However, one problem (depending on your perspective) is that you now don't need the second (pair of) fishtraps - if your avvie walks along the side of the rock without the baskets in place, he or she doesn't fall into the water. I can not confirm this. My avvie still slides into the water. Unless I...

Confirmed, but isn't this the expected behavior? At least it is what I would expect from a game running in a window.

This new autorun feature is actually a great bonus. I know people who will love it.

Does it happen just with the openuru style or with prosilver and subsilver as well?

Let's see, the book in the fish tank actually HAS the share symbol. But now the GUI popup shows a small DRC stamped page instead of a share page. In other words it's mismatched now, so I'd sort of consider that broken. So, the share page needs to be put back on the popup of the book OR the left sid...

Christian, are you sure? I think there are one or two things that can be tested which are not on MOULa yet. For example these highly anticipated fixes:
- Allow clickables to function while sitting or AFK
- Fix various JPEG issues

Eleri wrote:I am getting the same error, and this is a new, clean install of Minkata. Downloaded the installer, installed to its own directory, started launcher.

Did you update MOULa (by starting it up) before you copied the files from there to your Minkata folder?

I will also make my pull request then. Probably later today because BitBucket does not like IE7 which I have to use here at work .

A new /kick command is now available in my BitBucket repo. Essentially the same as posted above but with a few error messages added.

D'Lanor, would you consider having the /kick command just kick people out of the age and NOT doing anything with invitations? Why make it so complicated? If they don't want the kicked player to come back, then they can manually do the uninviting (or have this uninviting thing as a separate command)...

I did some work on the Python code earlier today but it is not in my repo yet because I wanted to make sure I'm calling the function as intended. I see you have addressed the first comment in my code with that ValueError which I am adding to the Python code now. Would this be the correct way to call...