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In most cases, the default settings will do, but for cases where they don't,
you can change some of the settings. Those changes will be saved with your
character.
There are 4 commands that affect the terminal settings:
tset
type can be one of:
- dumb : this is the most basic terminal support we have, no colours,
no screen controls.
- ansi : this is the default. colours and 'full screen' paged output.
- ansifs : this is highly experimental. 'Full Screen ansi' terminal gives
a status bar with some vital statistics and a seperate typing
area. Note that you MUST set chunk to be at least 2 smaller then
the number of lines that fit on your screen.
linemode :
Changes the behavior of the ansi terminal such that it never tries to
clear the screen or move the cursor to the top of the screen
argument: on or off. Will display current setting when no argument given.
colour :
Change the colours used by the ansi and ansifs terminal types
Valid colours are white, black, grey, green, cyan, magenta, red, yellow
You can prepend a colour with the letter b to make it bold/bright.
chunk :
How many lines of output should the mud send when in 'paged' mode?