1. zgui - refreshes the entire gui. Should never need but included.
2. zguis - Open this alias and change the font sizes you want to use for each window, Then run the alias to update
3. zshow - Show a window you've closed or can no longer find for some reason.
4. zstyle - Change the look of the gui, colors, borders, etc

1. Chat
2. Map
3. Ocean Map
4. Wilderness Map (Working this time I promise)
5. Balances (Requires WSYS. This just shows wsys curing balances)
6. Logger
7. Prompt window
8. Gold tracker (Icarius version)
9. Allies
10. Enemies
11. Defences
12. Afflictions
13. AffLock (shows the main locking afflictions)
14. Target Afflictions (Requires AK opponent tracking to function)
15. Players in Room
16. Denizens in Room
17. Items in Room
18. Target List (If you have a list of targets this window is available and setup)

• DI <ITEM>                : Create a list of items searching ALL cities: Requires Directory Artifact
• DI <ITEM> <CITY> : Create or update a list of items searching ONLY the city entered: Requires Directory Artifact

• SI <ITEM>                : Show an already created list without updating it: Does NOT Require Directory Artifact
• DIR <ITEM>              : Search the city you are IN for items and save to a list or update lists: Does NOT Require Directory Artifact

rateLimiter = rateLimiter or {}
rateLimiter.last = rateLimiter.last or {}

rateLimiter.interval = {
    default = 1.0,
    blocking = 0.3,
}

rateLimiter.myTime = function()
    local time = getTime()
    local seconds = time.hour*3600 + time.min * 60 + time.sec + time.msec/1000
    return seconds
end

rateLimiter.Tried = function(action)
    local currenttime = rateLimiter.myTime()
    rateLimiter.last[action] = currenttime
end

rateLimiter.CanTry = function(action)
    local currenttime = rateLimiter.myTime()
    local interval = rateLimiter.interval[action]
    
    if not(rateLimiter.last[action]) then
        rateLimiter.last[action] = 0
    end
    
    if not(interval) then
        interval = rateLimiter.interval.default
    end

    return (currenttime - rateLimiter.last[action]) > interval
end

if CanTry("pt-announce-prismatic") then
    send("PT Santar has prismatic barrier!")
    Tried("pt-announce-prismatic")
end

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Menu

• Will display your score information in the Score tab and your current target in the Combat tab.
• The percent progress bar to next level is the same color as your color set for target.
• The combat tab is a work in progress. I am planning on possibly adding affliction tracking or something else as I figure out what might be useful there. Limb tracking? We'll see!

RoomInfo Box

• Displays the people, denizens, and objects in a room. You can click the links in it to perform actions quickly. Clicking the ID will target it or pick it up. If there are a group of items, it will attempt to pick up the entire group. Clicking the name with inspect the item.
• The ID will be colored if the denizen is a target. The name will be colored if the player is your target.

Vitals Box

• On the right with an age bar if you're a Depthswalker (will not create if not appropriate)
• Rage counter that appears above it only when you have rage

Targeting module

•  Uses the in-game 'st' command to update the global variables 'target' and 'target_id'

Item Highlighting

• Highlight items in your room whatever color you'd like. Will match on partial words so you can set highlighting of 'scroll' to high 'paper scroll, 'crimson scroll', etc.
• Set target highlight color with 'ih target (color)'

Room Exclusion

• Exclude items from the RoomInfo box. Tired of seeing monolith sigils? Exclude it!

Skill Bar

• Skill bar at the bottom of the screen that should create as many slots as will fit for your screen.
• Populate your character's skill information by simply typing the 'ab' command.
• Popups for your skills that will disappear after a few seconds (helpful for new players learning what each skill does).
• Both a PVE and PVP bar since battlerage skills won't exactly be helpful in PVP combat
• Keybindings in place to use slots 1-13. Slot 1 is Ctrl+`, 2 is Ctrl-1, 3 is Ctrl-2, etc.
• *** Icons should be added to the /mudlet/profiles/Achaea/NightfallUI/images folder. The icons I use are 50x50 px images with a transparent layer that I got from http://game-icons.net/ and converted from svg to png using Inkscape taking the "path difference" to make it transparent.  The naming of the icons is 'skillgroup.ability.png'. Examples are included in the script folder.
• This is still a WIP. The popups sometimes are not wide enough to contain all the text.

