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I'd be super super surprised if you couldn't get that cmud drawing like the best of them or better than. He started it, and he set the bar really high, a very long time ago. I couldn't say without looking at a settings menu but it looks like it'd be as easy as for mudlet or anything else, and may just work out of the box (it did in the past, for me, ages ago). It might work by naturally recognizing that, or otherwise just on area name tag, or you may have/be able to set it. The only trick will be if area name poses a problem since IRE builds their maps based on an area number that is provided through the coords tag. My experience with the Mudlet one comes from downloading the mapper xml, loading it as a package and then downloading the crowdsource map.Īpparently it's already set and ready to draw on gmcp.
CMUD TO MUDLET MAP CODE
I could easy code that in as an automatic response, but I find it more fun to semi-manual my offense.I'm clueless on how it would work so haven't tried anything yet. This serves both as a warning that now might be a good time to impale, and as a button I can press to make the impale happen. Is there any scope in the html5 client for customising the GUI? When "opportunities" in combat come up, such as a good time to impale for a basic example, I make a large, translucent button/label pop up over the main text. At least in the short term though, I can't be bothered rewriting the gui for Imperian. I've built quite a good GUI for this in Mudlet, though it is always a work in progress.
CMUD TO MUDLET MAP WINDOWS
I mud on a small touch screen (a 10" windows tablet). For Imperian though, and for various reasons, I am considering trying the html client. Moreover, and most importantly, Javascript/HTML is something that many newbies might know already if they do some web most of my IRE mudding (which is basically just Aetolia) I fall into Khizan's category, though with Mudlet rather than MM.
CMUD TO MUDLET MAP UPDATE
These functions are in Javascript, which is exactly the same language in which the HTML5 client is written, so the integration is seamless and the functionality is godly (if I really want to, I can update the color pattern matching functionality I complained about earlier by myself using such functions to replace existing implementation indeed I have complete control of what I want). The things that make the HTML5 client special to me (and hence to many people like me) are the following: first, when I am a newbie the webpage interface lets me start playing right away without choosing and downloading a client second, as I become slightly more experienced, the macros/triggers offered by the webpage interface give me enough power to do simple things easily third, as I progress even more, I can start to build my own system by writing custom functions through the webpage interface.