I'm mid switching to Nexus as I'm now in a variety of locations and don't always have a computer with Mudlet, but CAN always plug in my Raspberry pi and USB Wifi dongle and hit up Nexus in Chromium. To that end, I'm definitely feeling the lack of bells and whistles of scripts available for mudlet already. But I remember back in Dec there was a coding contest. Looked up the announce post and a mapper, limb counter and minimalistic UI won. I cruised through the nexus wiki for a bit but couldn't find any reflex packages to download. Where did those gems go and are there others around and available?
I've no problem contributing to the coding effort, but starting from scratch is a bit daunting.
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The most methodical Nexus system out there at this stage, Nexsys: thread
A collection of simple scripts: thread
Thread linking to Keneanung's bashing script: thread
Little code snippets: thread
Sample code to browse: thread
A method to automate trigger generation: thread
As an aside... if you get tired of coding in Nexus' interface, I wrote a small package that allows you to read from local files: pastebin as a short sample.
If you seek true freedom: A browser based client that is completely independent, hosted on your own Github page, 100% modifiable down to the array buffer coming through the websocket, then hosting your "client system" (aka combat system, gathering system, bashing system, mining system etc) on the same Github account that you access at time of logging in to Achaea, allowing you to work on your system anywhere you can access Github, share your system + allowing people to duplicate yours without any stupid "copy paste ehmahgerd why isn't this working" errors, leveraging the full development pace of HTML5 & CSS3, keeping your entire Achaean life 100% online & in-the-cloud accessible from anywhere a browser & an unblocked port exists... it is doable. src. GSR. CB.