Anti-Theft Suite

• Set the name of your container using 'gg (container)' without the parenthesis e.g. 'gg pack'.
• If you type 'gg' it quickly puts away gold in your inventory in your container. 
• If you type 'gg (amount)' it will get that amount out from your container without triggering the anti-theft triggers.
• Typing 'gg (amount) (object ID)' will get that amount out and buy the object if you are, for example, at a store.
• It will automatically 'wear pack' if you are made to remove it. Customize this trigger as needed
• It will alert you if someone snaps at you (and color their name if you use NDB or have them set as target variable) and also if someone successfully steals from you.
• If you go to a store and type wares, it will let you click the object ID to probe it and click the gold amount in the last column to buy it. Things you cannot afford with the amount of gold on your person are colored dim_gray and are not clickable.

Saving

• The script will save your item highlighting, room exclusion, skillbars, and fontsize between sessions and between characters. I couldn't really test it between characters because I don't have multiclass. I did make an alt and it seemed to work well when switching between my main and the alt after 'qq' 

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Thanks for reading. I couldn't have done this without the help of the friendly players on the Mudlet discord in addition to the dozens of people who have made various portions of their scripts and snippets public on here and other forums/websites. I included in the "Initialize Variables" script at the top some shoutouts. Also, if you use any of the pieces of this suite, mind adding your own shoutout if you share it? 

Misc Images:

I am trying to make a script in nexus to use my battlerage abilities whenever I hit my attack alias... but I am running into some issues.

The code I have so far is:

<code> if (rage_bal) and (rage_torment)

{angel torment @tar} </code>

when I do my attack alias I get the error...

Error in Function [autoRage]:

SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier

Any suggestions? I am trying to google how to do all this so I am sure I am missing something.

1. The top If reflex (I think - it seems to work at least) stops this reflex if I do not have a target. Otherwise, when you finish killing the creatures in the room, you'll get hundreds of "you do not see that creature anywhere" sort of messages as your reflex goes berserk trying to use all your battlerage abilities on nothing 100+times before your rage runs out.
2. Next, set up as many If reflexes as you need that will jump to the corresponding label for each of the battlerage abilities you want to be automatic. It is IMPORTANT to arrange them from most costly to least costly (battlerage, that is). Otherwise it will get stuck only trying to use the least costly ability at the top.

1. The basic thing you expect is the command to use the battlerage ability on your target. However, your battlerage abilities have cooldowns. So you'll get some message saying "you can't use that ability again so soon" over and over and over.
2. So create a variable that is 0 when on cooldown and 1 when it's not (name it anything).
3. Place an If reflex at the beginning that stops the script if the cooldown variable is 0. If its not, it will proceed to send the command.
4. Immediately modify the cooldown variable to 0 then wait for the duration of the ability's cooldown.
   
5. After the cooldown's duration, modify the variable again to 1 which will make the whole section permissable again.
6. Close the script sub-section with stop.

Or, if you still have latency issues can you please do a traceroute and send me the results?

If you need a tool for that, here is one: https://sourceforge.net/projects/winmtr/

If your latency has disappeared, please let me know on this thread too.

