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Alexsis: /* Chat separator */ Fixed Page Separator having two \ and added the Links channel to Chat separator

2025-11-20T20:53:03Z

Chat separator: Fixed Page Separator having two \ and added the Links channel to Chat separator

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	FindString		FindString
	{		{
	MatchText="^\\[(Public\|Party\|WC\|Newbie\|LFG\|Theme\|Market\|Badges\|Dev\|Pickup\|RP\|Naughty\|Judge)\\] (.+)$"		MatchText="^\\[(Public\|Party\|WC\|Newbie\|LFG\|Theme\|Market\|Badges\|Dev\|Pickup\|RP\|Naughty\|Judge\|Links)\\] (.+)$"
	RegularExpression=true		RegularExpression=true
	MatchCase=true		MatchCase=true
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	FindString		FindString
	{		{
	MatchText="^(\\S+ page\|In a page-pose)"		MatchText="^(\S+ page\|In a page-pose)"
	RegularExpression=true		RegularExpression=true
	MatchCase=true		MatchCase=true

Wrecker: /* Adding Your Own Triggers */

2023-07-09T06:47:52Z

Adding Your Own Triggers

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	== Adding Your Own Triggers ==		== Adding Your Own Triggers ==

			When you right-click any text in your feed, the context menu that pops up will have an option on it labelled <code>Trigger on text</code>. This little option can be used as a starting point for your own scripts- Tailored for whatever use you might have in mind.

			Take, for example, the battle clear message that pops up at the end of every combat encounter. Say, for example, you wanted to get the boxing information for that battle ''right'' before the combat expires- While the game is still rolling your rewards. Sure, you could type out <code>boxing detail</code> on the last round- But what if you're on Auto, and testing out that new AI configuration? What if you just want to have that information printed out for you at the end of every combat, without any fuss.

			This is where triggers come in. As with the chat separator above, we can tell BeipMU to look for a specific bit of text- And then do something when it sees that text in your feed. In this case, we want to tell Beip to send a command for us when the combat ends.

			First steps first, figure out what text you want to use for the trigger. In this case, we have something that's nice and simple. Dead straightforward. It's been mentioned a few times already. The <code>Battle Clear!</code> message.

			[[File:Beip_Battleclear_01.png]]

			Highlight this- Chevrons and slashes and all. It's the fingerprint that our trigger will be looking for. Now, when you right click the highlighted text, you will find that the context menu that opens up will have the option <code>Trigger on text:</code>. Click this. It will bring you to a new window- A familiar one, if you've set up the chat separator above.

			[[File:Triggers_new.png]]

			This is the beginning of a new trigger. You can see there are several options here. Notice that BeipMU has automatically populated the <code>Matcharoo</code> field for you- This field tells BeipMU what to look for- And as it's using the string we just highlighted, this means it's now looking for the right text! Now all we need to do is actually make this trigger do something.

			The text field right below that is useful for actually ''testing'' the trigger condition. Type in whatever you like, and nothing will happen... But if you copy the text for the trigger, and paste it into that field, it'll be automatically highlighted. Neat! This isn't super important with such a simple string match- But more complicated trigger conditions can indeed be set up, and this field is very helpful in evaluating them.

			[[File:Beip_Triggers_settings.png]]

			First, as a personal preference, I toggled the <code>Match Case</code> tick box. This makes Matcharoo a bit more strict which, in this case, isn't really a bad thing. Next, look down at the ribbon menu, and select <code>send</code>. This tab lets us set BeipMU up to send a command for us, when the trigger executes. How convenient! Go ahead and toggle this on, and enter <code>boxing report</code> and <code>boxing detail</code>. Now Beip knows what to ''do''.

			Now, hit apply...

			... And, finally, click and drag that new script onto your character to activate it. Go ahead, get into a fight, and see what happens!

			[[File:Beip_Battleclear_02.png]]

			Of course, you can't do everything with a quick string-match, and a handy command... Well, when the simple things don't quite work out, you can always refer to Beip's [https://github.com/BeipDev/BeipMU/blob/master/Documentation/Triggers.md official documentation] for all of the bells and whistles!

