Setting up Automapper in CMUD or zMUD
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Re: Setting up Automapper in CMUD or zMUD
Sorry, I did see that post and probably should have piggy backed off of it. I had been trying to use Earth's advice in this most recent attempt to get it working and without realizing how old the post was just replied to it.
Re: Setting up Automapper in CMUD or zMUD
Caw wrote:Sorry, I did see that post and probably should have piggy backed off of it. I had been trying to use Earth's advice in this most recent attempt to get it working and without realizing how old the post was just replied to it.

Re: Setting up Automapper in CMUD or zMUD
i pritty much play with brief on. and hit "Look" or "l" if brief was not enough to map.
there are some places i have to put the squares/links in manually.
for boats what i do is i make the exit word "disembark" then i move the square to the other contenent map and merge it with the dock. that way when i get off the boat it moves me to the new map.
hope this helps.
there are some places i have to put the squares/links in manually.
for boats what i do is i make the exit word "disembark" then i move the square to the other contenent map and merge it with the dock. that way when i get off the boat it moves me to the new map.
hope this helps.

Re: Setting up Automapper in CMUD or zMUD
Thanks guys, I was able to get it working. The xml file Einar posted in the other thread did the trick the second time I tried it. I have even been able to get it working so my mapper follows when someone else is leading, though that part still has some bugs to work out when it comes do non directional exits.
Over all it was definitely worth the effort Cmud runs so much smoother then Zmud did.
Over all it was definitely worth the effort Cmud runs so much smoother then Zmud did.
http://tworzymyatmosfere.pl/przescieradla-jedwabne-z-gumka/