Side, we still need to provide a loading mechanism. Select between them and provide a load from resource file mechanismįor it to be actually used or, if they ARE capable of running side by That this IS the case) do we need to provide a way for the user to This is the trigger I've created to handle appending the roomnum and area to the room title. Time, if that is not felt appropriate then we should at least updateĪssuming that Vyzor and Geyser are mutually exclusive (I do not know Because I'm a nub who will constantly be asking for coding help while I'm figuring this crap out, I thought I'd go ahead and start this up and make a small contribution of my own. Suggest it may be best to remove this resource from the bundle at this 6 Mudlet - Vyzor Gauges Kash February 2014. Geyser framework that is implicitly loaded at profile start-up) I Discussion List Need help with Mudlet Alias Thank you Dnarris February 2014.
MUDLET VYZOR INSTALL
Use/load and the source code does not mention it anywhere (unlike the Vyzor 3) Download and install the Mudlet Plugin into Mudlet using Package Manager ( Very important, do not import but use Package Manager ) Plugin 4) Save the Mudlet profile 5) Log in to the game 6) Rent from the game 7) Close Mudlet ( save when asked ) 8) Open Mudlet and log back into game using the same profile.
MUDLET VYZOR HOW TO
As it turns out the Mudlet executable does NOT You can find the package on the mudlet forums() you can info on how to do things at the mudlet wiki.
MUDLET VYZOR UPDATE
Master Github version is dated 22 July 2014 we really ought to update November 2012! Given that at the time of writing Oneymus's latest Just checking the vyzor.mpackage file that is included in the sourceĬode and EMBEDDED into the Mudlet executable via the resource file Iįind it contains files the latest of which has a date-stamp of 30 You received this bug notification because you are a member of MudletĮmbedded Vyzor package is a couple of years old! We should make use of the new https download support and just point to I'm imagining some kind of a small progress dialog for theĭownloads with an option to cancel the download if you don't want it and so Would be a fair bit of work to make it work And have an update method! So perhaps we should un-package it and instead install the individual files in a /lua/vyzor directory alongside the corresponding /lua/geyser one. As it turns out the Mudlet executable does NOT use/load and the source code does not mention it anywhere (unlike the Geyser framework that is implicitly loaded at profile start-up) I suggest it may be best to remove this resource from the bundle at this time, if that is not felt appropriate then we should at least update it.Īssuming that Vyzor and Geyser are mutually exclusive (I do not know that this IS the case) do we need to provide a way for the user to select between them and provide a load from resource file mechanism for it to be actually used or, if they ARE capable of running side by side, we still need to provide a loading mechanism. The next step is obviously to get the real data in those boxes so it can be functional.Just checking the vyzor.mpackage file that is included in the source code and EMBEDDED into the Mudlet executable via the resource file I find it contains files the latest of which has a date-stamp of 30 November 2012! Given that at the time of writing Oneymus's latest master Github version is dated 22 July 2014 we really ought to update the bundled version. which looks fine and all, but doesn't work beyond the placeholder stage. Qproperty-alignment: 'AlignLeft | AlignTop' ĬharStatslabel:echo("CHARACTER STATS\n\nName Race Level Class\n\nDEFENCES") Are miniConsoles the way to go, or is there something else I'm doing wrong? Here's my code for the placeholders: I was happy when I got the label to do what I wanted, so I stubbornly stuck to using it (and I was running out of steam at that point anyway), but clearly that's not the best option. I think the answer is to not use labels, but miniConsoles for this. So if I call name and then race, I only see the race. This becomes a problem when I want to bring in the gmcp data, because putting something like '' in the echo line prints exactly that, and if I split out into a second echo line, I only see the result of the previous line. I have to put the text all in one line or subsequent ones overwrite previous ones. When I put placeholder words in the labels, they work fine. In the middle and top go labels that are supposed to display stats and info retrieved from the game via gmcp. In the bottom one goes the mapper (which seems frozen (non-zooming) at all times, but that's another issue). I've managed to create a left-hand-side container and split it into three sections. I have a feeling I know what the trouble is, here, but I wanted the opinions of those more experienced before I dive back in. I have a little programming background (mostly self-taught), but I've been trying to set up a GUI in Mudlet that resembles the HTML5 client, with some customisations.
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