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Admin: /* Installation */

2025-11-16T15:01:24Z

Installation

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	*Download the whole tt5 folder. In your shell:		*Download the whole tt5 folder. In your shell:
	wget -r -np -nH -e robots=off -R "index.html*" http://dyrdex.com/tt5/		wget -r -np -nH -e robots=off -R "index.html*" <nowiki>http://dyrdex.com/tt5/</nowiki>

Admin: /* Installation */

2025-11-16T15:00:44Z

Installation

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	*Download the whole tt5 folder. In your shell:		*Download the whole tt5 folder. In your shell:
	wget -r -np -nH -e robots=off -R "index.html*" http://dyrdex.com/tt5/		wget -r -np -nH -e robots=off -R "index.html*" http://dyrdex.com/tt5/


	*Run your tt++ executable with the path to my init script:		*Run your tt++ executable with the path to my init script:

Admin at 14:58, 16 November 2025

2025-11-16T14:58:50Z

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	Please note - this package is a stripped down code base and I don't actually run this exact code. Thus - you may find bugs here - contact me if you're having a problem.		Please note - this package is a stripped down code base and I don't actually run this exact code. Thus - you may find bugs here - contact me if you're having a problem.

			=Overview=

			'''What You Get:'''
			*MSDP enabled by default
			*Connection Management (saved characters list, passwords, groups, etc)
			*Character Configuration Options
			**Easily add custom configs for each char/race/class/org/run/anything
			*Session Control (session switching, sending commands to other sessions, etc)
			*Easy Development Controls (aliasing for loading/killing a dev test file)
			*Module support
			**Easily add/remove your own custom modules
			*Three Example Modules
			**Global Data Share (read/write data from a global file across all sessions, with live updates)
			**Logging
			**Speedwalks (some rudimentary realms speedwalks)

Admin at 14:49, 16 November 2025

2025-11-16T14:49:02Z

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	This is my 5th generation of a tintin++ suite for realms, so it's named tt5.		This is my 5th generation of a tintin++ suite for realms, so it's named tt5.

	~~This~~ is ~~pretty~~ much ~~in constant beta~~, ~~so if you use~~ it and ~~find a bug let me know~~.		The intention here is to provide a very basic yet versatile character configuration system. I have a much more robust version that I actually use to play that includes much more functionality, many modules, etc, but it's a mess of my own insanity. This release is an attempt to strip things down to a very basic framework for public usage that gives anybody the ability to get connected and play the game - plus build up their own scripts and modules as they see fit. This should be seen as an empty framework for you to develop within. This is not code to play the game for you, this is basic character connection stuff mostly, similar to zMud's basic profile management menus.

	~~The intention here~~ is ~~to provide~~ a ~~very basic yet versatile character configuration system. I have a much more robust version that~~ I actually ~~use to play that includes much more functionality, many modules, etc, but it's a mess of my own insanity~~. ~~This release is an attempt to strip down to a basic framework for public usage that gives anybody the ability to get connected and build up your own scripts and modules as~~ you ~~see fit. This should be seen as an empty framework for~~ you ~~to develop within. It does not provide any "in-game" functionality, it is merely~~ a ~~character connection and configuration program~~.		Please note - this package is a stripped down code base and I don't actually run this exact code. Thus - you may find bugs here - contact me if you're having a problem.

Admin: /* Examples */

2022-11-16T06:41:41Z

Examples

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	*If you want to flag your character with a seth run script:		*If you want to flag your character with a seth run script:
	1. Place your script into tt5/runs/		1. Place your script into tt5/runs/
	2. flag run seth (will read ~~tt4~~/runs/seth.tin at login)		2. flag run seth (will read tt5/runs/seth.tin at login)
	*To flag yourself with a spellbot type script:		*To flag yourself with a spellbot type script:
	1. Place your script into tt5/bots/		1. Place your script into tt5/bots/
	2. flag bot spellbot		2. flag bot spellbot (will read tt5/runs/spellbot.tin at login)
	*If you want to assign yourself a flag named 'butthead' thats reads in a file named 'fart.tin':		*If you want to assign yourself a flag named 'butthead' thats reads in a file named 'fart.tin':
	1. Place your script into tt5/misc/		1. Place your script into tt5/misc/

Admin: /* Scripting Aliases */

2022-04-25T20:43:31Z

Scripting Aliases

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	saveglobal; (saves it all back to the global file)		saveglobal; (saves it all back to the global file)

	Remember to always have code 'loadglobal' before setting new global 'stuff' so it picks up most recent contributions from other ~~sesions~~.		Remember to always have your code do 'loadglobal' before setting new global 'stuff' so it picks up most recent contributions from other sessions.

	==Logging Module==		==Logging Module==

Admin at 12:10, 23 April 2022

2022-04-23T12:10:59Z

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	This is my 5th generation of a tintin++ suite for realms, so it's named tt5.		This is my 5th generation of a tintin++ suite for realms, so it's named tt5.

			This is pretty much in constant beta, so if you use it and find a bug let me know.

	The intention here is to provide a very basic yet versatile character configuration system. I have a much more robust version that I actually use to play that includes much more functionality, many modules, etc, but it's a mess of my own insanity. This release is an attempt to strip down to a basic framework for public usage that gives anybody the ability to get connected and build up your own scripts and modules as you see fit. This should be seen as an empty framework for you to develop within. It does not provide any "in-game" functionality, it is merely a character connection and configuration program.		The intention here is to provide a very basic yet versatile character configuration system. I have a much more robust version that I actually use to play that includes much more functionality, many modules, etc, but it's a mess of my own insanity. This release is an attempt to strip down to a basic framework for public usage that gives anybody the ability to get connected and build up your own scripts and modules as you see fit. This should be seen as an empty framework for you to develop within. It does not provide any "in-game" functionality, it is merely a character connection and configuration program.

Admin: /* Development Script */

2022-04-22T12:44:10Z

Development Script

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	=Development Script=		=Development Script=
	~~The~~ file at tt5/test_script.tin can be easily read/killed for development using these aliases;		I provide a file at tt5/test_script.tin can be easily read/killed for development using these provided aliases;

	teston Reads in tt5/test_script.tin into 'testing' class;		teston Reads in tt5/test_script.tin into 'testing' class;
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	My advice is to have an editor open editing/saving that file, while you have tintin open alongside doing teston/testoff/rtest		My advice is to have an editor open editing/saving that file, while you have tintin open alongside doing teston/testoff/rtest



	=MSDP=		=MSDP=

Admin: /* Scripting Aliases */

2022-04-22T12:42:06Z

Scripting Aliases

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	===Scripting Aliases===		===Scripting Aliases===
	For your own scripting purposes, ~~there are built-in~~ aliases to save/load this 'global' file:		For your own scripting purposes, I've provided you with aliases to save/load this 'global' file:
	loadglobal (reads in tt5/data/global.tin)		loadglobal (reads in tt5/data/global.tin)
	saveglobal (writes out tt5/data/global.tin)		saveglobal (writes out tt5/data/global.tin)
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	Remember to always have code 'loadglobal' before setting new global 'stuff' so it picks up most recent contributions from other sesions.		Remember to always have code 'loadglobal' before setting new global 'stuff' so it picks up most recent contributions from other sesions.










	==Logging Module==		==Logging Module==

Admin: /* Session Aliases */

2022-04-22T12:41:44Z

Session Aliases

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	===Session Aliases===		===Session Aliases===
	~~Globally~~ accessible aliases to access/control any active session:		I've provided automatically configured globally accessible aliases to access/control any active session:
	Each character name (AND nickname) is an alias to control that session		Each character name (AND nickname) is an alias to control that session