Download Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nagnfsjkaxmbv57/zData.mpackage

What it does:

• Creates a database called: Database_expdb.db in your profile folder
• Runs a stopwatch while you are in a zone.
• If you spend more than 1 minute in a zone and gain more than 0.01% experience, it will save your hunting session to the database
• Displays your bashing sorted in a window

List of What it Records:

• Area, Class
• Critical Chance, Experience Boost
• Time Spent Hunting that zone
• Experience gain, experience gain per minute (EPM)
• Total Kills (names/count), kills per minute (KPM)
• Talismans found (What dropped them)
• Gold, Gold per minute (GPM)
• Critical Strikes and Types
• Shield of Absorption, SoA Paragon
• Seared Glyph
• Maya Figurine
• Stats
• Does not record coffees per minute yet.

There is ONE Alias zBash that will pull up the display multiple ways:

• zbash
• zbash blademaster
• zbash island
• zbash isl
• zbash epm
• zbash shaman epm
• zbash all
• zbash all gold

What it looks like:

Here is an example searching for only blademaster sorted by KPM

Sorted by Gold

When you CLICK on any row on the list you will get a more detailed report:

Here is an example clicking on the first row

When you finish hunting in a zone you will get a message from your personal assistant that they have recorded database entry.

You can easily change the name, voice, and appearance of this assistant in the script:

zData.bardName = "Jaskier"

zData.bardVoice = " with a melodic voice"

Here is a GIF showing it being used:

Notes:

• Remember you have to spend at LEAST 1 minute in an area to record that area
• Your experience must move at LEAST 0.01% plus/minus
• This will NOT work until you hunt at least 1 zone to create a database entry.

BIG NOTE:

CRIT CHANCE, EXP BOOST, STATS are NOT in gmcp.

If you want to see these you have to use DEF BRIEF (brief for you svo users) once in a zone.

DEFENCES is the only place you can pull this information from. I have DEF BRIEF built into my attack alias when I start in a zone.

This will all work fine without the crit% exp% information from defenses. That is just extra

Download Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nagnfsjkaxmbv57/zData.mpackage

You can now use gifs in your Mudlet UI

You heard it here first, folks – Edru brings us gifs in 2022! In addition to supporting images, labels now support animated gifs as well. Show animated bars and backgrounds; get awesome meme gifs; show a flying money sign when you’ve sold stuff, or a little dude running on screen while you’re speedwalking ingame – let your imagination flow!

Video link

Try it out by dragging this link onto Mudlet, or with this on the input line:

lua installPackage"https://github.com/vadi2/gifs-demo/raw/main/gifs-demo.mpackage"

That said, gifs are pretty expensive to play – so don’t go too wild with them.

You can now use background music in your Mudlet UI

Lua music and sound API got a huge overhaul by mpconley in this update! And we don’t use such words here lightly – this update opens a lot of possibilities in the audio arena.

You can set music/sounds to fade in or out, adjust the volume on them individually, choose at which time should the playback start, select how many times it should loop (infinite? sure!), or even tag sounds with a similar category so you can control them en-masse.

Crazy, huh? Just as an example, you can now background ambience music when in area/zone A… and later when changing to a new area/zone replace the ambience music with another one. You can tag all sounds as ‘battle sounds’ and stop them all at once when the battle is done. Lots of things you can do now with this!

This functionality is coming over from MCMP support that already exists in Mudlet – so if you’re a game admin and would like this for your game, go for it.

Configurable shortcuts

Don’t like that Alt+D disconnects you from the game? You don’t have to put up with that anymore! Thanks to Delwing, all shortcuts used by Mudlet are now customisable via Settings:

Better stylesheets

demonnic has done so many nice things in this release that it’s hard to pick one, so if I had to settle on one this would be it – Geyser stylesheets! They allow you to create a managed stylesheet to make it easier to set and change properties, as well as inherit properties from another stylesheet, making it easier to manage multiple styles at once. Great tool for a UI builder.

If you’ve used CSSMan previously, this is a worthy replacement! 

c/d/hecho works on labels

cecho(“Hi! This text is <red>red, <blue>blue, <green> and green”) – cecho is pretty familiar to us all, isn’t it? If you want to get your text onto a miniconsole, this is a very popular option. But why only miniconsoles and not labels as well? demonnic wondered that too, rolled up his sleeves, and fixed it – you can now use c/d/hecho functions on labels!

