All in all, we are very serious about Mudlet being quick and take all measures to make it so. Its scripting engine is designed to scale to large systems without bogging down and the text display is designed to handle thousands of lines under a second. Maybe reference the Lua function getRooms ( ) I don't know. Mudlet is designed and built to be very fast and efficient right from the start.
#MUDLET MATCHES HOW TO#
If anyone has any ideas how to set a trigger to find the room name, please let me know.
= string.gsub(,"%(+%)","")ĭisableTrigger("Extended Exits Capture Trigger") But it was included in the documentation so its here too. The Room name could be anything and it is the exact same color as most other text.Įxtended extits Capture Trigger - I am unsure what this one is for. Pattern (Exact Match) : Alas, you cannot go that way.įor the room name capture trigger: - I am not sure how to figure this one out yet. Pattern (perl Regex): ^\d+/\d+hp \d+/\d+m \d+mv \d+xp.*$įor the Move Fail Trigger: (I don't have much experience as to why you wouldn't be able to move, but here is what I got) Write your own function called mudlet.customnamesearch. Here is what I have found for the triggers: From Mudlet 4.11 you can create a custom function that handle that search instead of the standard one included in the mapper: Type in the input area map config customnamesearch true to enable the usage of the custom function.
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