100 TinTin++ resources for MUD players

Use #LOCAL within aliases and functions to prevent variable leakage into the global namespace, ensuring modular and conflict-free script packs.

Utilize PCRE-compatible regular expressions in triggers to capture complex data strings. Use %1 through %99 for back-referencing captured groups.

Bind scripts to internal client events such as SESSION CONNECTED, SCREEN RESIZE, or RECEIVED LINE to automate environment setup.

Use the #LIST command suite (ADD, FIND, DELETE, SORT) to manage dynamic collections of items, mobs, or players in the current room.

Implement staggered command execution to bypass server-side flood protection and anti-spam filters.

Construct complex decision trees using #IF, #ELSEIF, and #SWITCH statements to handle varying MUD states like combat vs. resting.

Perform integer arithmetic for calculating health percentages, experience per hour, and gold splits directly in the client.

Define custom functions that return values to be used directly within other commands or variable assignments, similar to standard programming languages.

Use #TICKER to create recurring timers for spell durations, potion effects, or world-reset notifications.

Group related aliases and triggers into classes using #CLASS, allowing for bulk enabling, disabling, or clearing of specific script modules.

Configure #SPLIT to reserve lines at the top or bottom of the terminal for persistent status bars and input areas.

Redirect prompt data to the split-screen area using #PROMPT, ensuring vital stats are always visible regardless of scrollback.

Render boxes, lines, and tables using ASCII or VT100 characters to create a structured dashboard within the terminal window.

Apply #HIGHLIGHT to specific keywords like mob names or damage types to increase situational awareness during fast-paced combat.

Use #SUBSTITUTE to replace verbose or repetitive MUD output with concise symbols or icons to reduce visual clutter.

Enable #LOG to capture raw or plain text logs. Use #CONFIG {LOG} {TIME} to prepend timestamps to every line for post-game analysis.

Run TinTin++ inside tmux to maintain persistent connections and create multi-pane views for maps and chat logs.

Configure #BUFFER to search through history or save specific segments of the scrollback to external files.

Modify the input line behavior using #CONFIG {COMMAND ECHO} and {WORDWRAP} to match personal workflow preferences.

Use #CONFIG {CHARSET} to toggle between ASCII, UTF-8, or Big5 to support various MUD server encoding standards.

Parse structured JSON-like data from servers using the Generic Mud Communication Protocol for 100% accurate stat tracking.

Build an internal representation of the MUD world and use #MAP RUN to automatically navigate between distant rooms.

Call shell commands or Python scripts from within TinTin++ to process data or interact with the local filesystem.

Use the #DATABASE command to store and query large datasets, such as item databases or player kill logs, via SQL.

Control multiple characters simultaneously using #SESSION and #ALL to broadcast commands across all active connections.

Adjust #CONFIG {PACKET PATCH} to prevent triggers from failing when the MUD server splits a single line across multiple TCP packets.

Record directional movements using #PATH RECORD to create instant 'return' aliases for safe navigation back to a hub.

Configure TinTin++ to connect through SOCKS proxies or SSH tunnels for secure access to remote MUD servers.

Define custom room symbols and colors in the mapper to identify shops, quest NPCs, and danger zones at a glance.

Script the #MAP DIG command to automatically build map nodes as you move through unmapped territory.