Term

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Set Term

Usage: set term to <type>

• Sets your terminal type. The supported types are:

• ANSI: Use this terminal type if your terminal fully supports ANSI terminal control codes.

• ANSI Flat: Use this terminal type if your terminal supports ANSI terminal control codes, but does not acknowledge bold colors, causing you to be unable to see "bold-black" text on a black background.

• ANSI Reset: Use this terminal type if your terminal has some ANSI support, but is partially broken such that it needs normal text to be forcibly reset to white-on-black.

• ANSI Simple: If your terminal fully supports ANSI terminal control codes, you can use this terminal type to receive simplified color patterns in your output. Some people find the use of color in some situations on Lost Souls to be overly busy; this terminal type allows them to see a less chaotic view.

• Screen Reader: Use this terminal type if you MUD using a screen reader (text to speech software). Color codes will not be sent, and the MUD will attempt to produce more suitable output for speech rendering where it knows how to.

• TTY: Use this terminal type if you have a 'plain vanilla' terminal that does not understand control codes.

• VT100: Use this terminal type if you have a terminal that understands VT100 control codes, but does not have ANSI support.

• Note that this is an atman-wide setting.

See Also: show term

Show Term

Usage: show term

• Shows your current terminal type setting.

See Also: set term