Do you have mxp turned on? Looks like achaea send color information in a way mudlet doesn't understand it and thus is unable to capture color information. The only way to fix that (as far as I know) is turning mxp off.
Do you have mxp turned on? Looks like achaea send color information in a way mudlet doesn't understand it and thus is unable to capture color information. The only way to fix that (as far as I know) is turning mxp off.
I did have mxp on. Now that it is off the highlighter works great. Thank you very much. On the flip side I had gotten used to mxp so that kinda sucks.
Tried running svo.valid.unlit_pipe() which is the function that line (That pipe isn't lit.) is supposed to call, but it doesn't seem to do anything for me.
For one the function won't do anything if you just call it randomly, as the first check sees if you're actually smoking anything. You wouldn't want an illusion to think you've got an empty pipe in aeon, would you.
Tried running svo.valid.unlit_pipe() which is the function that line (That pipe isn't lit.) is supposed to call, but it doesn't seem to do anything for me.
It looks like that function doesn't do anything if you don't have any affs cured by smoking, so if you're just running it out of the blue, that's the correct behaviour.
4298h (78%), 5319m (91%), 25100e (100%), 17998w (67%) cdbk|ex (04:33:46.023)- (54%) [?] (outr elm|empty 87428|put elm in 87428) You take a drink from an oaken vial. 4298h (78%), 5319m (91%), 25100e (100%), 17998w (67%) cdbk|ex (04:33:46.300)- (54%) [?] You take a drink from an oaken vial. The elixir heals and soothes you. 5166h (93%), 5319m (91%), 25100e (100%), 17998w (67%) cdbk|ex (04:33:46.320)- (54%) [?] (+868h, 15.8%) You remove 1 slippery elm, bringing the total in the Rift to 1535. You tap out the contents of your pipe. You fill your pipe with slippery elm. 5166h (93%), 5319m (91%), 25100e (100%), 17998w (67%) cdbk|ex (04:33:46.656)- (54%) [?]
Getting SVOF working on Linux Mint 17.1 (mate UI) requires the following:
(Before doing this, make sure you have the right SVOF zip file for your character downloaded.)
1. Install everything.
Through the package installer, install: mudlet (yes, mudlet is available though the linux mint Software Manager) Lua LuaFileSystem LuaRocks LuaPenlight 7zip libzzip and libzzip-dev
2. Install luazip.
Once those are installed, run this command: sudo luarocks install lauzip make sure you have your password
3. Create a new profile.
Now start up Mudlet and create the profile you wish to use SVOF with. (Yes, rather start with a clean profile.)
4. Enable GMCP
Make sure to switch on GMCP by going to settings>>general and selecting the Enable GMCP check box.
5. Restart:
Save your settings and exit mudlet, then start it up again, selecting the the profile you just created.
6. Install SVOF
Now go to Package Manager in mudlet, click on install in the dialog box that opens, and navigate to the zip file you downloaded for your character class.
You'll see several entries added to the dialog box, if you have a Druid character like I do, you'll see them added as "Druid svo"
7. Configure SVOF
In your mudlet command line, enter the command: vinstall
You will be asked several questions, answer them accordingly. Read carefully, there are a couple of things you need to think about.
8. Restart
You should be ready to play now. Remember to read the user manual for SVOF ... if you find out where it is, please let me know
9. Play
Play Achaea until your eyes bleed. ... If someone comes to take your keyboard away, enter the following command: dor kill heathen
Still having issues getting my serpent svof package to unpack in mudlet. It looks as though it is unpacking as usual, but nothing ever appears in the package manager showing it was actually done to allow me to vinstall. Help?
Is SVOF getting support for Multiclass? Or would I have to switch profiles each time?
switch profiles each time
edit : until someone figures out how to load all the packages at once and only activate the class by drawing which class you are from gmcp
Aurora says, "Tharvis, why are you always breaking things?!" Artemis says, "You are so high maintenance, Tharvis, gosh." Tecton says, "It's still your fault, Tharvis."
I already posted an issue on Github about this. Hopefully, hopefully, I'll have the time to work on it over the next week and get something up and running.
Basically, I'm planning on consolidating all of the various class packages into svof, and having the system use only the ones needed for your current class, as given by gmcp.Char.Status.class. I'm also hoping to have your defence customisation lists work between classes, so if you're in VDEFS BASIC, your defup and keepup defences will depend on what class you have. General defences being the same between, class-specific only being worried about if and when you're in said class.
That said, I have no idea when I'd be done with it, or even if someone else won't beat me to the punch (or have better ideas).
Aurora says, "Tharvis, why are you always breaking things?!" Artemis says, "You are so high maintenance, Tharvis, gosh." Tecton says, "It's still your fault, Tharvis."
I already posted an issue on Github about this. Hopefully, hopefully, I'll have the time to work on it over the next week and get something up and running.
