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[help setmon]
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| Usage: | setmon |
| setmon <newmon> | |
| To set your customizable combat monitor, type 'setmon |
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| and colors that are translated into your combat monitor. This text block | |
| will save with your character, so you need only enter it once. | |
| If you wish to view your current monitor text block, type 'setmon' | |
| by itself, and it will display the block to you. | |
| For information on toggling your combat monitor, type 'help monitor'. | |
| EXAMPLE | |
| A player named Bing's default combat monitor looks like this: | |
| <<<< HP 150/200 SP 150/200 I 0% F 0% S 0% T 0% AHP 10/10 >>>> | |
| Bing just wants to display his current hit points and his enemy's | |
| hit points, and he wants to colour it a bit, so he types: | |
| setmon BING: $HR$#hps#$N$ ENEMY: $HB$#ahp#$N$ | |
| And the combat monitor will display: | |
| BING: 150 ENEMY: AHP: 10/10 | |
| You can also switch back to the MUD's default combat monitor | |
| by typing 'mon default'. This will purge your existing monitor | |
| text block, however. | |
| For information on values you can use [HP, SP, etc.], type 'help monvalues'. | |
| For info on how to add color to your monitor, type 'help moncolor'. | |
| And for more examples, type 'help monexamples'. | |