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Rainbow Echoes [Mudlet]
So some people on a clan wanted a rainbow crit thing for mudlet, and I gave them my rainbow echo script. They liked it, so I figured I'd share it here in case anyone else wants it.
http://pastebin.com/Y9BxYkwW
Put that into a script file, and call the function, passing the string you want to echo. It'll choose a random colour to start with, then cycle through the colours in order. It DOES try to colour spaces, which I liked because I use a fixed-width font and sort of makes sense in my head.
If you want to use it for crits (which is what I use it for), create a trigger for the crits, preferably in regex so you only need one. Then use this code:
http://pastebin.com/Y9BxYkwW
Put that into a script file, and call the function, passing the string you want to echo. It'll choose a random colour to start with, then cycle through the colours in order. It DOES try to colour spaces, which I liked because I use a fixed-width font and sort of makes sense in my head.
If you want to use it for crits (which is what I use it for), create a trigger for the crits, preferably in regex so you only need one. Then use this code:
selectCurrentLine()<br><span style="line-height: 19.2px;">deleteLine()<br></span><span style="line-height: 19.2px;">rainbow("\n"..matches[1])</span>Colouring just the crit-type part is a little more complex, but doable, since the rainbow function doesn't automatically insert a new line.
Enjoy the rainbows!
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