Basically, I'm planning on consolidating all of the various class packages into svof, and having the system use only the ones needed for your current class, as given by gmcp.Char.Status.class. I'm also hoping to have your defence customisation lists work between classes, so if you're in VDEFS BASIC, your defup and keepup defences will depend on what class you have. General defences being the same between, class-specific only being worried about if and when you're in said class.
That said, I have no idea when I'd be done with it, or even if someone else won't beat me to the punch (or have better ideas).
Comments
GMCP documentation: https://github.com/keneanung/GMCPAdditions
svof github site: https://github.com/svof/svof and documentation at https://svof.github.io/svof
I did have mxp on. Now that it is off the highlighter works great. Thank you very much. On the flip side I had gotten used to mxp so that kinda sucks.
Start debuggin'...
For one the function won't do anything if you just call it randomly, as the first check sees if you're actually smoking anything. You wouldn't want an illusion to think you've got an empty pipe in aeon, would you.
Svof
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4298h (78%), 5319m (91%), 25100e (100%), 17998w (67%) cdbk|ex (04:33:46.023)- (54%) [?] (outr elm|empty 87428|put elm in 87428)
You take a drink from an oaken vial.
4298h (78%), 5319m (91%), 25100e (100%), 17998w (67%) cdbk|ex (04:33:46.300)- (54%) [?]
You take a drink from an oaken vial.
The elixir heals and soothes you.
5166h (93%), 5319m (91%), 25100e (100%), 17998w (67%) cdbk|ex (04:33:46.320)- (54%) [?] (+868h, 15.8%)
You remove 1 slippery elm, bringing the total in the Rift to 1535.
You tap out the contents of your pipe.
You fill your pipe with slippery elm.
5166h (93%), 5319m (91%), 25100e (100%), 17998w (67%) cdbk|ex (04:33:46.656)- (54%) [?]
Two seconds later he got hit with aeon.
Svof
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Svof
Mudlet Discord join up
I'm also on windows 10, if that makes any difference.
Yes and yes, still won't work.
Lua error:/usr/share/games/mudlet/lua/LuaGlobal.lua:29: attempt to index global 'zip' (a nil value)
Yes, GCMP is active and working according to the map modules.
Any suggestions welcome
From LuaGlobal.lua:
if package.loaded["zip"] then zip = require "zip" end
Getting SVOF working on Linux Mint 17.1 (mate UI) requires the following:
(Before doing this, make sure you have the right SVOF zip file for your character downloaded.)
1. Install everything.
Through the package installer, install:
mudlet (yes, mudlet is available though the linux mint Software Manager)
Lua
LuaFileSystem
LuaRocks
LuaPenlight
7zip
libzzip and
libzzip-dev
2. Install luazip.
Once those are installed, run this command: sudo luarocks install lauzip
make sure you have your password
3. Create a new profile.
Now start up Mudlet and create the profile you wish to use SVOF with. (Yes, rather start with a clean profile.)
4. Enable GMCP
Make sure to switch on GMCP by going to settings>>general and selecting the Enable GMCP check box.
5. Restart:
Save your settings and exit mudlet, then start it up again, selecting the the profile you just created.
6. Install SVOF
Now go to Package Manager in mudlet, click on install in the dialog box that opens, and navigate to the zip file you downloaded for your character class.
You'll see several entries added to the dialog box, if you have a Druid character like I do, you'll see them added as "Druid svo"
7. Configure SVOF
In your mudlet command line, enter the command: vinstall
You will be asked several questions, answer them accordingly. Read carefully, there are a couple of things you need to think about.
8. Restart
You should be ready to play now. Remember to read the user manual for SVOF ... if you find out where it is, please let me know
9. Play
Play Achaea until your eyes bleed. ... If someone comes to take your keyboard away, enter the following command: dor kill heathen
i'm a rebel
edit : until someone figures out how to load all the packages at once and only activate the class by drawing which class you are from gmcp
Artemis says, "You are so high maintenance, Tharvis, gosh."
Tecton says, "It's still your fault, Tharvis."
Basically, I'm planning on consolidating all of the various class packages into svof, and having the system use only the ones needed for your current class, as given by gmcp.Char.Status.class. I'm also hoping to have your defence customisation lists work between classes, so if you're in VDEFS BASIC, your defup and keepup defences will depend on what class you have. General defences being the same between, class-specific only being worried about if and when you're in said class.
That said, I have no idea when I'd be done with it, or even if someone else won't beat me to the punch (or have better ideas).
So, multiclass svof support will be coming Soon™.
https://github.com/svof/svof/issues/81#issuecomment-143864661
might find something useful there!
Artemis says, "You are so high maintenance, Tharvis, gosh."
Tecton says, "It's still your fault, Tharvis."
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