Triggers/Aliases/Timers on a disconnected world.

I'm back and once again trying something ridiculous. After running into issues with the screen flickering horribly in my last few scripts I've come up with a way to fix that issue and get all my mini windows working.

Is there anyway to have triggers/timers/aliases work on a disconnected world?

Using this post (http://mushclient.com/forum/?id=7991) as a reference I have created a dummy world. My plugin takes all information sent from the game and redirects it into the dummy world, and I've added in the second plugin so that I can send commands to the game via the dummy world.

Because of the way the prompt works in the game I play I have to add a newline at the end of it in order to get the prompt in the dummy world to update properly, this is fine. However the newline is not blank, it has '>' at the very end which would normally not be a problem except I can't use a trigger to omit this line.

Triggers and aliases work on a disconnected world. Timers will if you check "Active when disconnected".

I determined why the triggers weren't working. Since the dummy world isn't actually receiving the information from the mud it can't catch triggers, but I if place the triggers into the world that is actually connected they fire. So I have that working, but it's not as easy as I had hoped -- still works though.

Next problem I ran into is the Keypad doesn't work in the dummy world. I can't seem to figure out why, whether I'm just stupid or it's disabled unless connected.

Another issue I ran into is I'm using your Add_Newline_To_Prompt plugin which is working as means to get the prompt to update instantly instead of needing to wait for another command but sometimes it thinks a certain line is my prompt and adds a new line in the wrong place, one specific instance is everytime I use the 'score' command.

I'm going to work on getting the Admin to add in a configuration option to have the game send a newline after each prompt anyways.

Either way I'm one step closer to the final goal.

Triggers don't work on Notes, only on MUD output.

The keypad could send an alias which would match.