WHAT IS Zmud?
Zmud is a mud client. It is a program that makes mudding
easier by
letting you type less. With a mud client, you can assign shortcut keystrokes
called 'aliases' to execute a typing-intensive command or even link commands.
In addition to other functions, you can create 'triggers' which will cause you to
immediately execute an action when a specified event happens in the mud.
WHERE CAN I GET Zmud?
You can download the most recent copy of Zmud as shareware at http://www.zuggsoft.com
You can download a reliable older version 4.62 at http://www.dsl-mud.org
WHAT CAN I DO WITH IT?
The attached pages contain Zmud alises, triggers, and other useful
bits I've
picked up along the way. I've broken them down into two categories:
(1) Everyday Uses.
(2) Player Killing Uses. ("Clanners")
HOW DO I MAKE SENSE OF THOSE PAGES?
(1) Purpose -- Tells you what the code does.
(2) Required -- Tells you if you need anything for the
code to work.
(3) Pattern -- Causes you to instantly perform an
action when this pattern appears.
Copy and paste this text into Zmud, by clicking:
(a) Run Zmud and connect to DSL.
(b) Click on VIEW.
(c) Click on TRIGGERS.
(d) Click on NEW.
(e) In the PATTERN Box, type or paste the text here.
(f) Click on OK.
(4) Trigger Command -- Copy and paste this text
into Zmud, by clicking:
(a) Run Zmud and connect to DSL.
(b) Click on VIEW.
(c) Click on TRIGGERS.
(d) Click on the PATTERN that matches with the command from the
instruction page.
(e) In the COMMAND Box, type or paste the text here.
(f) Click on OK.
(5) Alias Name -- Executes a long command
through a shortcut.
Copy and paste this text into Zmud by clicking:
(a) Run Zmud and connect to DSL.
(b) Click on VIEW.
(c) Click on ALIAS.
(d) Click on NEW.
(e) In the ALIAS NAME Box, type or paste the text here.
(f) Click on OK.
(6) Alias Command -- Copy and paste this text
into Zmud, by clicking:
(a) Run Zmud and connect to DSL.
(b) Click on VIEW.
(c) Click on ALIAS.
(d) Click on the ALIAS NAME that matches with the command from the
instruction page.
(e) In the COMMAND Box, type or paste the text here.
(f) Click on OK.
(7) Variables -- Stores values for later use.
To make a variable:
(a) Run Zmud and connect to DSL.
(b) Click on VIEW.
(c) Click on VARIABLE.
(d) Click on NEW.
(e) In the VARIABLE box, type the Variable Name.
(f) In the VALUE box, type the Variable Value.
