If it didn't highlight, the trigger isn't matching. There's something wrong with what you've got in the pattern box. Make sure you have regex selected next to each one.

Yeah that fixed it. I didn't have perl regex on heh. I didn't know I needed that to be on

Green smoke leaks out of Wobou's ears.>>>MANABARBS<<<
100%h 100%m 92%e 10p 93%en 85%w 106E 77.43 xlr|dbk-
Green smoke leaks out of Wobou's ears.>>>MANABARBS<<<
100%h 100%m 92%e 10p 93%en 85%w 106E 77.43 xlr|dbk-
Green smoke leaks out of Wobou's ears.>>>MANABARBS<<<
100%h 100%m 92%e 10p 93%en 85%w 106E 77.43 xlr|dbk-
Green smoke leaks out of Wobou's ears.>>>MANABARBS<<<
100%h 100%m 92%e 10p 93%en 85%w 106E 77.43 xlr|dbk-
Green smoke leaks out of Wobou's ears.>>>MANABARBS<<<
100%h 100%m 92%e 10p 93%en 85%w 106E 77.43 xlr|dbk-
Green smoke leaks out of Wobou's ears.>>>MANABARBS<<<
100%h 100%m 92%e 10p 93%en 85%w 106E 77.43 xlr|dbk-
Green smoke leaks out of Wobou's ears.>>>MANABARBS<<<
100%h 100%m 92%e 10p 93%en 85%w 106E 77.43 xlr|dbk-
Green smoke leaks out of Wobou's ears.>>>MANABARBS<<<

Things like that, well, mostly just that. Is it possible I can minimize it to something like...

Green smoke leaks out of 's ears. >>>MANABARBS x<<<

Or just delete line it and make a:

>>> MANABARBS: x<#> <<<

I know how to do the echoing, but the counting thing, I'm curious if it's possible?

I'll just take that my previous post is not possible, so I'd like to ask this instead:

I'm trying to make a temporary timer for whenever someone is blanknoted and their earache is coming off, to know when I should blanknote again.

Trigger:



^(\\w+) cries out in astonishment\\.$

Script:

earache = 5

if songtimer then killTimer(songtimer)
end

blanknotetimer = tempTimer(earache, ])



This works fine, but I want it to only fire when it's my current target that sets it off. I got this from a few weeks back, and it's been really nifty: if string.lower(matches) == string.lower(target) , but where do I shove it in there? I've tried 'and' and 'if's and 'elseif' and I think I really just don't know what to do. Any clue?

how would one capture direction?

^(\\w+) arrives from the (w).

all that capture is the w in west

The same way you captured the name, with (\\w+). I recommend this site to help you with your regex patterns.

^(\\w+) arrives from the (\\w+)\\.$

local person = matches
local direction = matches

Nicholo, earache is ~8 seconds. I personally just count in my head and have big warning messages for when they re-eat.

Draylor:

^(\\w+) arrives from the (\\w+)\\.$

local person = matches
local direction = matches

Lilia:

The same way you captured the name, with (\\w+). I recommend this site to help you with your regex patterns.

@Lilia that's a very nifty site and My thanks to the both of you

I have a problem, but I don't know whether it has to do with Mudlet, my computer, my internet connection, or some combination thereof.

The short story is that I lag out of the game, but it's not quite that simple. I still receive every message from the game without any lag, but I cannot send a single command to the game. Thus, I've gotten to watch my health whittled away 200h at a time until my death while I can do nothing.

My current internet connection is less than stellar, so I feel like I should believe the problem lies there, but even when I am unable to send commands, I alt-tab over to a browser and access other web pages without any issues. Has anyone heard of this happening before? Is it really just my poor internet connection or is there some issue with Mudlet as well? Maybe the gods just found my feeble attempts at life to be unworthy?

Thanks in advance...

Sounds like a bug I reported.

https://bugs.launchpad.net/mudlet/+bug/892541 (The fix is at the bottom.)

Trigger:

^(\\w+) tackles your legs and attempts to carry you off to the (\\w+)\\.$ - perl regex
^(He|She) succeeds and carries you\\, knocking you to the ground\\.$ - perl regex

multiline/ and trigger checked

cecho("\\n\\n (O)= TACKLED " .. multimatches .. " by " .. multimatches .. " =(O)\\n")

For some reason, it doesn't work. Anyone know what the problem is?

Does anyone who use the mudlet mapper been getting the same problem as I have?

: 2778 fired. Executing command= and executing script:mmp.canmove(true)

LUA: code compiled without errors. OK

: 2777 fired. Executing command

(mapper): Starting speedwalk from 20648 to 7329: (when we get balance back / aren't hindered)

This error would keep repeating itself until it takes up 200,000k cpu usage. >_> I have no idea what the cause is and it just happens randomly whenever I try to speedwalk to an accessable location, like the Aetherplex or one of the Caves where the Seals are housed in for example.

What is "200,000k cpu usage"? That's a new unit of measurement I've never seen.

What it does when you can't walk is it then just checks regularly until you can.

Oh sorry. :S I meant memory usage. Not cpu. >_< The problem is that I'm perfectly able to walk around and walk towards the destination manually. But I have no idea how this error is appearing whenever I'm trying to use the speedwalk function. And it'll constantly keep checking to see if I can (Even though I am not hindered by anything) until the client becomes unbearably laggy for the comp. Which makes me restart the client and hope that the error doesn't occur once again.

*edit* Fix attempt #1: delete map data in /config/mudlet. Hopefully that solves it! Good to know that no one else is experiencing this problem with the mapper... so that could mean that one of the files in my folder is corrupt for some reason.

*edit2* Hrm! I found a similar topic:

reyl:

All of a sudden i'm having a problem where the speedwalker thinks i'm off balance, and not even reinstalling has helped. I can't think what the problem might be, the only change i've made recently is installing m&m. Anybody else had similar problems?

EDIT: Updating to a newer release of mudlet fixed this problem - now the map works, but the graphics in 2d mode are corrupt.

2x EDIT: Welp, i had a disconnect, and now the balance problem is back. I had a look throughout the triggers/scripts - is there any way to manually reset this? Are the balances supposed to be picked up via GMCP? Any idea what's happening?

Could it be that the current version of Mudlet I'm using is out of date? My version is: Mudlet 2.0 - test4 10-25-2011

*bump*

I'm getting the same error message when I have any psi channels locked. It thinks I don't have balance, and won't start auto-walking until I unlock all channels. Not sure what the fix is though.

Ooh! You're right. Maybe there was some GMCP changes that might have caused the script to act all weird? I remember reading over the changelogs and psi balances was one of the things added to GMCP recently.

The last script/package I successfully imported was the fancy GUI. I had a bit of trouble getting the right path for the images, but I figured it out and I'm pretty sure I didn't break anything in doing that. Since then, whenever I open the scripts page and click to import, the file browser opens for a second but then vanishes, and after that the input box in the main screen no longer works. I have to quit and restart the program to input any text. I've restarted the program, I've restarted the computer, all with the same result.

EDIT: I've found http://forums.mudlet....php?f=9&t=2336, which describes the problem, so I guess my new question is: any updates and any way around this?