Hi Allison,
I have been reasonably successful using tintin in terminal. I had to play with
the VO cursor settings some but here is the configuration I like and have saved
as an activity.:
Keyboard follows VO cursor: Yes
VO follows keyboard cursor: No
Insertion point follows VO cursor: Yes
VO follows insertion point: no
Basically, I can't find a way to keep VO from interrupting itself when new info
hits the screen, but setting up your cursors this way means that you will not
lose your place even though new text has been added below the point where your
cursor is.
Tintin also has a nice scripting ability built in. I have found it helpful to
gag blank lines, effectively cutting down on the number of times VO might need
to interrupt itself when a new line comes in. The way to gag a blank line in
Tintin is:
#gag {^$}
I have also gagged all kinds of other unnecessary spam and am working on ways
to display critical info that are spoken faster.
These approaches have made mudding viable for me on the mac, even if it is not
quite what things were on the windows side.
HTH
Greg
On May 6, 2012, at 12:23 AM, Allison Mervis wrote:
> Hi everyone!
> I enjoy playing various muds, and was wondering what my options were in terms
> of accessible mud clients. I know that muds could theoretically be played in
> the terminal, and was wondering whether or not anyone has tried this. As I'm
> sure many of you know, mudding successfully requires a lot of information to
> be read to you automatically so that you can quickly keep track of room
> descriptions, your status during a battle, etc. Do either the terminal or any
> other stand alone mud clients read incoming information automatically? Thanks
> so much.
> Allison
>
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