Altaric's Lobby Client - Revision history

Koshi: made historical

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made historical

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			{{Historical}}
	Altaric's Lobby Client is an alternative lobby client developed by Altaric. Its features are added on top of the basic client, rather than as a complete reimplementation, so you can (for the most part) use it just like the basic client. Most of the additional features are contained in "AltaMod" tabs.		Altaric's Lobby Client is an alternative lobby client developed by Altaric. Its features are added on top of the basic client, rather than as a complete reimplementation, so you can (for the most part) use it just like the basic client. Most of the additional features are contained in "AltaMod" tabs.

ZellSF at 17:44, 18 January 2008

2008-01-18T17:44:37Z

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	~~OUTDATED - WILL NOT WORK ON CURRENT MAIN SERVER~~

	Altaric's Lobby Client is an alternative lobby client developed by Altaric. Its features are added on top of the basic client, rather than as a complete reimplementation, so you can (for the most part) use it just like the basic client. Most of the additional features are contained in "AltaMod" tabs.		Altaric's Lobby Client is an alternative lobby client developed by Altaric. Its features are added on top of the basic client, rather than as a complete reimplementation, so you can (for the most part) use it just like the basic client. Most of the additional features are contained in "AltaMod" tabs.

ZellSF at 17:44, 18 January 2008

2008-01-18T17:44:04Z

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			OUTDATED - WILL NOT WORK ON CURRENT MAIN SERVER

	Altaric's Lobby Client is an alternative lobby client developed by Altaric. Its features are added on top of the basic client, rather than as a complete reimplementation, so you can (for the most part) use it just like the basic client. Most of the additional features are contained in "AltaMod" tabs.		Altaric's Lobby Client is an alternative lobby client developed by Altaric. Its features are added on top of the basic client, rather than as a complete reimplementation, so you can (for the most part) use it just like the basic client. Most of the additional features are contained in "AltaMod" tabs.

Zenka at 15:49, 8 May 2006

2006-05-08T15:49:19Z

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	Altaric's Lobby Client is an alternative lobby client developed by Altaric. Its features are added on top of the basic client, rather than as a complete reimplementation, so you can (for the most part) use it just like the basic client. Most of the additional features are contained in "AltaMod" tabs.~~<br>~~		Altaric's Lobby Client is an alternative lobby client developed by Altaric. Its features are added on top of the basic client, rather than as a complete reimplementation, so you can (for the most part) use it just like the basic client. Most of the additional features are contained in "AltaMod" tabs.

	~~It can be downloaded [http://membres.lycos.fr/altaric2/TASpring_modified_client.zip here].<br>~~



	The client's nicest feature is a system of macros that makes hosting battles much easier. You can configure administration permissions for these macros for individual users, and even use them to run automated dedicated hosts.		The client's nicest feature is a system of macros that makes hosting battles much easier. You can configure administration permissions for these macros for individual users, and even use them to run automated dedicated hosts.
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	==Installation==		==Installation==

			Download it from: [http://membres.lycos.fr/altaric2/TASpring_modified_client.zip here].

	Place all three files from the zip file to your TASpring directory. Then run the modified lobby client program. Creating a shortcut to it on your desktop or in your start menu would probably be a good idea.		Place all three files from the zip file to your TASpring directory. Then run the modified lobby client program. Creating a shortcut to it on your desktop or in your start menu would probably be a good idea.

Zenka at 15:48, 8 May 2006

2006-05-08T15:48:55Z

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	Altaric's Lobby Client is an alternative lobby client developed by Altaric. Its features are added on top of the basic client, rather than as a complete reimplementation, so you can (for the most part) use it just like the basic client. Most of the additional features are contained in "AltaMod" tabs.		Altaric's Lobby Client is an alternative lobby client developed by Altaric. Its features are added on top of the basic client, rather than as a complete reimplementation, so you can (for the most part) use it just like the basic client. Most of the additional features are contained in "AltaMod" tabs.<br>

			It can be downloaded [http://membres.lycos.fr/altaric2/TASpring_modified_client.zip here].<br>



	The client's nicest feature is a system of macros that makes hosting battles much easier. You can configure administration permissions for these macros for individual users, and even use them to run automated dedicated hosts.		The client's nicest feature is a system of macros that makes hosting battles much easier. You can configure administration permissions for these macros for individual users, and even use them to run automated dedicated hosts.

