@Sparks That sounds like a great game, really. I'm saddened to hear it never opened. An SG:U game has the advantage that with just one season, most of the overall mystery is still intact, so the game staff could take it in whatever direction they felt like. I have the skills to code it in Evennia, but yeah, I wouldn't be able to run the game day-to-day.

@Wretched wait I need to go outside in the dark by myself to check on that weird noise.

@skew
At least some of it had been posted onto a github, but I don't know how public that was meant to be.

@RnMissionRun

Or Rhost for all those same reasons.

@thenomain Thank you! Certainly SEEMED the same, but you never know. MU*s are tricky beasts.

I have updated the installer to be more like my other Mushcode installers. (i.e., the dbref is on your personage.

Right now vtable() is here:

https://github.com/thenomain/Mu--Support-Systems/blob/master/START MUSH FUNCTIONS.txt#L260

@highfalutin we use the inline, and really it's the only one you need. So, glad it's working!

@a-meowley

Beg someone for shell access somewhere.

SSH in and use TF.

Bonus points if you learn how to use ‘screen’.

@ganymede

The Masquerade game was using the newest LARP rules, seeing as they are pretty suited to MU*-style play. But anywho. If something does happen, I hope to hear about it; I would love to get my game on again.

@kumakun said in What's out there now and what has been attempted? A codebase discussion.:

How does your favorite client handle spawns?

It doesn't. 😄

Not really and answer... but ThenoCode does D:tD.

@skew Adding onto Skew's, I actually use one regexp to get all of my names into one highlight along with telling the system to only highlight it if it's a word by itself! To avoid the Mae vs Maelstrom thing. It's: ((Name1|Name2|Name3|Name4)(?!(\w|-))). You can do however many names you want divided by | (which is just an OR marker). I personally find it easier to just have the one highlight.

What is this goo-ey you speak of?

@pondscum said in How To Strip Comtitles in PennMush:

It does seem to be admin level, and whilst I staff on the game in question, I'm clueless with code.

charformat, alas, is also a code-y thing. It's just one you can set on yourself instead of channel-wide.

If you're admin and just want to turn off comtitles completely without fussing with code, just set the channel "notitle" as @Bobotron said above.

@skew said in Quiet Room:

If you're using TinyMUX (which I know you are), there's no way to squelch the connect/disconnect (and the leave/arrive?) messages unless you have @Chime's fork. Which a certain cephalopod has just recently informed me has had a very minor update to handle some SSL something something something.

MUX 2.12 seems to already have arrive/leave handled by blind (on target player or location).

So to add this functionality to connect/disconnect, you need to edit netcommon.cpp in three locations.

One to handle connect/reconnect
One to handle disconnect
One to handle partial disconnect

You look for this section:

if ( loc != NOTHING && !( Hidden(player) && Can_Hide(player)))

And modify it to this:

if ( loc != NOTHING && !( Hidden(player) && Can_Hide(player)) && !(Blind(loc) || Blind(player)))

You should then be good to go.

I loved the toys, but they were fragile as all heck. I remember having the dune buggy that turned into a flying thing, and the egg-shaped robot that turned into ... a ... scooter... that was also egg-shaped.

MUX side, Requires wizard/#1 access to @hook, and is an ugly work around, but:

1. @hook/igswitch @decompile 2. @create HookDecompile 3. @set HookDecompile=inh safe 4. &CMD_DEC HookDecompile=$@decompile/* */*:@break [not(match(%0,tf))]=@pemit %#=Unrecognized switch '%0' for command '@decompile'.;@pemit %#=TinyFugue > &%2 [setr(0,locate(%1,%#,*))]=[get(%1/%2)]

As for Potatoe, not used enough to hack, sorry.

@derp said in Setting up a builder Bit:

they will be regularly running searches and doing privileged @dols to fix things and ensure consistency

You would be better off giving them additional see_all powers. A builder already controls everything it owns.