	[[Category:UI Guides]]		[[Category:UI Guides]]

Wrecker: Stub for a new section

2023-07-09T05:44:28Z

Stub for a new section

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	}		}
	</nowiki>		</nowiki>

			== Adding Your Own Triggers ==

	[[Category:UI Guides]]		[[Category:UI Guides]]

Wrecker: /* Special features */

2023-06-27T01:07:04Z

Special features

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	This utilises the pseudo-[[GMCP]] support currently in place as a beta-level feature on Flexible Survival.		This utilises the pseudo-[[GMCP]] support currently in place as a beta-level feature on Flexible Survival.

	BeipMU supports emulating the Pueblo protocol, which FS utilizes for interactive hyperlinks inside of the client.		BeipMU supports emulating the Pueblo protocol, which FS utilizes for interactive hyperlinks inside of the client. If it's not enabled automatically for you, simply type <code>puebloclient</code> to force enable it.

	== Chat separator ==		== Chat separator ==

Wrecker: /* Chat separator */

2023-06-27T00:00:25Z

Chat separator

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	FindString		FindString
	{		{
	MatchText="^\\[(Public\|WC\|Newbie\|LFG\|Theme\|Market\|Badges\|Dev\|Pickup\|RP\|Naughty\|Judge)\\] (.+)$"		MatchText="^\\[(Public\|Party\|WC\|Newbie\|LFG\|Theme\|Market\|Badges\|Dev\|Pickup\|RP\|Naughty\|Judge)\\] (.+)$"
	RegularExpression=true		RegularExpression=true
	MatchCase=true		MatchCase=true

Wrecker: /* Special features */

2023-06-26T23:57:49Z

Special features

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	This utilises the pseudo-[[GMCP]] support currently in place as a beta-level feature on Flexible Survival.		This utilises the pseudo-[[GMCP]] support currently in place as a beta-level feature on Flexible Survival.

			BeipMU supports emulating the Pueblo protocol, which FS utilizes for interactive hyperlinks inside of the client.

	== Chat separator ==		== Chat separator ==

Wrecker: /* Quickstart */

2023-06-26T23:56:20Z

Quickstart

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	* In the connection window, add a new server and fill in <code>flexiblesurvival.com:2002</code> as the port. (Other ports listed on the [[Main Page\|main page]] will work too, but lack SSL/TLS support.)		* In the connection window, add a new server and fill in <code>flexiblesurvival.com:2002</code> as the port. (Other ports listed on the [[Main Page\|main page]] will work too, but lack SSL/TLS support.)
	* Create a new character under that server and ~~fill in~~ <code>connect <name> <~~password~~></code> as the ~~connect string to automatically log~~ you ~~in as that character~~.		* Create a new character under that server. Enter your password in the relevant field, and then enter the following connect string- <code>connect <name> %PASSWORD%</code>, <code><name></code> is your character's name. <code>%PASSWORD%</code> is auto-filled by BeipMU using the password you entered above.
	* Click 'Connect'		* Click 'Connect'
	[[File:Beip_server_connect.png\|200px]] [[File:Beip_character_setup.png\|200px]]		[[File:Beip_server_connect.png\|200px]] [[File:Beip_character_setup.png\|200px]]

Wrecker: /* Useful features */

2023-06-26T23:07:06Z

Useful features

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	* Scriptable		* Scriptable
	* Designed for ease of use		* Designed for ease of use
			* Experimental Pueblo support
	* Supports stat panes from Flexible Survival with zero setup!		* Supports stat panes from Flexible Survival with zero setup!


	== Quickstart ==		== Quickstart ==

Songbird at 03:08, 20 August 2021

2021-08-20T03:08:33Z

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	BeipMU is a MUCK client available from https://beipdev.github.io/BeipMU/ for Windows systems, although most features also runs very well under [https://www.winehq.org/ ~~wine~~] on ~~linux~~ and MacOS. There is also a [https://discord.gg/3A5quTU ~~discord~~ server] available for assistance in using it.		BeipMU is a MUCK client available from https://beipdev.github.io/BeipMU/ for Windows systems, although most features also runs very well under [https://www.winehq.org/ Wine] on Linux and MacOS. There is also a [https://discord.gg/3A5quTU Discord server] available for assistance in using it.

	== Useful features ==		== Useful features ==

Zelmra: Add script for splitting off OOC chat

2021-06-18T21:23:17Z

Add script for splitting off OOC chat

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          Active=true
          Title="Pages"
          TabGroup="Comm channels"
+       }