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If you have a color-capable terminal and wish to see useful color-coding of information, use the COLOR command to set the level of coloring you see. > color off This command disables all color. > color sparse > color normal > color complete Advanced use only: > color show These three commands turn color on to various levels. Experiment to see which level suits your personal taste. COLOR SHOW is an advanced command that causes the MUD to display the embedded color codes rather than translating them into colors on your screen. This is useful for copy-pasting colored text, for instance. Using color will slow down the speed at which you see messages VERY slightly. The effect is more noticeable on slower connections. Even if you have color turned on, non-colorized messages will not be slowed down at all. You can also add color to titles or text by typing `` followed by 1-7 or !-* excluding only the $ symbol. This color code does not work correctly so instead, the symbol * substitutes for Blue color. Keep in mind, you must end all strings with color codes added to them with the color code ` to keep the color from bleeding on yours and others screens. See also: Colorcodes, talkcolor, color show |
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