Have you looked at 'health bars' or those kinds of things? I could see (say in Rom games) hp/mana/move etc, if the game sent out telnet subnegotiation for those.
Mudlet looks like it has the potential to be the best MUD client for Linux out there, but I've not had much success finding out how to insert multi-line aliases containing variables. I hope that you will show how to do this in a video soon, so I can understand the scripting component of the Alias page better?
I have a monk-class character in Imperian. The class depends largely on combination attacks, which unfold too quickly to type effectively. On other MUD clients (such as kmuddy), I have the ability to type "uuu (variable)" and have the output be:
"ucp (variable)
ucp (variable)
ucp (variable)
ucp (variable)"
This is obviously a very simple example, but involves multiple output in the lines, and a variable target. I haven't figured out how to do this effectively in Mudlet.
Haha. Love the random thurisaz and Akarin saluting.
Chrjo12 1 year ago
Very nice Vadi!
Have you looked at 'health bars' or those kinds of things? I could see (say in Rom games) hp/mana/move etc, if the game sent out telnet subnegotiation for those.
daveleverich 2 years ago
That's very possible. I think some example profiles posted on Mudlet forums have them.
Vadi5 2 years ago
I just saw one, I'll look more. Thanks!
daveleverich 2 years ago
Mudlet looks like it has the potential to be the best MUD client for Linux out there, but I've not had much success finding out how to insert multi-line aliases containing variables. I hope that you will show how to do this in a video soon, so I can understand the scripting component of the Alias page better?
NebCanuck 2 years ago
A multi-line alias?
Can you give me an example of where its useful?
Vadi5 2 years ago
I have a monk-class character in Imperian. The class depends largely on combination attacks, which unfold too quickly to type effectively. On other MUD clients (such as kmuddy), I have the ability to type "uuu (variable)" and have the output be:
"ucp (variable)
ucp (variable)
ucp (variable)
ucp (variable)"
This is obviously a very simple example, but involves multiple output in the lines, and a variable target. I haven't figured out how to do this effectively in Mudlet.
NebCanuck 2 years ago
Ahh...
in the big script box,
send ("ucp " .. target)
send ("ucp .. target)
I'll do the targetting and 'multi-line' aliases in next one dedicated to aliases.
Vadi5 2 years ago
Thanks. I look forward to hearing about targeting, since that's the next obvious question.
NebCanuck 2 years ago
Very nice screencast.
Really looking forward to seeing more.
jergorn93 2 years ago