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Jeremy: Nexus 2.x orphan; redirect to 3.0 equivalent. Spot-checked content 2026-05-19, no unique material lost (Reflex Packages had 2 sections worth porting, ported separately)

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Nexus 2.x orphan; redirect to 3.0 equivalent. Spot-checked content 2026-05-19, no unique material lost (Reflex Packages had 2 sections worth porting, ported separately)

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	~~Reflex Packages are another way to group your character's settings. What makes packages different from groups? You can export packages to share with other characters and friends.~~		#REDIRECT [[3.0 Reflex Packages]]

	''What are Reflexes? Reflexes are any type of settings you create for the character that may be automated or assist you when playing a MUD game in the Nexus client. This includes any aliases, triggers, and other means to speed or streamline information received or sent back to the game.''

	~~For example, you may create a package of triggers and aliases used for bashing mobs in the game. You can then export these settings to share.~~

	~~The following steps detail how to create, edit, export, and import reflex packages.~~



	~~==How to Create a New Reflex Package and Add Reflexes ==~~
	~~=== Step 1: Open the menu and create a Reflex Package ===~~
	You may access the Reflex Package options by opening the setting menu and clicking on the 'Reflex Packages' button. The settings menu may be accessed by clicking on the gear icon in the bottom right corner of the Nexus client.

	~~Decide on a package name and click the "Add Package Button".~~

	~~=== Step 2: View Package in List ===~~
	~~Once you create the package, it is automatically displayed in the reflex package list. You can edit the description for the package if you wish.~~

	~~=== Step~~ 3~~: Add Reflexes to a Package ===~~
	Now that you have a package, you will want to add reflexes to it. ```Note that it will NOT delete the existing reflex.``` It will make a copy of the reflex and then add it to the package you select. You will then have two copies of the reflex.

	~~==== Check the Reflexes to Add ====~~
	~~Exit the "Reflex Packages" by clicking "Back". You should now be back to the main Settings menu. Click on the "Reflexes" option in the settings menu~~. ~~You add individual reflexes to a Reflex Package from the "Reflexes" settings window.~~

	~~==== Click Add to Package ====~~
	~~Select the reflex or reflexes you would like to add to the previously created package. Click on the checkbox next to the name of the reflex in the left hand menu.~~

	~~==== Select Package and Confirm ====~~
	Once you have selected the reflected you would like to add to the package by clicking on the checkboxes, you will notice a button beneath the reflex list labelled, "Add to Package". Just click this button and those reflexed will be copied and added to the package.

	~~'''''Note: The original reflex is not deleted. A copy is made in the selected package.'''''~~

	~~== Editing Reflexes in a Package ==~~
	~~Editing reflexes in a package is as simple as editing any other reflex.~~

	~~First, you must navigate to the "Reflexes" settings, NOT the "~~Reflex Packages~~" settings.~~

	* Click on the dropdown menu under 'Reflex Packages' (Note this is in the top left of the Reflexed Menu)
	* Select the package you want to view and edit.

	~~You will only see the reflexes listed that have been assigned to your selected package now.~~


	~~== Downloading a Package ==~~
	~~You can download a package in order to save it as a backup, use with other characters, or share with your friends.~~

	~~To download a package, just click on the small download icon on the Reflex Packages menu. It is located to the right of the package description, next to the delete button.~~

	~~``Note that the file is saved as a .nxs file. This is short for 'Nexus'.``~~

	~~== Exporting Reflexes a New Package ==~~

	~~You can also alternatively export specific settings to a .nxs file in three easy steps. This will 'not create a new package' on your system.~~

	~~=== Step 1: Checkbox the Settings ===~~
	~~To begin click the checkmarks next to the settings you wish to have in the package. You do this in the "Reflexes" menu, just like when you are adding reflexes to a package.~~

	~~=== Step 2: Click Create Package ===~~
	~~Once you have checked everything, click the 'Export selected' button located beneath the list of reflexes.~~

	~~Your browser will automatically download this as a .nxs package. In Chrome, it will appear at the bottom of the browser. This may be different depending on your operating system and browser.~~

	~~``Note that the file is saved as a .nxs file. This is short for 'Nexus'.``~~

	~~== Importing a Package ==~~

	Importing a package is a drag and drop, one-step process. Simply navigate to the 'Reflex Packages' settings and drag the .nxs file to the 'Import Reflex Package' area. The package will now be listed in your Reflex Package list. The reflexes will work automatically with your client.