Scrollboxes

Ever wanted to create scrollable lists with labels Mudlet? Say a list of players, or wares in a shop? While it was quite doable with miniconsoles, it wasn’t the case with labels. Edru got to work fixing that and createScrollBox() is the result. Think of it as a container that you can put your labels into and if there’s not enough space, you get scrollbars – both horizontal and vertical directions work.

Credits

Thanks to all coders who made this amazing release happen: Chris Mitchell, Damian Monogue, Gustavo Sousa, Kebap, lithiumFlower, Manuel Wegmann, Mike Conley, Nils Schimmelmann, nsweeting2, Philipp, Delwing, Slobodan Terzić, Stephen Lyons, Tim Johnson, Vadim Peretokin, and 噢哎哟喂.

Thanks to all translators who are enabling Mudlet to speak their language: Alan Sneath , Hsin-Hsiang Peng, ifelse, Leris, Marco “M0lid3us” Tironi, mohammed hossam, Tostaito, Vadim Peretokin, and vingi.

Changelog

A lot of very handy improvements come with this update – too many to mention above. Scour the changelog below for good gems:

🆕 added:

• Geyser.StyleSheet for managing stylesheets with inheritance
• `getBackgroundColor()` to get the background color of a label/miniconsole/etc
• `getLabelStylesheet()` to get the label’s stylesheet
• `windowType()` to find out if something is a label/miniconsole/etc
• Asteria as a known game with Discord Rich Presence
• beginning of Arabic translation
• color `echo aliases for testing triggers (`cecho, `decho, and `hecho)
• fadein, fadeout, and start to MCMP
• failure reasons to `installPackage` and `installModule`
• discIRC server password support
• mirror generic_mapper download path for chinese player
• overline support to c/d/hecho, ansi2decho, and c/d/hecho2ansi functions
• string.patternEscape for escaping special Lua pattern characters
• Map deletion functionality (option in settings as well as `deleteMap()`)
• `getProfileStats()` to see # of triggers, aliases, etc from Lua
• `map.pauseSpeedwalk()` and `map.resumeSpeedwalk()` + mpp alias to generic mapper
• auto-enable dark theme for dark mode desktops
• Close profile button
• Main window shortcuts can now be customised
• offer to update editor theme as well when dark theme is enabled
• first-time placeholder text for aliases
• missing cursor and selection functionality to Geyser.MiniConsole
• additional 2string functions for stripping formatting codes from c/d/hecho formatted text
• allow to resize animated gif to label size
• allow transparent labels through right click map menu
• ANSI Esc code support for MSDP

✨ improved:

• c/d/hecho to work on Labels
• Lua API for Sound and Music
• variable icons by using a color which works in both light and dark modes
• add a QSpinWidget for adjusting special exit weight in exit dialog
• add door symbol display to custom exits lines and to stubs
• add MUME information blurb
• add ScrollBox Gui Element
• allow profiles to be individually resized when multi-playing
• Announce how to undo it when hiding the input line buttons
• be explicit with all our callable with 1 arg class constructors
• Better extension selection in map save/load dialogs
• better map.echo in map.find_me
• code editor to show virtual characters better
• do not try loading or saving password securely when storing them portably
• Enhance labels to allow animated gifs
• get Label Size hint and Geyser.Label adjustSize
• shorten duplicate area name msg
• ansi2decho now supports italics, underline, and strikethrough
• c/d/hecho now support strikethrough
• c/d/hfeedTriggers, d/hecho2ansi functions now support bold, underline, italics, and strikethrough
• expose cecho2ansi and have it work for non-ansi color names as well
• infra Win10 fix dependency installation script to handle nulls in PATH
• control characters now have the choice of being displayed or hidden
• error messages to `fg` and `bg`
• provide alternative representations of most control characters

