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Tintin Import Script

Tintin is a popular client, a lot of people asked us if they could use Tintin commands. MonkeyTerm is quite different from Tintin so here is a script that will convert Tintin aliases and actions. This is v.1. and only simple aliases and actions will be converted, look out for an updated script later. It will be announced in the AstroMUD forums when it's done.

Step by step guide

  • Download tintin.mos
  • Add tintin.mos script to your session. (F8)
  • Type <% importtintin %> and enter the path and name of your tintin file.

How to disable and enable groups in FMT.

With this script you will be able to easily enable and disable groups of actions, aliases, substitutes and events. To use groups, you must define a group naming convension. We encourage using the following:
Name all your actions by groupname and action name, delimited by a slash (/). For example: auto/food, auto/drink and auto/fill and one event auto/statetimer
All of these will be in a group called "auto", but each also has a unique name.

The script contains only one sub: GroupEnable(NamePrefix,Enabled). If you want to enable or disable a whole group of actions,events,subtitutes and events (the "auto" group for example) you would type:
<% GroupEnable "auto/", True %>
(or to disable)
<% GroupEnable "auto/", False %>

Step by step guide

  • Download Grouping.mos
  • Add Grouping.mos script to your session. (F8)
  • Follow the instructions written above.

ANSI made easy.

This section was previously called "Viewing the ANSI logs" but i added more stuff to the script and might keep on doing that for some time, so i changed the name to something with a wider name. This script help you display ANSI codes without knowledge of the wierd codes. There are several uses:

To view the ANSI log in a session window named "Astro", you type:

<% ShowANSI "c:\\Program Files\\MonkeyTerm\\MyFile.ansi", "Astro" %>

To view the ANSI log type
<% ViewANSI "c:\\Program Files\\MonkeyTerm\\MyFile.ansi" %>

And to save a large logfile to HTML once and store it for later viewing type:
<% WriteHTML "c:\\Program Files\\MonkeyTerm\\MyFile.ansi", "c:\\Program Files\\MonkeyTerm\\MyLog.html" %>

To import an ANSI file and output it to fit the AstroMUD colorcodes type:
<%= ANSI2CC "c:\\Program Files\\MonkeyTerm\\MyFile.ansi" %>

To change the colors on the screen, for highlighting text or other stuff use the ANSI function like this:
<% ShowMe ANSI("yellow") & "fun" & ANSI("bright+bggreen") & "stuff" & ANSI("normal") %>
<% ShowMe ANSI("help") %>

  • Step by step guide
  • Download ansi.mos
  • Add ansi.mos script to your session. (F8)
  • Follow the instructions written above.
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