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2010-02-08
, 18:26
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Wow. Sounds like you're experiencing some serious weirdness on your end. 
I'm using the Diablo version so I doubt I can help you any, but I have yet to run into any trouble with his release.
By the way, that tfrc file can be located in
/usr/share/tf-lib/
I'm using the Diablo version so I doubt I can help you any, but I have yet to run into any trouble with his release.
By the way, that tfrc file can be located in
/usr/share/tf-lib/
Code:
;;;; This file is not required, but contains examples of commands you ;;;; might want to use in your personal configuration file (~/.tfrc). ;;;; Feel free to customize these commands to your own tastes. ;;; Enable windowing mode. /visual on ;;; Enable paging /more on ;;; Enable suppression of introductory MUD text. /quiet on ;;; Disable old-style slash interpretation ;;; I recommend this unless you have old macros containing multiple slashes. /set oldslash=off ;;; Enter the directory where you keep your tf files. /cd ~/tf-dir ;;; Define default filenames for /load*, /save*, and /log commands. /def MACROFILE = ~/tf-dir/macros.tf /def HILITEFILE = ~/tf-dir/hilite.tf /def GAGFILE = ~/tf-dir/gag.tf /def TRIGFILE = ~/tf-dir/trig.tf /def BINDFILE = ~/tf-dir/bind.tf /def HOOKFILE = ~/tf-dir/hook.tf /def WORLDFILE = ~/tf-dir/world.tf /def LOGFILE = tiny.log ;;; Load files. ;;; Only useful if you have these files, of course. ; /loadworld ; /loadhilite ; /loadgag ; /loaddef ; /loadbind ; /loadtrig
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2010-02-09
, 09:51
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Originally Posted by Addison
Hell, yeah. Thanks Addison, your comment withe the tfrc ignited something within me. With playing around the tfrc and its location(!) i finally got aware that the one has to be in ~. So a copy and some changes to the file did it and finally i got tf to work/respond to me. I think nothing is more frustrating than a text-based program which text you dont understand despite the fact it always says the same
By the way, that tfrc file can be located in
/usr/share/tf-lib/
Thanks Addison!
Cheers
Connaught
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2010-02-23
, 07:29
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Hi,
Is there any chance someone could post step by step instructions how to download and install tinyfugue to n900?
Would be much appriciated.
-Mvx
Is there any chance someone could post step by step instructions how to download and install tinyfugue to n900?
Would be much appriciated.
-Mvx
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2010-02-23
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Install Tiny Fugue from app manager.
In Xterm type:
tf -help
For a list of places to visit, wstutt provided an excellent post on the previous page of this thread.
In Xterm type:
tf -help
For a list of places to visit, wstutt provided an excellent post on the previous page of this thread.
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2010-02-24
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#46
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Originally Posted by Addison
I know a place where I'm going to visit as I'm one of the newbie coders in zombiemud.org =)
Install Tiny Fugue from app manager.
In Xterm type:
tf -help
For a list of places to visit, wstutt provided an excellent post on the previous page of this thread.
-Mvx
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2010-02-24
, 09:49
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Hums. I keep getting that same msg as Connaught.
The key "nkpEnt" is undefined; you may use /def key_nkpEnt = "commands" to define it. See "/help keys"
something that my enter key is not defined if I understand that right. But how an earth to define it?
tried to copy tfrc to ~ but no help there.
-Mvx
Last edited by mvx; 2010-02-24 at 10:12.
The key "nkpEnt" is undefined; you may use /def key_nkpEnt = "commands" to define it. See "/help keys"
something that my enter key is not defined if I understand that right. But how an earth to define it?
tried to copy tfrc to ~ but no help there.
-Mvx
Last edited by mvx; 2010-02-24 at 10:12.
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2010-03-03
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hi mvx,
its the combination of time and space.... no better: code and place m)
place: the .tfrc in your /home
code: place the line
/def key_nkpEnt = dokey NEWLINE
in the .tfrc
this was what i could make out with the cr-topic.
hope it works
cheers
connaught
btw... someone already did a mud client with a GUI for our N900??
i get the freaks with coding the files. several stuff is different than with my little "tf at home"
its the combination of time and space.... no better: code and place m)
place: the .tfrc in your /home
code: place the line
/def key_nkpEnt = dokey NEWLINE
in the .tfrc
this was what i could make out with the cr-topic.
hope it works
cheers
connaught
btw... someone already did a mud client with a GUI for our N900??
i get the freaks with coding the files. several stuff is different than with my little "tf at home"
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2010-03-03
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Whoo. Managed to get it work. Had to make an addworld to zombie and autoconnect to it.
Then the /def key_nkpEnt = /dokey NEWLINE did the trick of enter.
Thanks. =)
-Mvx
PS. And be sure to visit zombiemud.org 23
Then the /def key_nkpEnt = /dokey NEWLINE did the trick of enter.
Thanks. =)
-Mvx
PS. And be sure to visit zombiemud.org 23
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2010-05-16
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Originally Posted by Addison
Hey Addison,
Thanks wstutt!
I gave 3 Kingdoms a try tonight. Not bad at all!
I'll check it out a few more times but I have a feeling that having such a small, touch screen keyboard that I won't be able to type commands fast enough. Also, having a N800, there's not that many hardware keys I can bind for macro commands.
I think I'm at around 50-60 keystrokes per minute without typos.
That's probably going to eventually land me in trouble. *lol*
Any other possible servers to mention that are slowed way down for us handicap people?
how do you get your xterm to be so purty with all the colors?
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My Twenty Favorite OS2008 Applications:
AutoScan, Diablo5 Theme, Dialcentral, DragLock, EmelFM2, FlipClock, gPodder, Headphoned, Knots 2, Maemo Mapper, mPlayer, openNTPD, OpenSSH, Panucci, Personal Launcher, QuickNote, Seqretary, SlideLock, Telescope, YellowNotes
.N810 experience: Since 6/2009
My Twenty Favorite OS2008 Applications:
AutoScan, Diablo5 Theme, Dialcentral, DragLock, EmelFM2, FlipClock, gPodder, Headphoned, Knots 2, Maemo Mapper, mPlayer, openNTPD, OpenSSH, Panucci, Personal Launcher, QuickNote, Seqretary, SlideLock, Telescope, YellowNotes
to call it dramatically: You are my last hope
I am trying to install tinyfugue on my N900. Installation works fine (i tried with the devels-installation and also manually with the .deb-file). What i get is the following:
TF start normally but when i try to give it a command it !always! gives me:
The key "nkpEnt" is undefined; you may use /def key_nkpEnt = "commands" to define it. See "/help keys"
It doesnt matter what command i give tf, it always gets me this little sentence. Control-keys are somehow working at least to leave tf and search a bit. But this did not help so far. Sowhere in the forum someone mentioned that tf might want an "enter", but i am not that sure about how to change that.
What also is mysterious is: I dont know if the tf-filestructure is properly setup because i dont have a .tfrc-file anywhere (but i am not sure myself at what time of the process this is generated)
Maybe you can assist me with what little bit/byte is in the wrong place.
Thx in advance!
Connaught