🔨 fixed:

• ansi2decho to respect custom colors
• buttontoolbar resizing on start
• datetime:parse and :calculcate_UTCdiff to account for DST
• empty newline on send with no command separator
• faulty regular expression error message
• hidden container not attaching when reloading
• linewrapping for really long words without spaces in Western languages
• missing space in telnet negotiation warning
• aborting profile close to work right
• replace throwing ambiguous error or appending to entire console if nothing is selected to replace
• strange disabled items in darktheme right click
• clear speedWalkPath and speedWalkWeight in generic_mapper upon completion
• correct placement of const in a function declaration/definition
• Don’t show hidden Geyser.CommandLines in Adjustable.Containers
• don’t show tab character in code editor
• get dark-desktop detection working also on FreeBSD
• get menu shortcuts and their key sequences working all the time again
• get replays working again
• prevent unwanted and unneeded copying of an item in a container
• small size of exit stubs (alternative 2 “blobs on stubs”)
• color trigger buttons not showing colors
• control character mode being used uninitialised
• documentation for scrollbar related functions
• make logging have a per profile persistent control method
• compact input line crash when it’s translated in other language
• correctly save fore/background color and transparency of labels in JSON map files
• diatrics in code editor on Linux
• enable Multi-view as soon as second profile is started and show all profiles when it is active and further profiles are started
• enable restoration of editor toolbars even if both get hidden
• flatten XML to prevent issues clearing settings on older Mudlet versions
• MXP Sound/Music Tags not functioning with U Attribute
• prevent bogus NAWS and window resize events on tab changes
• use better form for a couple of translatable texts

Enjoy this update!

Vadim.

Dark theme toggle

edru2 added a dark theme to Mudlet! You can how select it in settings:

vadi2 followed the option up with a feature to follow your system setting and to also update your editor theme.

Discord button customisation

atari2006tim worked on the Discord button! Games can now tell Mudlet what their Discord invite is, and once they do so - Mudlet will show a button that'll take the player to straight to the game's Discord server 😃

Adjustable text wait timer

SlySven has done work on the text wait timer for games that lack Telnet GA or EOR signalling and made it configurable in settings. By default this timer was 0.3s, which you can now lower or increase as needed.

Why do we even need to have it? Well because not all games are telling Mudlet when they are done sending all text. That's exactly the meaning of GA. Games that do implement GA have no timer at all. Thus the better solution is, of course, to encourage games to implement GA!

Lowering the timer runs the risk that not all text will be received from the game before showing it on screen, which could 'break' your triggers for that particular line. Increasing the delay reduces that risk, but then of course the experience is compromised.

Lua, Rainforest tests

Quality is an important area of Mudlet, and alongside the newly created QA team, vadi2 has worked on automating Mudlet to run our Lua tests! Now whenever an improvement is done to our Lua functions, a copy of Mudlet is launched automatically in the cloud and all existing Lua tests are run to ensure nothing breaks. This also gives a safety net to anyone working on Mudlet that should they break something on accident, it'll get caught. That said, the safety net needs to be expanded to cover all tests - so we'd love for volunteers to help strengthen it.

That's not all on the quality story, either! vadi2 also worked on setting up visual tests that ensure the Mudlet interface itself - one you see and play with - is tested. Similar to Lua tests, automation launches Mudlet in the cloud and follows a script to click around on buttons and observe that they do what they ought to do. It is relatively intuitive to setup these tests, and we'd also love it if we had more volunteers to help flesh them out:

📢 Vote on best improvement

We announced earlier a trial to pay a bit of money for the top 3 most popular PRs - well it's kicking in with this release! Head over to the form to vote on your favourite improvement in this update.

Anyone who submits an improvement to Mudlet is eligible for a spot on the poll. That said, this is still an experiment we're trying out so we might change or scrap it in the future if it doesn't work out.

