Session & Hydration

hydrate

Syntax

/hydrate {sessionName}

Use Case:

Transforms a standard session into a ‘Hydrated’ dashboard view. Hydrated sessions use a minimal, high-focus interface.

CTRL+LeftClick** on a terminal window to hydrate. ESCAPE** to exit hydrate mode.

Note: Dashboards can have separate dock options while hydrated. (/help @dashdockhydrate())

Arguments:

• {sessionName}: The name of the session to hydrate.

Examples:

1. /hydrate {MySession}

See Also:

/dashdockhydrate, setprimary, tablet

session

Syntax

/session {name} {host} {port}

Use Case:

Connects to a MUD server by creating a new session window.

Arguments:

• {name}: Local name for the session.
• {host}: The server address.
• {port}: The connection port.

Examples:

1. /session {Aard} {aardwolf.org} {23}

See Also:

close, zap

setprimary

Syntax

/setprimary

Use Case:

Sets the current session as the ‘Primary’ session for the hydration system. This also determines the window-focus when loading the profile.

Note: There is only one primary session at a time. Saved at the profile level.

Arguments:

• (None)

Examples:

1. /setprimary

See Also:

hydrate

tablet

Syntax

/tablet

Use Case:

Toggles the visibility of the Reference Tablet side-panel.

Arguments:

• (None)

Examples:

1. /tablet

See Also:

hydrate

unzap

Syntax

/unzap

Use Case:

Attempts to reconnect the current session to the previously defined host and port.

Arguments:

• (None)

Examples:

1. /unzap

See Also:

zap

zap

Syntax

/zap

Use Case:

Immediately disconnects the current session from the server without closing the window.

Arguments:

• (None)

Examples:

1. /zap

See Also:

unzap, close