MUME

The worst part of "cha col all def" isn't that it's a hard command to find.
It's that all the enemies start out as bright white text!

I've seen some odd colours during my lab days, green on white, black on white and even red on yellow (Zaber used it for a session I think).

I instantly have to change it to yellow, what colour do you use?

I use bold white for enemies, yellow is for communication!
I guess you might have known that already, however.

For me it is white bold :p . I just used mume colour default .

Bold yellow on black background with white/light grey text. When i started playing i used zmuds green text and white enemies i think.

I use cha col al def as my only change in colors

enemy none

But I use something like #mark *A&*=bold RED

cha colour enemy bold green! I used to have the default colour, but some client I used didn't show it in bold, so I had to change it.

bold cyan

Until now, the only colour I used was on room names. I'll give enemies a try though, I'll test with them as white and see if this makes playing smoother!

bold pink blinking on purple background ... my eyes - they are bleeding!

Bold red.

bold yellow

Bold blue for me - the only colour that really stands out in my eyes if needed.

I actually like the default bold white.

Intense green (GREEN) via client. For roomname I use bold.

Bold white on red

o. CW HP:Hurt>cha colour
Use 'change colour <field> <attribute>' where <field> can be one of:
damage red
emote none
enemy bold green
hit cyan
look green
narrate yellow
normal none
pray cyan
prompt none
roomdescription none
say cyan
shout red
song yellow
status green
tell green
weather magenta
yell magenta
zonebad yellow
zoneevil red
zonegood green
zoneneutral white
zonenice cyan

or 'change colour <field> default|monochrome|none' where <field> can be one of:
all
communication
fights
zones

You can temporarily disable colours with 'change colour off'.

bold red!

... but then, people who saw my client claimed that it looked like a freaking Christmas tree! I sometimes play by colours, not text! :p

Sarinda, just my prompt can have up to 8 different colours at the same time...