Credits

Thanks to all coders who made this release happen! atari2600tim, Damian Monogue, Kebap, Manuel Wegmann, Mike Conley, mudlet-machine-account, Nils Schimmelmann, Piotr, Slobodan Terzić, Stephen Lyons, Tim Johnson, Vadim Peretokin, and 噢哎哟喂.

Thanks to all translators dutifully carrying the flags: Alan Sneath (alsneath), ifelse, Kamil Tunkiewicz (zeddicus), Leris, Marco "M0lid3us" Tironi (wiploo), vadi2, and vingi.

Changelog

There's a lot of improvements in this Mudlet update besides the top 5 listed above, so dig into the changelog below to find goodies:

🆕 added

• --mirror option for logging output to console
• option to show errors view from the toolbar
• customization of Discord button using invite URL from GMCP or Lua
• dark theme toggle to preferences
• events when a speedwalk() is stopped, paused, or finishes (reaches the end)
• IDManager and named tempTimers/event handlers from script
• option for secure IRC connections
• resetDiscordData() function
• what color formats are acceptable in places it is missing in Geyser ldoc comments
• clear error console functionality
• Custom right click menu items for command lines
• Gmod busted tests
• Save/Load map as .json from preferences dialog

✨ improved

• map context item names
• [CodeFactor] eliminate (some of) our C style casts
• allow wait for more network packets to be adjusted
• cleanup room_exits.ui file
• Clear edit forms for deleted items
• Create map / Load map dialog will be again present for empty map
• Create room at right-click position
• Do not trim whitespaces in tab completion
• icons not coloured status text for normal exits in exits dialog
• icons not coloured status text for special exits in exits dialog
• only enable IRE driver GA bugfix for IRE games (unnnecessary newlines with GA)
• Properly announce Discord failing on length 1 texts
• shorten welcome message for new aliases & triggers
• simplify dlgRoomExits() invocation
• sync mpackage modules
• Unregister fonts upon package/module uninstall
• update bundled NotoColorEmoji font
• use constants to index into special exit columns in dlgRoomExits

🔨 fixed

• CodeQL warnings
• copy2decho() on empty lines
• copy2decho, copy2html to work for all international text
• Discord logo dimensions on profiles screen
• Export Triggers title bar to be more generic
• Adjust height of command box when cycle through history
• cleanup: remove some warnings in uses of QKeySequence
• correct a missing override that showed up during CI
• disable more controls in preferences when there is no host
• don't show jibberish when Adjustable Container title bar is too short + add position as option for setTitle
• eliminate a load of warnings about missing-field-initializers
• Lua functions for tempKey and tempAlias work again
• modules no longer get emptied if reloaded during saveProfile()
• only provide NAWS information from main console
• remove spaces in initializer brackets
• remove stray debug messages
• repair prevent all controls from being hidden feature
• settings button will be available again before you connect to a profile
• try and make connectExitStub(...) work as per the API
• update default Zombiemud port
• update PCRE download source to one that still exists

Infrastructure

• add 'Chancel' as an allowed codespell - it's an area in Lusternia
• Add 'nd' as an allowed word
• add knowledge for debug symbols in builds
• added label for port in Github Codespaces
• close out p tag in text label
• danger checks in JS
• disable Windows builds in GHA
• fix Windows changelog generation now that we have quotes
• fixed autoupdate workflows to trigger checks
• git ignore 3rdparty boost and cocoapods
• give a danger-friendly PR title to Crowdin updates
• Improve ptb changelog generation
• make sure to fail Windows builds in case the packaging step failed
• More adjustments to the changelog styling
• read error log correctly from Windows installer tool
• remove unrendered emoji characters from changelog script
• remove unused mUserDefinedName in code
• update appveyor signing password
• updated Lua tests documentation
• Lua tests to run in CI automatically

Smoother map scrolling

ktunkiewicz took a stab at improving the mapper once again – and fixed the map scrolling to work like you’d expect it to, regardless of the zoom level:

https://www.mudlet.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/smooth-scrolling.webm

Now it feels like it should on any map app :)

Command line improvements

SlySven and chrio worked on improving the command line – it’ll now no longer ‘jump’ a little bit the first time you use it, and line wrapping. There’s new commands to visually select text in the command line, too!

