Would display what items you are currently wielding and holding.
I think this is a good idea, though I probably wouldn't use it otherwise my prompt would be out to about as long as this sentence.
Alternatively, would be nice if there was a command to JUST see your hands, instead of eq and sorting through the list.
Quote from: Pariah on December 16, 2022, 12:26:55 AM
I think this is a good idea, though I probably wouldn't use it otherwise my prompt would be out to about as long as this sentence.
Alternatively, would be nice if there was a command to JUST see your hands, instead of eq and sorting through the list.
My prompt is usually at least three lines long. Just format it nicely with '\n'.
Quote from: Pariah on December 16, 2022, 12:26:55 AM
Alternatively, would be nice if there was a command to JUST see your hands, instead of eq and sorting through the list.
I have found myself wanting this a lot lately.
More than half the time I use eq, it is just to check my hands.
I would probably use this.
There is the armed/unarmed in the prompt but that doesn't show as many details as are checking.
until now
l self; l self; eq
This would be super useful and would Save Lives. Like, literally probably would have saved more than one of my PCs. Sometimes equipment management is hard. :D
I use the Mudlet (https://github.com/armageddon-mudlet/armageddon-mudlet) extension which of course has, and hides, a massive prompt. But I want to see vital stats for logging purposes too, so I do, like:
> setprompt <-- Mudlet extension sets the prompt to its liking.
> prompt <-- to see what it's set to --> copy to clipboard
> prompt <massive blob of Mudlet prompt>\n[%h/%Hhp %t/%Tst %m/%Mma %v/%Vmv] <-- add all the basics on a new line after the stuff used by the extension