If you submit a PR to the dev branch, people will help test it for you, etc before it gets merged into main. I can't remember which issue # is the quests tab, but there's a bunch of tabs we've envisioned and recorded as feat req issues, basically. Once the stats tab is finalized, I was thinking abou...

That being said I seem to recall Stack got the mudlet mapper working with Proc Realms Indeed. While I don't feel that Procedural Realms Script is necessarily mine in some way -- although I've certainly been the maintainer of the repo and responsible for generating releases, coordinating, etc the pa...

PRS v1.7.0 for Mudlet released!

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I've made the initial release of a UI package for Procedural Realms MUD. It's really basic at the moment.
The latest Mudlet package is here: https://github.com/iLPdev/prs/releases/latest.

The source is on github at https://github.com/iLPdev/prs.

The latest Mudlet package is here: https://github.com/iLPdev/prs/releases/latest.
The source is on github at https://github.com/iLPdev/prs.

if speedwalk is not functioning, below the local exitmap table add: local stubmap = { north = 1, northeast = 2, northwest = 3, east = 4, west = 5, south = 6, southeast = 7, southwest = 8, up = 9, down = 10, ["in"] = 11, out = 12, northup = 13, southdown = 14, southup = 15, northdown = 16, ...

Indeed, what resolved this issue for me was changing gmcp . room . info . area to match my game's output of gmcp . room . info . zone. At that point, this began functioning perfectly.

Solution: If this is run into by somebody else, what you'll want to do is check how your game sends exits versus how the script's move_vector grabs exits. On my end, move_vector used the long form of north, south, east, etc., while the game was sending n, s, e, etc. Crochety Coder via the Mudlet Di...