[help monexamples]
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Here are a few examples of how you might use the customizable
combat monitor to create your own.
 

 
Babs is a Knight Templar. She wants to display her alignment
in her combat monitor to make sure she doesn't become evil.
Babs also wants to make her combat monitor a bit different,
and she wants to brightly color it so she can see it more easily.
She can type (all on one line):
 
setmon {Hp: $HR$#hps#$N$/#mhp# Sp: $HG$#sps#$N$/#msp# I: #intox#%
F: #stu#% S: #soa#% T: #inf#% $HM$#ahp#$N$ (#al#)}
 
and her monitor will display:
 
{Hp: 150/150 Sp: 150/150 I: 0% F: 0% S: 0% T: 0% AHP: 10/10 (white lord)}
 

 
Jim is a Healer. He never uses intox heals, and doesn't want
to take up space monitoring intox. He rarely fights an enemy
so he does not need the attacker's relative hit points. However
he would like to see his current hit points and spell points
in a bright red color. So he types:
 
setmon [[ H: $HR$#hps#$N$ S: $HR$#sps#$N$ ]]
 
and his monitor will display:
 
[[ H: 180 S: 180 ]]
 

 
For information about specific ANSI color attributes and their
codes, [$] type 'help moncolor'.
 
For information about the values [HP, SP, etc] and their codes,
[#] type 'help monvalues'.