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| + | This command handles customising the colours displayed in the mud - ie changing them to suit your tastes Some of types items displayed in the mud are allocated a "colour name", which is then given a default "colour value" eg "say" could be given a value "blue", in which case all "says" would appear in blue If you wish to have them appear in red, you would use : |
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| − | ie changing them to suit your tastes |
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| − | Some of types items displayed in the mud are allocated a "colour name", |
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| − | which is then given a default "colour value" |
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| − | eg "say" could be given a value "blue", in which case all "says" would |
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| − | If you wish to have them appear in red, you would use : |
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You can also use "bold" as a colour, with comma if necessary - eg |
You can also use "bold" as a colour, with comma if necessary - eg |
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| − | colour say bold,red |
+ | colour say bold,red |
You can clear your personalised setting, and revert to the mud default, with |
You can clear your personalised setting, and revert to the mud default, with |
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| − | colours remove say |
+ | colours remove say |
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| + | [[category:commands]] |
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Latest revision as of 10:10, 22 December 2020
USAGE colours
colours <name> <value>
colours remove <value>
This command handles customising the colours displayed in the mud - ie changing them to suit your tastes Some of types items displayed in the mud are allocated a "colour name", which is then given a default "colour value" eg "say" could be given a value "blue", in which case all "says" would appear in blue If you wish to have them appear in red, you would use :
colours say red
You can also use "bold" as a colour, with comma if necessary - eg
colour say bold,red
You can clear your personalised setting, and revert to the mud default, with
colours remove say