Jeremy: /* Step 1: Open the menu and create a Reflex Package */

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Step 1: Open the menu and create a Reflex Package

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	You may access the Reflex Package options by opening the setting menu and clicking on the 'Reflex Packages' button. The settings menu may be accessed by clicking on the gear icon in the bottom right corner of the Nexus client.		You may access the Reflex Package options by opening the setting menu and clicking on the 'Reflex Packages' button. The settings menu may be accessed by clicking on the gear icon in the bottom right corner of the Nexus client.

	Decide on a ~~Package~~ name and click the "Add Package Button".		Decide on a package name and click the "Add Package Button".

	=== Step 2: View Package in List ===		=== Step 2: View Package in List ===

Jeremy: /* Step 1: Open the menu and create a Reflex Package */

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Step 1: Open the menu and create a Reflex Package

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	=== Step 1: Open the menu and create a Reflex Package ===		=== Step 1: Open the menu and create a Reflex Package ===
	You may access the Reflex Package options by opening the setting menu and clicking on the 'Reflex Packages' button. The settings menu may be accessed by clicking on the gear icon in the bottom right corner of the Nexus client.		You may access the Reflex Package options by opening the setting menu and clicking on the 'Reflex Packages' button. The settings menu may be accessed by clicking on the gear icon in the bottom right corner of the Nexus client.

	Decide on a Package name and click the "Add Package Button".		Decide on a Package name and click the "Add Package Button".

Jeremy at 04:50, 16 May 2022

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	Once you have selected the reflected you would like to add to the package by clicking on the checkboxes, you will notice a button beneath the reflex list labelled, "Add to Package". Just click this button and those reflexed will be copied and added to the package.		Once you have selected the reflected you would like to add to the package by clicking on the checkboxes, you will notice a button beneath the reflex list labelled, "Add to Package". Just click this button and those reflexed will be copied and added to the package.

	~~`````~~Note: The original reflex is not deleted. A copy is made in the selected package.~~`````~~		'''''Note: The original reflex is not deleted. A copy is made in the selected package.'''''

	== Editing Reflexes in a Package ==		== Editing Reflexes in a Package ==

Jeremy at 04:49, 16 May 2022

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	=== Step 3: View Package in List ===		=== Step 3: View Package in List ===
	Below you can see that the package has been added to the list.		Once you confirm, the package is automatically displayed in the reflex package list. Below you can see that the 'Mining' package has been added to the list.

	[[File:package-complete.png]]		[[File:package-complete.png]]

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	=== Step 2: Name and Describe Package ===		=== Step 2: Name and Describe Package ===
	Decide on a package name and description then click 'Save'.		Decide on a package name and description then click 'Save'. In the example below, we are creating a new package called 'mining'.

	[[File:package-confirm.png]]		[[File:package-confirm.png]]

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Creating a New Reflex Package

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	== Creating a New Reflex Package ==		== Creating a New Reflex Package ==
	Creating a new package is a simple ~~process~~. The following steps will ~~just create~~ a new package. It will not add reflexes to it.		The first step to using the reflex package system is to create a new package. You can then copy reflexes into the new package.

			Creating a new package is very simple.

			The following steps will walk you through the process of creating a new package. Keep in mind it will not add reflexes to it, you must do that separately.

	=== Step 1: Click Add a Package ===		=== Step 1: Click Add a Package ===
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	=== Step 2: Name and Describe Package ===		=== Step 2: Name and Describe Package ===
	Decide on a package name and description then click 'Save'.		Decide on a package name and description then click 'Save'.

	[[File:package-confirm.png]]		[[File:package-confirm.png]]

Jeremy at 20:45, 15 September 2016

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	Reflex Packages are another way to group your characters settings. What makes packages different from groups~~, is that you~~ can export ~~individual~~ packages to share with ~~your~~ other characters or friends.		Reflex Packages are another way to group your characters settings. What makes packages different from groups? You can export packages to share with other characters and friends.

	For example, I may create a ~~system~~ of ~~basic trigger~~ and aliases ~~that are~~ used for bashing mobs in the game. ~~I want to~~ export these settings ~~so I can~~ share ~~them with my other character or players~~.		For example, you may create a package of triggers and aliases used for bashing mobs in the game. You can then export these settings to share.

	The following steps detail how to ~~make reflex package~~, edit, export, and import it.		The following steps detail how to create, edit, export, and import reflex packages.

	== Creating a New Reflex Package ==		== Creating a New Reflex Package ==

Jeremy at 20:21, 15 September 2016

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	The following steps detail how to make reflex package, edit, export, and import it.		The following steps detail how to make reflex package, edit, export, and import it.


	== Creating a New Reflex Package ==		== Creating a New Reflex Package ==