Egarwaen: Formatting correction.

2006-04-30T18:23:01Z

Formatting correction.

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Egarwaen: Added !gameinfo docs.

2006-04-25T17:36:32Z

Added !gameinfo docs.

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	Example Usage: !ally egarwaen 3 - Force me on to team 3.		Example Usage: !ally egarwaen 3 - Force me on to team 3.

			==!gameinfo==

			Displays the amount of time since the game began. May eventually display more information. Only usable in the lobby of an active game.

Egarwaen: Update for new version.

2006-04-25T17:30:55Z

Update for new version.

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	One of the first things you'll want to do before hosting a battle is add yourself to the admin list with a high rights value. This will let you use any macros.		One of the first things you'll want to do before hosting a battle is add yourself to the admin list with a high rights value. This will let you use any macros.

	~~Due to a bug in the client, the <nowiki>*</nowiki>:0 entry ''must'' be the first entry in the file.~~

	==Friends and Foes==		==Friends and Foes==
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	Example Usage: /ignore SomeLamer - Stop hearing anything SomeLamer says.		Example Usage: /ignore SomeLamer - Stop hearing anything SomeLamer says.

			==/befriend==

			Adds someone to your [[#Friends and Foes\|Friends]] list.

			Example Usage: /befriend Altaric - Add Altaric to your friends list.

	=Macro Commands=		=Macro Commands=
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	==!kick==		==!kick==

	Kick a player from the game. Takes one argument, the name of the player to kick. Note that kicking the host is ~~probably~~ impossible~~, or at least a bad idea~~.		Kick a player from the game. Takes one argument, the name of the player to kick. Note that kicking the host of the game is impossible.

	Example Usage: !kick egarwaen - Kicks me from a game.		Example Usage: !kick egarwaen - Kicks me from a game.
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	==!ban==		==!ban==

	Kick a player from a game and ban them, adding them to the server's ban list. Note that banning a host is ~~probably~~ impossible~~, or at least a ''really'' bad idea~~.		Kick a player from a game and ban them, adding them to the server's ban list. Note that banning the host of the game is impossible.

	Example Usage: !ban egarwaen - Bans me from a game. Not sure why you'd want to.		Example Usage: !ban egarwaen - Bans me from a game. Not sure why you'd want to.

			==!closebattle==

			Closes the battle. Note that if this is used on a dedicated server, the owner of the server will need to manually re-open the battle.

	==!exit==		==!exit==
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	PMs you the contents of the [[#Rights\|Rights]] Tab.		PMs you the contents of the [[#Rights\|Rights]] Tab.

			==!ghosted==

			Toggles the "Ghosted Buildings" setting. If this is on, once one of your units has seen an enemy structure, that structure will be permanently marked on your map.

			==!ring==

			Lets you ring a player. This works the same way as the [[#/ring\|/ring]] command, but it can be used by people other than the host if they have sufficient rights.

			==!ally==

			Forcibly changes the alliance of a player. Use is !ally name ally. Note that the name is case-sensitive!

			Example Usage: !ally egarwaen 3 - Force me on to team 3.

Egarwaen: /* !lockspeed */ Documented game speed locking behaviour.

2006-04-18T20:10:05Z

!lockspeed: Documented game speed locking behaviour.

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	!lockspeed min max - locks the game between the given minimum and maximum speeds.		!lockspeed min max - locks the game between the given minimum and maximum speeds.

			Using lockspeed will toggle whether or not the game speed is locked.

	==!rights==		==!rights==

Egarwaen: /* !welcometype */ Documented command.

2006-04-18T20:09:13Z

!welcometype: Documented command.

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	==!welcometype==		==!welcometype==

	Sets the type of the welcome message to PM or chat. ~~Not sure how~~ this ~~works~~.		Sets the type of the welcome message to PM or chat. Using this command will toggle the welcome type. So if it's set to Chat, !welcometype will set it to PM, and if it's set to PM, !welcometype will set it to Chat.

	==!mincpu==		==!mincpu==