Other

append

Syntax

/append {variable} {text}

Use Case:

Appends text to the end of an existing variable’s value.

Arguments:

• {variable}: The variable name.
• {text} : The text to add.

Examples:

1. /append {myLog} { - entry added}

See Also:

variable, var

bell

Syntax

/bell

Use Case:

Plays the system alert sound locally.

Arguments:

• (None)

Examples:

1. /bell

See Also:

(None)

char

Syntax

/char {name}

Use Case:

Sets the character name associated with the current session. This name is used by @char() and in various UI elements.

Arguments:

• {name}: Your character’s name.

Examples:

1. /char {Valeskor}

See Also:

@char

debug

Syntax

/debug [{expression}]

Use Case:

Displays engine state information for debugging. If an expression is provided, it evaluates it and shows the result.

Arguments:

• {expression}: Optional expression or procedure to test.

Examples:

1. /debug (Lists all variables and counts)
2. /debug @math(2+2) (Displays the evaluation result)

See Also:

(None)

grep

Syntax

/grep {pattern}

Use Case:

Searches the terminal scrollback buffer for the specified pattern and displays the matching lines.

Arguments:

• {pattern}: The text or regex to search for.

Examples:

1. /grep {tells you}

See Also:

(None)

ignore

Syntax

/ignore

Use Case:

Toggles the global ignore state. When ON, all actions and highlights are bypassed.

Arguments:

• (None)

Examples:

1. /ignore

See Also:

ignorealiases

ignorealiases

Syntax

/ignorealiases

Use Case:

Toggles the global alias ignore state. When ON, typed input is not checked against defined aliases.

Arguments:

• (None)

Examples:

1. /ignorealiases

See Also:

ignore

information

Syntax

/information

Use Case:

Displays a comprehensive summary of the current session state, including counts for all trigger types and connection status.

Arguments:

• (None)

Examples:

1. /information

See Also:

debug

loadlib

Syntax

/loadlib {path}

Use Case:

Loads an external DLL plugin into the MudBringer engine.

Arguments:

• {path}: The file path to the DLL.

Examples:

1. /loadlib {plugins/MapPlugin.dll}

See Also:

@dll

spam

Syntax

/spam

Use Case:

Toggles the ‘Spam’ filter, which suppresses consecutive identical lines from the server to reduce clutter.

Arguments:

• (None)

Examples:

1. /spam

See Also:

(None)

speedwalk

Syntax

/speedwalk {on|off}

Use Case:

Toggles speedwalking mode. When enabled, directions like ‘2n3e’ are expanded into multiple commands.

Arguments:

• {state}: ‘on’ or ‘off’.

Examples:

1. /speedwalk {on}

See Also:

pace, walkstop

substitutedepth

Syntax

/substitutedepth {n}

Use Case:

Sets the maximum recursion depth for variable and substitution expansion to prevent infinite loops.

Arguments:

• {n}: The depth limit (default 10).

Examples:

1. /substitutedepth {20}

See Also:

substitute