Command line wrapping before

Improved command line wrapping after

256 colours harmonized

Mudlet’s rendering xterm256 colours will now look similar to other MUD clients thanks to Kilbukas:

(old) Mudlet 4.12 and below

(new) Mudlet 4.13+

If you’ve thought colours looked a bit better, this would have been why!

Custom profile colour

Speaking of colours, MrZaus added an option to customise the profile colour on the connection screen!

createMapLabel improved

The createMapLabel function now allows you to choose the font, text, and background transparency for map labels – giving you more flexibility in creating nice-looking Mudlet maps.

Map labels can go above and below rooms

Custom right-click actions

While you previously could have made specific text in the window clickable, you couldn’t add to the general right-click menu that showed up. Say, for example, you wanted to select some text, right-click, and do something with the selection? Well, now you can thanks to addMouseEvent, getMouseEvents and removeMouseEvent by Kilbukas.

This joins existing functionality where you can add custom right-click menu actions to the mapper already.

Credits

Thanks to all coders who made this release possible: atari2600tim, chrio, Damian Monogue, Ian Adkins, Kamil Tunkiewicz, Kebap, keneanung, Manuel Wegmann, Matthew Wagner, MrZaus, Piotr, Richard Moffitt, Slobodan Terzić, Stephen Lyons, Tomas Seniunas, and Vadim Peretokin.

And of course all the translators who are translating Mudlet into their native language: Alan Sneath (alsneath), eplis, Hsin-Hsiang Peng (Hsins), hyperi (osakki), Jim Lu (kimiwajim), Leris, Marco “M0lid3us” Tironi (wiploo), olen, Sirith (Senareil), vingi, VVsxmja, and 晉豪許 (gridwing).

Changelog

4.13.0 was skipped as it had a small bug in ansi2decho() – so we’ve fixed it up before getting it out to you.

Check out the changelog below, quite a few goodies for scripters in here:

🆕 added

• ability to define custom color in profile buttons in connection dialog
• closestColor() function for finding the best match out of color_table
• selectCmdLineText() to make command line text selected
• get and set state of push-down-buttons
• Legends of the Jedi as a default game
• mouse menu actions to windows
• notarization to macOS builds
• pause, stop, and resume functions to complement speedwalk()
• selectCaptureGroup() will work with named capture groups
• shortcuts to navigate editor between triggers, aliases, etc

✨ improved

• adjusted the 256 color conversion to match other clients
• descriptive window title now shows for the alias/trigger/script editor
• fix incorrect height adjustment of the command line
• fixed a fair bit of typos in code comments and texts the player sees
• Give the Mudlet icon to new profiles that were just copied
• improved line-breaking in the command line
• improved zip comment generation for package exporter
• Improvements to command line font handling
• Mudlet on macOS won’t give security warnings anymore
• optional fontName, text and background transparency in createMapLabel()
• Optional part of package exporter UI expands if there is space on macOS
• Remove experimental label from the package exporter
• Revise: improve debug messages when negotiating compression
• Revise: make exporter temporary files be a sub-directory of a Mudlet one
• Show an error in stdout when script failed to load from XML
• Small optimization added for incoming text data
• Update fontsize as soon as it is selected in preferences
• Update: add some more dictionaries to the list

🔨 fixed

• –profile CLI option will now work as expected in a lot more cases
• fix json map room symbol loading
• Fix markdown headers and images not playing well together
• Fix setBorderSizes() when called with 4 arguments
• Fix: newly created profiles will remember their connection info
• Make f work with variable named ‘str’
• mpackage zip comments are preserved correctly for international text
• Package manager/exporter now work fine with non-Latin letters
• prevent addCustomLine from crashing without custom line points
• prevent crashing from double-click on connect button
• Reset autowrap limit when changing the font size, if autowrap is enabled
• Revise: fixup some package exporter results messages

Just a fraction of the work that went into the release :)

2 Aliases:

1. zharvest
2. zgather

This pack offers basically the same features that my prey targeting does with 2 main differences.

