Glossary
Introduction
Introduction, Part 2
In the beginning...
- Telnet and connecting
- Creating a character
- Setting up your character
Basic MUX
- Help and News
- Say, Pose, and Page
- Enter and Leave
BMI Introduction
- Starting Up
- Heading and Navigate
- Speed
- Turning while Moving
- Dropping Prone
- Jumping
- Status
Contacts
- Sensors and Weather
- Lock
- Scan
- Tactical
- Long Range Scan
- Arc of Fire
- Rotating Torsos
Sighting and Firing
- Weapons
- Melee Attacks
- Weapon Tics
- Gunnery Modifiers
- Hit Locations
- Heat
- The End
Fun With Macros
- Adding Sets
- Commands
Repair Corps Handbook
- !commands
- Damage, Repair, Fix
- Guns, Ammo, Other
- Scrapping
- 'Mech Information
3030 Scenario Information
Combat Unit Commands
What is 3030MUX?
Live, Eat, Breathe 3030MUX
"I Can Do It Better!"
Online mail, known as @mail or +mail is a way to send messages to other players on the game, especially if you want to tell them something and they aren't connected. To see the online help for @mail, type help @mail. Here are the basic commands:
@mail "<player name>"=<subject of message>
You type the message by typing a - and following it with the text. Then you type -- to send the message.
Say I want to have Tony help me with something tommorrow. I will send him a message by typing these commands:
@mail Tony=Hey, I need some help
-Hi Tony, I need you to help me learn how to make my commanding officer mad. Can you meet me at the spaceport tommorrow at 5? Thanks.
--
And the message is sent to Tony, who will (hopefully) reply.
To read his reply, I would first type: @mail. This will bring a list of messages in my mailbox up. It will look something like this:
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--------------------------- MAIL: Folder 0 ----------------------------[N------] 1 ( 6) From: Tony Sub: Re: Hey, I need some help---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Here, the reply from Tony is message #1. To read it, all I have to do is type @mail 1.
Now that you know how to communicate with people, we should learn about how to enter and leave units. Go to the next section to see how.