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Zivilyn
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Mon 02 Jul 2001 01:08 AM (UTC) [ quote
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Is it possible to connect to the IMC with this windows version of smaug?
Also.. why don't some of the commands in thw wizhelp and 'commands' work? like "rignore" "rsockets" etc?
And lastly.. anyone know of an easy way to implement COLOR for players to add color to thier TITLES, Imm's Room descriptions, Chat, etc?
Thanks!
Zivilyn,
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Zivilyn
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Reply #1 on Mon 02 Jul 2001 01:41 AM (UTC) [ quote
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I mean.. the IMC command doesn't even work (to my knowledge)
I type IMC in smaug, and get "Huh?"..
Anyone?
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Nick Gammon
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Reply #2 on Mon 02 Jul 2001 10:19 PM (UTC) [ quote
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A lot of source files have this in them:
#ifdef USE_IMC
However USE_IMC does not seem defined anywhere.
Looking at Makefile I see the following:
#Uncomment the next three comments below if you want to use IMC
#USE_IMC = -DUSE_IMC
#IMC_OFILES = imc.o imc-mail.o imc-interp.o imc-util.o imc-config.o \
# imc-events.o imc-version.o imc-mercbase.o ice.o icec.o icec-mercbase.o
#IMC_CFILES = imc.c imc-mail.c imc-interp.c imc-util.c imc-config.c \
# imc-events.c imc-version.c imc-mercbase.c ice.c icec.c icec-mercbase.c
Therefore I guess you would have to do just that, uncomment those lines, recompile, and you should have IMC available.
'rignore' and 'rsockets' seem to be IMC commands, so that would be related to the first problem.
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And lastly.. anyone know of an easy way to implement COLOR for players to add color to thier TITLES, Imm's Room descriptions, Chat, etc?
You would need to find the place in the source where it does those things (eg. shows the title) and change ch_printf to ch_printf_color.
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