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INSTALLATION

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IMPORTANT READ

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Scrape: /* Zmud Fast alt switch script */

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Zmud Fast alt switch script

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 == INSTALLATION ==
-Now you can either copy the below and paste it into a text file or paste it in your command line, line for line.
+Now you can either copy the below and paste it into a .txt file then import it through the file menu or
+copy and paste each line one at a time into your command line and hit enter after each line. if you don't know what i mean by
 == IMPORTANT READ ==

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 == IMPORTANT READ ==
-In the below where it says. "PASSWORDHERE" You have to change it to your password or this will not work.  <--------READ
+In the below where it says. "PASSWORDHERE" You have to change it to your password or this will not work.  <--------READ------->
 Also where it says "SCRAPE" you can put in one of your nicks. The first time you use the command "log altname" it
 will reset to that name.

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 == IMPORTANT READ ==
 In the below where it says. "PASSWORDHERE" You have to change it to your password or this will not work.  <--------READ
 <pre>
 #CLASS {fast-alt-switch} {enable}
 #ALIAS log {charname=%1;quit}
-#VAR charname {scrape}
+#VAR charname {SCRAPE}
 #TRIGGER {May your stay in reality be worthwhile.} {#connect}
 #TRIGGER {l__j__j  \_/  1__j__j  1__j  1__j__j1__j\_j} {@charname;PASSWORDHERE;lskdfjlsdjf;lskdfjlskdj}

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 It will disconnect you with the command quit and log you back in with whatever alt you've substituted for "altname"
 First of all. You will have to go into your settings. (view, preferences, general.) <-- file menu. Once you've opened it.
 On the left hand side click the + next to "connection" and in that sub-menu, click on "reconnection"... Take the check mark
 out of the box that says.. "auto reconnect"
 If your wondering about the "lskdfjlsdjf" and "lskdfjlskdj" in the text. it's just so that zmud on connection and login will
-hit enter twice. you can change that text to whatever you want.
+hit enter twice. you can change that text to whatever you want. {l__j__j  \_/  1__j__j  1__j  1__j__j1__j\_j} <-- that line
+is what fires the login' trigger. it's a line in the motd.
 Now you can either copy the below and paste it into a text file or paste it in your command line, line for line.
-        IMPORTANT
+== IMPORTANT READ ==
 In the below where it says. "PASSWORDHERE" You have to change it to your password or this will not work.  <--------READ
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 </pre>
+== CONTACT ==
 I hope you all like this and have no trouble with it. It's much easier then manually logging a char each time.

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          IMPORTANT
 In the below where it says. "PASSWORDHERE" You have to change it to your password or this will not work.  <--------READ
-**********************************************************************************************************
 <pre>
 #CLASS {fast-alt-switch} {enable}
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 #CLASS 0
 </pre>
-**********************************************************************************************************************************
 I hope you all like this and have no trouble with it. It's much easier then manually logging a char each time.

← Older revision	Revision as of 10:25, 24 January 2011
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	+	== Zmud Fast alt switch script ==

	+	command to change alt "log altname"
	+	It will disconnect you with the command quit and log you back in with whatever alt you've substituted for "altname"
	+
	+	First of all. You will have to go into your settings. (view, preferences, general.) <-- file menu. Once you've opened it.
	+	On the left hand side click the + next to "connection" and in that sub-menu, click on "reconnection"... Take the check mark
	+	out of the box that says.. "auto reconnect"
	+
	+	If your wondering about the "lskdfjlsdjf" and "lskdfjlskdj" in the text. it's just so that zmud on connection and login will
	+	hit enter twice. you can change that text to whatever you want.
	+
	+	This also works with cMUD and if you need any help setting it up. Send me a note on board 2.
	+
	+
	+	Now you can either copy the below and paste it into a text file or paste it in your command line, line for line.
	+
	+
	+	IMPORTANT
	+	In the below where it says. "PASSWORDHERE" You have to change it to your password or this will not work. <--------READ
	+	**********************************************************************************************************
	+	<pre>
	+	#CLASS {fast-alt-switch} {enable}
	+	#ALIAS log {charname=%1;quit}
	+	#VAR charname {scrape}
	+	#TRIGGER {May your stay in reality be worthwhile.} {#connect}
	+	#TRIGGER {l__j__j \_/ 1__j__j 1__j 1__j__j1__j\_j} {@charname;PASSWORDHERE;lskdfjlsdjf;lskdfjlskdj}
	+	#CLASS 0
	+	</pre>
	+	**********************************************************************************************************************************
	+	**********************************************************************************************************************************
	+
	+	I hope you all like this and have no trouble with it. It's much easier then manually logging a char each time.

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:15, 24 January 2011
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−	~~== Zmud Fast alt switch script ==~~

−	~~command to change alt "log altname"~~
−	~~It will disconnect you with the command quit and log you back in with whatever alt you've substituted for "altname"~~
−
−	~~First of all. You will have to go into your settings. (view, preferences, general.) <-- file menu. Once you've opened it.~~
−	~~On the left hand side click the + next to "connection" and in that sub-menu, click on "reconnection"... Take the check mark~~
−	~~out of the box that says.. "auto reconnect"~~
−
−	~~If your wondering about the "lskdfjlsdjf" and "lskdfjlskdj" in the text. it's just so that zmud on connection and login will~~
−	~~hit enter twice. you can change that text to whatever you want.~~
−
−	~~This also works with cMUD and if you need any help setting it up. Send me a note on board 2.~~
−
−
−	~~Now you can either copy the below and paste it into a text file or paste it in your command line, line for line.~~
−
−
−	~~IMPORTANT~~
−	~~In the below where it says. "PASSWORDHERE" You have to change it to your password or this will not work. <--------READ~~
−	~~**********************************************************************************************************~~
−	~~<nowiki><nowiki>~~
−	~~#CLASS {fast-alt-switch} {enable}~~
−	~~#ALIAS log {charname=%1;quit}~~
−	~~#VAR charname {scrape}~~
−	~~#TRIGGER {May your stay in reality be worthwhile.} {#connect}~~
−	~~#TRIGGER {l__j__j \_/ 1__j__j 1__j 1__j__j1__j\_j} {@charname;PASSWORDHERE;lskdfjlsdjf;lskdfjlskdj}~~
−	~~#CLASS 0~~
−	~~</nowiki></nowiki>~~
−	~~**********************************************************************************************************************************~~
−	~~**********************************************************************************************************************************~~
−
−	~~I hope you all like this and have no trouble with it. It's much easier then manually logging a char each time.~~
−	~~<nowiki><nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki><nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki></nowiki>~~

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-<nowiki>#CLASS {fast-alt-switch} {enable}
+<nowiki>#CLASS {fast-alt-switch} {enable}</nowiki>
-#ALIAS log {charname=%1;quit}
+<nowiki>#ALIAS log {charname=%1;quit}</nowiki>
-#VAR charname {scrape}
+<nowiki>#VAR charname {scrape}</nowiki>
-#TRIGGER {May your stay in reality be worthwhile.} {#connect}
+<nowiki>#TRIGGER {May your stay in reality be worthwhile.} {#connect}</nowiki>
-#TRIGGER {l__j__j  \_/  1__j__j  1__j  1__j__j1__j\_j} {@charname;PASSWORDHERE;lskdfjlsdjf;lskdfjlskdj}
+<nowiki>#TRIGGER {l__j__j  \_/  1__j__j  1__j  1__j__j1__j\_j} {@charname;PASSWORDHERE;lskdfjlsdjf;lskdfjlskdj}</nowiki>
-#CLASS 0
+<nowiki>#CLASS 0</nowiki>
 </nowiki>
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