Note that this hasn't been tested, but given that it is basically just grabbing the exit it is given and putting it in the movement queue as if you had typed in the direction, I don't anticipate many problems.Įdit: At Vadi's suggestion, I created a proper package out of this, and wrote a single command you could put into Mudlet's command line to install it. Also added a "stretch_map" variable in the configs that lets you determine if the map will automatically reposition rooms if a new room would overlap with an existing one.Įdit: Updated to hopefully handle forced movement in known directions, via the "onForcedMove" event, which takes two arguments, the first being the direction you are being moved in, and the second (optional) telling it to force that movement to the front of the list of directions moved (use "true" as a string if this is needed). Ex: "north, south, west, up, and northwest" or "north south west up northwest".Įdit: Updated to handle in/out exit stubs properly, bypassing the bug in the Mudlet function setExitStub. mapper.xml (script is included in Mudlet already as well)Īlso, this script positions its mapper window using the Simple Window Manager Script (found here), but this should be able to be modified to use other GUI management systems as desired, by changing relevant lines in the config function.Īs I have been asked this several times, the proper way to store the exits in the variable is as a string, with exit directions separated by any number of spaces and commas, and no extra words other than "and" (which is automatically removed). If there are any questions or problems, I'll see what I can do to help address them.ĭownload link. As indicated in the help section at the top of the script, triggers need to be made to capture the relevant pieces for your specific MUD, and then raise the specified event. I made a mapping script for a MUD (DIKU style) I was playing, and I saw a request for one for a different MUD (New Worlds Ateraan), so I modified what I had to make a generic script that could be adapted for just about any MUD with a similar basic setup (room names and exits can be captured reasonably reliably, and movement uses basic commands with one move per command).
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