So I was a tad brain-drained when I wrote this original post... I later realized I didn't actually NEED a multi-line trigger to do what I accomplished. I simply used a perl regexp to grab each group output line individually and then performed a quick calculation with some if statements to echo what ...

So for some reason I never seem to be able to wrap my head around Mudlet's support for multi-line triggers... apologies in advance for asking what's probably a very newbie-like question. So I want to capture/modify output from my MUD which looks like: Your group consists of ( 5/30): ( Head) 1206/906...

Thank you so much! This is fantastic, exactly what I was after!
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--Eikel

Hi all, Apologies if this question seems self-explanatory, I'm struggling to grasp how multi-line triggers work. My objective is to parse a number of lines subsequent to the line that fires the trigger, sounds simple enough? Here's what the output from my MUD looks like (I typed "scan" to ...