This MUD is best experienced from a color terminal. Information comes across to people with special codes denoting what type of information is being sent. If you have used the 'setenv' command to specify a terminal protocol that supports color codes, then the information will be in color. Otherwise it will come across in the regular two color, usually black and white. You may send out text in color to others in your 'say' and 'tell', etc using the protocol developed by Pinkfish@Discworld. Keywords must be enclosed in %^ %^. The keywords for colors are: RED BLUE ORANGE YELLOW GREEN BLACK WHITE CYAN MAGENTA Bold colors: RED BLUE ORANGE YELLOW GREEN BLACK WHITE CYAN MAGENTA Background colors: B_RED B_BLUE B_ORANGE B_YELLOW B_GREEN B_CYAN B_BLACK B_MAGENTA B_WHITE 256 colors (only works if term is set to xterm): RGB[0-5][0-5][0-5] or B_RGB[0-5][0-5][0-5] this is colored for example with 234 this is colored for example with 234 256 mono (only works if term is set to xterm): mono[00-23] or B_mono[00-23] this is colored for example with 05 this is colored for example with 05 Styles: FLASH BOLD ITALIC STRIKEOUT OVERLINE REVERSE UNDERLINE DBLUNDERLINE Other: INITTERM RESET WINDOW ENDTERM Example: This is %^RED%^red. In this sentence 'red.' would appear in red Terminals are automatically reset at the end of a line. To reset before the end of a line, use the code RESET. Note: To use color, type 'ansi on'. See also: terminal, setenv, xterm