00:00:01.66 This is a follow-on from my previous video 00:00:03.93 showing MUSHclient being used on Aardwolf with lots of plugins running. 00:00:09.36 Some people have been asking me: where do they get these plugins from? 00:00:12.80 So, this is going to show how to install them. 00:00:16.00 To make things easier I have packaged up most of the plugins into a .zip file 00:00:20.43 which you can get from this address here: 00:00:23.86 mushclient.com/files/mushclient/Aardwolf/AardwolfPlugins2009.zip 00:00:28.00 The address is on the "info" box for this video, so you should be able to click on it. 00:00:30.26 This is the file here, AardwolfPlugins2009.zip 00:00:42.80 So I'll right-click on that, "save as", and I'll put that on the desktop. 00:00:51.80 That will download in a few seconds as it is only 34Kb. 00:00:56.90 Double-click that to open it, and we'll find in here a directory: "Aardwolf" 00:01:01.63 which has got the plugins in it. 00:01:06.90 These are the various plugins that I demonstrated in the other video. 00:01:12.50 Now what we need to do is put those inside the plugins directory for MUSHclient. 00:01:17.00 There are a couple of ways you can find that - if you have MUSHclient icon you can 00:01:20.96 right-click on that, go to Properties, Find Target and there's your MUSHclient folder. 00:01:29.13 Or, if you don't have the icon hanging around you can go to the Start menu 00:01:35.00 - Run, and type: \Program Files\MUSHclient 00:01:38.36 - click OK, and there's the MUSHclient directory. 00:01:43.56 It won't necessarily be under Program Files if you are installing under Vista or Windows 7 00:01:50.70 then you might want to put the MUSHclient folder somewhere else because of system permissions. 00:01:55.10 Inside the MUSHclient folder is a "Worlds" folder, open that 00:01:58.70 and inside the "Worlds" folder is a "Plugins" folder. 00:02:03.36 Inside the plugins folder are the plugins that ship with MUSHclient. 00:02:08.66 There should be a folder here called "state" - that's where plugins save window positions 00:02:14.20 and things like that. Now if you find that "state" folder is not there 00:02:19.76 Like, if the window just looks like this, all you have to do is File menu 00:02:23.06 New, Folder, and type in the word "state" and now you have a "state" folder 00:02:29.10 which is needed for saving where things are. 00:02:32.43 Now once we have done that, all we do is drag from the .zip file, the Aardwolf plugins folder 00:02:39.70 to the plugins directory. So now we should have two subdirectories 00:02:46.56 the "state" subdirectory, and the "Aardwolf" subdirectory. 00:02:50.63 We close the .zip file and we now have the plugins in the right spot ready to be used. 00:02:59.73 Start MUSHclient up, I've configured it to automatically log into Aardwolf 00:03:03.53 so this is now a standard Aardwolf/MUSHclient configuration without any plugins. 00:03:12.16 We can check the version of MUSHclient, I am using 4.43 which is the latest available. 00:03:22.83 To install we go to File menu - Plugins. 00:03:28.10 Right now there are no plugins installed, so we click on "Add". 00:03:32.53 We want the plugins that we just downloaded so we look in the Aardwolf directory. 00:03:36.93 I tried to add them all once but that didn't work, so I am now clicking each individual 00:03:43.16 plugin and saying "open", adding that, and moving onto the next one. 00:04:00.86 00:04:22.70 Close. 00:04:25.00 Straight-away, one window has appeared which is the help window. 00:04:29.36 To make room for all these plugins I'll make the main window larger, like so. 00:04:34.63 The help tells you various useful things about Aardwolf and you can just click on the 00:04:41.66 arrows to see the various pieces of help. 00:04:43.20 And then if I want to see information about myself I hit "config". 00:04:51.43 So I'll minimise those. 00:04:54.56 As we start moving around our stats start updating. 00:04:58.30 We can just click on these windows and drag them around. 00:05:02.00 So I might put that over there. 00:05:04.30 Down near the bottom the experience bar is now showing my experience. 00:05:08.20 If I type in "map" I'll see the Aylor map. I'm at the "recall" point. 00:05:16.16 If I start moving around the Big Map will appear as well. 00:05:18.86 I might maximise that, and that, to give myself room for all this stuff. 00:05:26.63 Put the map there maybe, the help over here and the status over there. 00:05:37.53 If I look at some help the help window should pop up. I might put that over there. 00:05:46.73 If I do "cp check" my campaign window will appear. 00:05:54.83 And if I go to the Questor, let me see, "find questor", run 7 south. 00:06:08.36 "get quest" - pfffft. "quest request" - ah it doesn't look if I can do that just yet. 00:06:18.20 But if I was to get a quest then the quest window would appear as well. 00:06:22.23 That's basically it. If I save that now everything should save and it will remember 00:06:28.03 the positions of everything, so if I was to close that, and start it up again 00:06:35.10 it'll put things back where they were. (mutters) 00:06:48.90 So that's basically it - if I look at my plugins list I can see all the plugins I installed. 00:07:00.66 Now if you find the maps getting in the way, you can click on one like the big map, 00:07:06.76 "disable", "close", and now the big map is temporarily gone. 00:07:11.30 And you can do Plugins - Big Map - "Enable" to put it back. 00:07:26.00 So now if I run to Verume, for example. Er, "recall", "runto verume". 00:07:34.33 You should see us moving around on the big map to Verume, and on the small map as well. 00:07:47.00 So, that's how to install the Aardwolf plugins in MUSHclient. Thanks for watching.