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ok, perhaps I'm a total fool, but I'm coming across from zmud, which is the only client I've used besides KBtin (the PC I kept around solely for mudding has finally died for good).
I want a simple alias, like having 'seb' alias 'tell sebastian'. I guess I have to use a 'trigger' in Savitar to get this to work, but I'm having trouble making that work. In zmud and kbtin I can just #alias {seb} {tell sebastian}, and we're golden, or use the GUI (in zmud). I can't get the GUI to work to do this in Savitar, and am somewhat frustrated. This isn't exactly a complicated alias, so what's the deal? Thanks for your time. |
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![]() Administrator ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Admin Posts: 168 Joined: 2-May 03 From: New Hampshire Member No.: 1 ![]() |
You could also use macros to achieve this. See the manual. Here's an excerpt:
A macro can be specified during input in the form of Macro markers are 0-2 characters in length. The default macro marker is '%%', which is resettable via the World Settings Dialog. Defining a 0 character macro marker in the settings dialog indicates you don't want any macro detection to occur. Example: To specify your favorite reaction to hearing some good news you could define the 'news' macro to say: "Well, that's some darn good news". Then when you type: "say %%news friend!" it gets sent as: "say Well, that's some darn good news friend!" |
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