Only issue I see is inputted text (before hitting enter) does not show up, but the cursor moves. That being said, I have an old CD somewhere around here, which would require me to reinstall my DVD player.Īnyway, if anyone has any suggestions, I'd be glad to check it out!Įdit for current status: zMUD seems to work mostly okay in Wine. Geyser. I don't need any 'reaction' triggers (as they're not allowed on the mud I'm on) or mapping options, just I guess something *like* zmud.
#Mudlet geyser change the cursor update
To change configuration options, navigate to the script BattleRage/Battlerage config and update the values there. Then, use the slider to adjust the cursor size ( B ). In the Ease of Access menu, on the left side, click Mouse pointer ( A ). Select Ease of Access from the Settings menu. Press the Windows Key, type Settings, and then press Enter. To use default configuration options, simply enter ragebuild to build the GUI. To resize the mouse cursor in Windows 10, follow the steps below.
I'm mostly looking for color 'triggers' a CLI/command line that is separated, that is, it isn't typed in with the rest of the text (mudlet also shows my pw too) bindings where I can use my numpad to move and similar old zmud options. Download the BattleRageGUI.xml file and import into Mudlet using the package manager. Lots of folks recommend gmud, but it's not available on Linux that I'm aware of.
Currently using mudlet and it's not pleasant. The aligning point within Mudlet is the top-left corner, and its the same for the elements they are aligned - the position you specify is used by the top-left corner of the element. So, probably not what most Linux gamers are thinking, but I'm looking for a mudding client that is similar to zmud/cmud.
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