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Heiach
Wizard



Joined: Oct 31, 2001
Posts: 542
From: I can't remember!
Posted: 31-07-2002 19:57   
Is it possible for players to change the color of certain text in the game to suit them?.. I know tells can be changed (forgot how tho). I find that the "someone is about to attack you" message isn't bold enough, I almost always miss it.

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Tabitha
pilgrim

Joined: Aug 19, 2001
Posts: 28
From: 55.9493N, 3.1617W.
Posted: 31-07-2002 20:39   
Quote:

On 31-07-2002 19:57, Heiach wrote:
Is it possible for players to change the color of certain text in the game to suit them?.. I know tells can be changed (forgot how tho). I find that the "someone is about to attack you" message isn't bold enough, I almost always miss it.



At the option: prompt use:

/ASyM19

to colour the attack messages a disgustingly unmissible yellow on magenta.

Use /AH for more details.

This will not work if you are using Clio or another client which uses MUDFREND mode. You'll need to be using a standard telnet client.


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Gothik
cabalist

Joined: Aug 21, 2001
Posts: 61
From: London
Posted: 16-09-2003 11:43   
Not sure whether this is related to topic or not but:

I am having problems changing the colour of my illusions.

Is there a correct syntax to use when casting an illusion spell to enable a mortal caster to define the colour as they appear on other peoples screens?

I use Clio and it "appears" that my illusions appear in a "Narnia, this is an obvious illusion white", always.

Also is there a help or defn command that can shed light on how to use spells in general, in terms of syntax; the invis obj being one in particular.

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Tabitha
pilgrim

Joined: Aug 19, 2001
Posts: 28
From: 55.9493N, 3.1617W.
Posted: 16-09-2003 22:27   
Quote:

On 16-09-2003 11:43, Gothik wrote:
I am having problems changing the colour of my illusions.

Is there a correct syntax to use when casting an illusion spell to enable a mortal caster to define the colour as they appear on other peoples screens?



I don't think you can change the colour, I'm afraid.

Quote:

I use Clio and it "appears" that my illusions appear in a "Narnia, this is an obvious illusion white", always.



They will do. They'll look like that to everyone else too, no matter which client they are using.

MUD2 doesn't supply any colour codes for illusions, so the client can't colour them.

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Gothik
cabalist

Joined: Aug 21, 2001
Posts: 61
From: London
Posted: 17-09-2003 08:42   
Thanks Tabitha, youve probably saved me a lot of time trying to guess syntaxes for how to colour illusions.

On a seperate note, do people think the idea of introducing maybe a mage level spell, enabling coloured illusions maybe called "superillusion" (that did no physical damage), would upset the balance of the game?

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Heiach
Wizard



Joined: Oct 31, 2001
Posts: 542
From: I can't remember!
Posted: 25-10-2003 12:27   
I believe the illusion spell is very useful, especially if you know what things you can "fake" that are normally in white text anyway.

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Crowley
pioneer

Joined: Apr 14, 2003
Posts: 421
From: Birmingham
Posted: 28-10-2003 16:03   
Really not though, because it always says, "an illusion of.... blah blah blah" at the beginning. :-( Maybe useful for wizzes.
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Gothik
cabalist

Joined: Aug 21, 2001
Posts: 61
From: London
Posted: 29-10-2003 12:23   
Oh fiddlesticks,

Does that "you see here an illusion of" or whatever it says text appear on the castees as well as casters screen? there goes all my plans in a puff of logic

(thinks is castee even a proper word...)

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Azrael
Wizard



Joined: Aug 19, 2001
Posts: 40
Posted: 29-10-2003 18:32   
The "An illusion of..." text appears only as feedback to the caster.

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Gothik
cabalist

Joined: Aug 21, 2001
Posts: 61
From: London
Posted: 30-10-2003 14:17   
Ahah..

prays for illusions in that nice crimson red..

Illusion

Gothik the sorceror hits you with the longsword (2/120)

sighs, guess its not going to happen, will have to see what turns up normally in white text..
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Crowley
pioneer

Joined: Apr 14, 2003
Posts: 421
From: Birmingham
Posted: 03-11-2003 19:00   
Holy poo! 5 years playing and I never realised the fun that could be...

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