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The MUD will try to determine itself, whether it's allowed to use
colors or not. You can customize this process using the @set
command.

The MUD will use colors if the environment variable 'COLORS' is set to
true and if you use a terminal known to the system. If you are sure the
MUD should display colors even though it thinks you cannot do colors,
enter the following two commands:

@set term ansi
@set colors 1

You can customize the colors for certain message types using the @set command:

Set the color for chat channel "chat" to red:
@set color_channel/chat red

Set the color for all "say"s to green:
@set color_say green

Set the color for "say"s which are directed to you to red:
@set color_say/to-me red

Set the color for "say"s which contain your name in the text to green and bold:
@set color_say/name-match green bold

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