox\\): \\w+ says, "Targett?ing: (.*)\\."$
Now you can use matches, because the target is the only thing you're actually capturing.
In this case, that's the cleaner way to do it. However, if there is a time where you need to match one of a group of far more varied words/phrases, you can also do something like this:
^Blahblah (?:someblah|otherblah) (\\w+)$
Using ?: at the beginning of a paren'd group will stop it from becoming a backreference, allowing you to more easily write the trigger to match it.
vorld2011-10-19 20:55:42
How do I make a targeting alias?
Vadi2011-10-19 22:16:30
Great question. Take a look at this video.
vorld2011-10-20 21:43:42
Vadi:
Great question. Take a look at this video.
Thank vadi
Anisu2011-10-22 01:12:14
If anyone found the trigger that is sending the 'lag' command can you tell me where it is located? I have been looking for it but can't seem to find it.
Vadi2011-10-22 01:55:16
Several people have been accused of having them, before the command was even announced, and none have found it (and there isn't one in m&m either). I'm not positive that it's on the side of the players...
Unknown2011-10-30 05:28:39
Mudlet keeps crashing when I open the map. Anyone ever have this sort of problem or have any idea how to fix or remedy this situation?
Vadi2011-10-30 08:45:04
Which Mudlet version is that?
