100 Mudlet resources for MUD players

Executes Lua code after a specific delay. Use this for staggered spell casting or delayed status checks to avoid server-side spam filters.

Creates a one-time trigger that expires after firing. Essential for handling transient server responses like 'The door opens.' without bloating the permanent trigger list.

Outputs colorized text to a specific console or miniwindow using the '<color_name>' tag format. Used for creating custom combat logs or status alerts.

Programmatically triggers an existing alias. Useful for nesting complex logic where multiple alias-based macros need to be executed in sequence.

Sends a command to the MUD. The boolean 'false' parameter prevents the command from being displayed in the main buffer, keeping the UI clean during background automation.

Accesses regex capture groups within a trigger. matches[1] is the full string, while matches[2] and onwards contain specific variables captured via (.*) or (\d+).

Organize logic into the 'Scripts' section rather than inside triggers or aliases. This allows for global function definitions and persistent table storage across sessions.

Toggles trigger groups based on game state. For example, disable 'Auto-Loot' triggers when inventory is full to prevent error loops.

Dispatches custom events that other scripts can listen for. This decouples modules, allowing a 'Combat' script to notify a 'UI' script without direct function calls.

A debugging tool that prints the contents of a Lua table or variable to the console in a readable format. Essential for troubleshooting GMCP data structures.

Creates visual bars for HP, Mana, or Stamina. Link these to GMCP vitals for real-time visual feedback that bypasses text parsing.

Creates static or dynamic text boxes. Use labels for custom 'Target' displays or to show the current room name and exits prominently.

A logical grouping for UI elements. Placing labels or gauges in a container allows for moving or resizing entire UI blocks simultaneously.

Attaches a Lua function to a label click event. Use this to create clickable 'Hotbars' for spells or common navigation directions.

Auto-arranging containers that align elements horizontally or vertically. Prevents UI overlap when adding new gauges or buttons.

Dynamically resizes a window. Useful for 'pop-out' maps or chat buffers that expand when hovered or clicked.

Inserts clickable text into the main buffer. Format: echoLink(window, text, code, hint). Useful for 'Click to Loot' or 'Click to Identify' prompts.

Changes the background color of UI elements. Use this to flash a label red when health is low or green when a buff is active.

Creates a separate floating window outside the main Mudlet interface, ideal for multi-monitor setups or dedicated chat logging.

Configures text wrapping for miniwindows. Ensures long chat messages or combat logs don't scroll horizontally off the screen.

The standard GMCP path for player stats. Accessing gmcp.Char.Vitals.hp directly is faster and more reliable than parsing 'HP: 100/100' via regex triggers.

Forces the Mudlet visual mapper to focus on a specific room ID. Essential for keeping the map synced with player movement.

Calculates the shortest path between two rooms using A*. The returned table can be fed into a speedwalk function for automated travel.

Creates a new room in the mapper database. Use this in conjunction with gmcp.Room.Info to build a map automatically as you explore.

Attaches custom metadata to a room. Store info like 'shop_type', 'trainer_level', or 'mob_spawn_rate' for later search and retrieval.

Listens for specific server events like 'gmcp.Room.Info'. This is the preferred way to trigger map updates without using text-based triggers.

A hook to override the mapper's default movement commands. Use this to handle special exits like 'climb tree' or 'enter portal'.

Searches the mapper database for a room name. Useful for 'Go To' aliases where the user types the destination name instead of an ID.

Executes a sequence of directions. Use a small delay (e.g., 0.5s) to prevent being kicked for flooding the server with commands.

A table of available exits for the current room. Use this to auto-populate a compass UI or to validate movement attempts.