XPCounter for zMUD (6.*) for Windows.
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VERSION: I've tested it under 6.4 till actual 6.62.

This is a script for XP counting. It doesn't handle 'tp' very deeply(I don't really 
care about this info for now! But you could very simply implement it) but is very 
similar to the design and use of other counter seen on other clients.

The main trigger fires on mob/pk death and reset itself when logging in.
You can recall the display with folllowing alias: xp
You can reset the counter with following alias: reset
I answer some questions about it (install problems) but to some extent only.
Please MUME mail me, but keep in mind that in works properly here and most of the
problems will occur because of you own settings and triggers/subs that may alter the
game output that this trigger needs.

INSTALL:
1.Copy/paste the following script in a simple .txt file with a text editor (notepad, wordpad...)

----SCRIPT(Do not copy this line)--------------
#CLASS {xpcounterTT}
#ALIAS xp {#CR;#ECHO %ansi( GREEN)--> %ansi( BOLD, WHITE) Gained: %ansi( RED)@xpcount %ansi( BOLD, WHITE)xp.;#ECHO %ansi( GREEN)--> %ansi( BOLD, WHITE) Trip: @xptrip xp.;#ECHO %ansi( GREEN)--> %ansi( BOLD, WHITE) Needed: @XP xp. @tp tp.}
#ALIAS reset {#VAR xpcount 0;#VAR xptrip 0}
#VAR XP {}
#VAR XPNEW {0}
#VAR XPGAIN {0}
#VAR XPOLD {}
#VAR xpcount {0}
#VAR xptrip {0}
#TRIGGER {^You receive your share of experience.} {stat;#WAIT 800;#IF (@XP < @XPOLD) {XPNEW = @XP};#MATH xpcount @XPOLD-@XPNEW;#IF (xpcount < 0) {xpcount = 0};#ADD xptrip @xpcount;XPOLD = @xp;xp} "" {case}
#TRIGGER {Needed: (%n) xp, (%n) tp.} {#VAR xp %1;#VAR tp %2}
#TRIGGER {Welcome to the land of Middle Earth. May your visit here be... interesting.} {stat;#WAIT 600;xpcount = 0;xptrip = 0;xp}
#CLASS 0
----SCRIPT END (Do not copy this line)---------
2.Save the file under (e.g) xpcounter.txt
3.Load MUME session with zMUD, open Settings menu on tool bar.
4.Open 'Edit settings'.
5.Open, in Settings window, 'File ---> Import Text'.
6.Select the previously created file, xpcounter.txt, and THAT's all FOLK!
A new CLASS folder has been added to your main settings, called 'xpcounter'.
NOTE : If it doesn't works well at the first time, try and 'reset' it and type 'stat' and then fight before you check it back!
:-)
Arthefin
Switzerland