This was just a quick whirlwind flyover of the new features in Mudlet 4.12 which I think will benefit script authors specifically. You can use this to reload a package when it changes on disk or to read configuration data from a file when it’s updated, things like that.
This is described with more details at but you use addFileWatch(“/path/to/file”) and it will then raise the event sysPathChanged with the path to the file as the first parameter after the event name. Mudlet 4.12 also introduces the ability to watch a file and have an event fire any time the file changes. In addition, it will timestamp the package with the date and time it was created, which can be helpful in confirming the version is the same one originally created as well. Dependencies: A list of other package names which should be installed for your package to work.This brings it to feature parity with the toolbar, so you can pick which one youd like to have. This supports Markdown and is the bigger block of text starting with the heading The RecogINATOR in the screenshot. Weve added the Disconnect and Package Exporter buttons in the menubar, and made Discord be the primary 'help with Mudlet' button. More advance alias usage will be described later in the manual. Aliases are basically a feature to save you a bit of typing (much like buttons which will be described in detail in a later section of the manual). Mudlet will send 'take weapon' to the game. Description: The long description for your package. Type 'tw' in the command line and press the enter key.“The recognition maker” in Package Manager screenshot. Short Description: This will show up in the package manager to the right of the package name.The computer with horns in the Package Manager screenshot above Scaled to 512px512px so something that size works best. Icon: Image shown in the package list in the package manager.The new metadata you can set are as follows:
Picture from Mudlet release post showing new exporter workflow The new metadata is entirely optional, though. Package Manager showing a package with new metadata New Package ExporterĪlong with the new package manager is a new package exporter to aid in getting your package together and adding the metadata you want to it. You can include new metadata in your packages and also a custom icon for your package. The new look is not only nicer, but it also paves the way for new functionality. One of the more obvious changes will be the package manager for installing and uninstall packages has changed a bit. This release has some nice quality of life stuff in it, but a couple things specifically aimed at package developers and their users.
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