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− | We have an | + | We have an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Relay_Chat IRC] channel on freenode that gets some traffic. There's a fair amount of development talk there, but there's plenty more to be had. |
== Joining the IRC Channel == | == Joining the IRC Channel == | ||
− | Pick your favorite | + | Pick your favorite [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IRC_clients IRC client] and connect to freenode. You can connect to the server irc.freenode.net, then join #armagetron using the user interface of your IRC client or the command "/join #armagetron" |
Once there, you'll find plenty to talk about, I'm sure. | Once there, you'll find plenty to talk about, I'm sure. | ||
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There's a bot there that gives some additional features. For a list of stuff, type: | There's a bot there that gives some additional features. For a list of stuff, type: | ||
− | #list | + | #list |
Then, for example for the Weather module, do: | Then, for example for the Weather module, do: | ||
− | #list Weather | + | #list Weather |
− | This combination will register you as a user of the bot and give you access to more features, such as | + | This combination will register you as a user of the bot and give you access to more features, such as a welcome message (herald): |
− | / | + | /msg armabot register <username> <password> |
− | |||
− | + | After registering you need to identify to armabot using | |
+ | |||
+ | /msg armabot identify <username> <password> | ||
After you've registered, you can leave a note for another registered user like this: | After you've registered, you can leave a note for another registered user like this: | ||
− | # | + | #message Lucifer_arma You're a prick |
− | When the other user | + | When the other user comes into the channel and says something armabot will automatically deliver the notes as private messages. To see which users have notes waiting to be delivered use |
#notes | #notes | ||
− | You can also get RSS feeds, math calculations and conversions, coin-flipping, and other neat things. It's intended that we'll provide a module to query servers and see who's playing where, but that's not yet implemented. | + | You can also get RSS feeds, math calculations and conversions, coin-flipping, and other neat things. It's intended that we'll provide a module to query servers and see who's playing where, but that's not yet implemented. You can get a list of servers and the number of users playing there with the command #armaservers (somehow unreliable, but usually it works) or get help on a console command in arma using #armaconfig. |
So have fun with it! | So have fun with it! |
Revision as of 08:33, 27 July 2006
We have an IRC channel on freenode that gets some traffic. There's a fair amount of development talk there, but there's plenty more to be had.
Joining the IRC Channel
Pick your favorite IRC client and connect to freenode. You can connect to the server irc.freenode.net, then join #armagetron using the user interface of your IRC client or the command "/join #armagetron"
Once there, you'll find plenty to talk about, I'm sure.
The Armabot
There's a bot there that gives some additional features. For a list of stuff, type:
#list
Then, for example for the Weather module, do:
#list Weather
This combination will register you as a user of the bot and give you access to more features, such as a welcome message (herald):
/msg armabot register <username> <password>
After registering you need to identify to armabot using
/msg armabot identify <username> <password>
After you've registered, you can leave a note for another registered user like this:
- message Lucifer_arma You're a prick
When the other user comes into the channel and says something armabot will automatically deliver the notes as private messages. To see which users have notes waiting to be delivered use
- notes
You can also get RSS feeds, math calculations and conversions, coin-flipping, and other neat things. It's intended that we'll provide a module to query servers and see who's playing where, but that's not yet implemented. You can get a list of servers and the number of users playing there with the command #armaservers (somehow unreliable, but usually it works) or get help on a console command in arma using #armaconfig.
So have fun with it!