1. The order in which the targets are selected is from least to greatest. (prio 1 being first.)

2. This pack allows you to target people by their titles. (So for example if you wanted to setup a priority list for the different ranks an enemy city citizen could have. That is an option as well.)

• HEROLIST (Lists all the previously registered hero target strings)
• ADDHERO <Priority> <String> (Will add a string to your hero target database and associate a priority.)
• DELHERO <String> (Deletes a string from your hero target database manually)
• CLEARHEROLIST (Clears all of your hero target database and allows a fresh start.)
• FINDHERO (Searches the room and targets any adventurer who contains the registered-string in it's name.)
• ADDHEROLIST <List of names separated by commas> (Allows you to add an entire list of people in one command, useful as a trigger for city raid party kill order calls.) *Will automatically remove spaces in the string if they are present. so can only be used with single word targets.

*edited repost:

The way this package works is by priority. So the lower of a priority a target is, the sooner the "FINDHERO" command will target it, when picking from targets in the room. This package will only set your target if you use the associated commands.

This package uses the nexus clients internal functions that are not usually presented in the documentation. If you have questions about these functions feel free to send me a message and I'll show you a way to compile a list of them. If you like what I've made, leave a comment; would love to hear what everyone thinks/needs in terms of reflexes.

*Note: Worth using the "CLEARHEROLIST" command at installation to initiate your variable in your nexus cloud storage. Using commands before setting variables causes no harm, just could give you a reference error the first time.

*Beware: If you set hero target strings that are common between people you wish to avoid hitting, you can and will target them by accident. hero target strings can be multiple words long, so make them specific if you need to.

Once Again, Enjoy :)

Added Commands:

• PREYLIST (Lists all the previously registered prey strings)
• ADDPREY <Priority> <String> (Will add a string to your prey database and associate a priority.)
• DELPREY <String> (Deletes a string from your prey list manually)
• CLEARPREYLIST (Clears all of your prey database and allows a fresh start.)
• FINDPREY (Searches the room and targets any mob who contains the prey-string in it's name.)

The way this package works is by priority. So the higher of a priority a target is, the sooner the "FINDPREY" command will target it, when picking from targets in the room. This package will only set your target if you use the associated commands. To use it well; I suggest just adding "FINDPREY" to your normal bashing hotkey.

This package uses the nexus clients internal functions that are not usually presented in the documentation. If you have questions about these functions feel free to send me a message and I'll show you a way to compile a list of them. If you like what I've made, leave a comment; would love to hear what everyone thinks/needs in terms of reflexes.

*Note: Worth using the "CLEARPREYLIST" command at installation to initiate your variable in your nexus cloud storage. Using commands before setting variables causes no harm, just could give you a reference error the first time.

*Beware: If you set prey strings that are common between denizen you wish to avoid hitting, you can and will target them by accident. Prey strings can be multiple words long, so make them specific if you need to.

Enjoy! :)

I am not actually whether to post this here or whether it merits posting anywhere really.

But since early this morning when the game unceremoniously dropped me I've been unable to reconnect other than using a vpn. At first I thought it might have been a general thing but no one else seems to be having any issues that I know.

Probably just a temporary malfunction on the line somewhere, but felt like posting just in case.

How do you handle a class switch?

My first guess is essentially running something off GMCP to enable/disable folders. Just wanted to see if there was anything more efficient, though that also doesn't sound so bad.

Thanks!