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2020-12-03T11:06:26Z

Replaced content with "This has all changed significantly. I'm now building a new version and will have documentation and a download coming soon. maybe. -mike"

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Admin: /* Current Issues */

2019-12-11T08:57:05Z

Current Issues

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	To setup nickname session aliasing:		To setup nickname session aliasing:
	#foreach $worldlist[] {char} {#showme {#alias #$worldlist[$char][nickname] $char}}		#foreach $worldlist[] {char} {#showme {#alias $worldlist[$char][nickname] #$char}}

	To print full name session aliasing:		To print full name session aliasing:

Admin: /* Current Issues */

2019-12-11T08:52:26Z

Current Issues

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	= Current Issues =		= Current Issues =

	~~1. The default is no-write mode. New stuff you setup live isn't saved to your character file.~~
	~~TODO: character write-enable mode. for now, #class $character write tt3/characters/$character.tin~~

	2. can only set bot status from inside game with 'bot foo' and 'bot on/off'.		2. can only set bot status from inside game with 'bot foo' and 'bot on/off'.
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	TODO: make this work with list indexes and append		TODO: make this work with list indexes and append

	5. ~~TODO~~: ~~showchar~~ nickname ~~support~~

			If global session aliasing gets knocked out, can print to screen with these then copy/paste into global.tin:

			To setup nickname session aliasing:
			#foreach $worldlist[] {char} {#showme {#alias #$worldlist[$char][nickname] $char}}

			To print full name session aliasing:
			#foreach $worldlist[] {char} {#showme #alias $char #$char}

	=Backup & Restore=		=Backup & Restore=

Admin: /* Display Modes */

2019-12-09T13:38:03Z

Display Modes

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	To add terrain colors/symbols to your map run commands for all terrain types:		To add terrain colors/symbols to your map run commands for all terrain types:
	#map terrain Hills <afa>X <aca> is color range aaa-fff (rgb), X is whatever map symbol you wanna use for Hills.		#map terrain Hills <afa>X <aca> is color range aaa-fff (rgb), X is whatever map symbol you wanna use for Hills.

	Set up all values for all room types. Once defined, run tmap in every room.		Set up all values for all room types. Once defined, run tmap in every room.

Admin: /* Display Modes */

2019-12-09T13:37:43Z

Display Modes

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	\|-		\|-
	\|gohere\|\|Jump map to current room name.		\|gohere\|\|Jump map to current room name.
			\|-
			\|tmap\|\|Terrain Map. Sets room terrain flag to msdp terrain var.
	\|}		\|}

			The useful map commands are:
			#map find <roomname or vnum>
			#map run <roomname or vnum>

			To add terrain colors/symbols to your map run commands for all terrain types:
			#map terrain Hills <afa>X <aca> is color range aaa-fff (rgb), X is whatever map symbol you wanna use for Hills.

			Set up all values for all room types. Once defined, run tmap in every room.

	==The Main Menu==		==The Main Menu==

Admin: /* Display Modes */

2019-12-09T13:28:36Z

Display Modes

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 |gohere||Jump map to current room name.
 |}
 ==The Main Menu==

Admin: /* Display Modes */

2019-12-09T13:28:15Z

Display Modes

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 ==Display Modes==
-The top/bottoms split are built in tt3/modules/gui.tin
+Right now, these are only built in test_script.tin so you have to run teston first:
-Right now all of the below is contained in test_script.tin, so you have to teston to run any of it.
+{| class="wikitable"
 The map has some additional aliasing associated with it:

Admin: /* Display Modes */

2019-12-09T13:23:51Z

Display Modes

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	There are 3 major gui mode aliases:		There are 3 major gui mode aliases:
	*off		*off (sets a basic top/bottom split)
	*hud		*hud (runs fullscreen heads-up display)
	*bigmap		*bigmap (splits screen L/R with a big map on the R)

	*'''off''' sets a basic top/bottom split		There is 1 minor gui alias:
	*'''hud''' gives many windows, intended for fullscreen terminal size
	*'''bigmap''' split the screen L/R with a big map on the right

	There is ~~one~~ minor gui alias:
	*affson/affsoff		*affson/affsoff
	**prints affects box. its built into the 'hud' but can be run standalone too.		**prints affects box. its built into the 'hud' but can be run standalone too.

Admin: /* Modules */

2019-12-09T13:22:15Z

Modules

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 =Modules=
 ==The Main Menu==
   Alias: menu

Admin: /* Session Control */

2019-12-09T13:12:13Z

Session Control

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	!notes		!notes
	\|-		\|-
	\|charname <command>\|\|sends commands to that character		\|charname <command>\|\|sends commands to that character. Enclose multiples in {in;brackets}.
	\|-		\|-
	\|nickname <command>\|\|sends commands to that character		\|nickname <command>\|\|sends commands to that character. Enclose multiples in {in;brackets}.
	\|-		\|-
	\|all <command>\|\|sends ~~command~~ to all your sessions		\|all <command>\|\|sends commands to all your sessions. Enclose multiples {in;brackets}.
	\|-		\|-
	\|ses\|\|print all active session names (useful to confirm nobody is running in the background)		\|ses\|\|print all active session names (useful to confirm nobody is running in the background)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}


	=Modules=		=Modules=