See further down for a video podcast demonstrating how to do this.

You may see on the forum, in emails, or elsewhere, triggers, aliases or timers in XML format, like this:

<triggers>
  <trigger
   custom_colour="2"
   enabled="y"
   group="eat_drink"
   match="You are thirsty."
   name="thirst_trigger"
   sequence="100"
  >
  <send>get flask bag
drink flask
put flask bag</send>
  </trigger>
</triggers>

To use them copy the entire text (from, and including <triggers> ... </triggers>) to the Windows clipboard. (Or, <aliases> or <timers> as the case may be).

Important: - the <triggers> line is required (and the corresponding </triggers> line).

Then go into the MushClient triggers configuration window (if you have a trigger on the clipboard), and click the "Paste" button, like this:

The trigger will now be pasted into the trigger list, and you can edit it:

Once you edit it you will see the trigger as if you had entered it yourself:

An alternative method of pasting, which may save a couple of keystrokes, and which is useful if you have triggers and aliases to be pasted, is to use the File -> Import menu.

You will see a dialog like this:

The "Clipboard" button will be greyed out if there is no valid XML information on the clipboard.

Simply click on the "Clipboard" button and you will see a confirmation dialog of how many triggers, aliases, timers etc. were imported, like this:

Below is a one-minute podcast that shows how to copy from a forum page and paste into MUSHclient:

You can download and save a larger version of the podcast to your computer by RH-clicking on Copying triggers etc. from the forum and pasting into MUSHclient (1.6 Mb). Video files should be playable by programs such as VLC.

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