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Outputs a status message to either PM (default) or the game channel if "public_status" flag is set. | Outputs a status message to either PM (default) or the game channel if "public_status" flag is set. | ||
during testing exec auto sets the public_status flag for every player, but players can unflag it if they want | |||
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Revision as of 22:03, 15 May 2014
IRCiv is a little game (and game engine of sorts) for building stuff like in "Civilization"-branded games.
It is run as a script by the exec bot, which usually lurks in the #civ channel on irc.sylnt.us IRC server. Anyone welcome to come check out progress or have a tinker. Must be registered and identified with NickServ to be an IRCiv player.
Commands
IRCiv commands must start with the exec alias "civ" unless an alias lock is set (which is the case by default).
Quick start guide
help or ?
status
Outputs a status message to either PM (default) or the game channel if "public_status" flag is set.
during testing exec auto sets the public_status flag for every player, but players can unflag it if they want
flag
syntax: [civ] flag name
flags recognised:
- public_status
outputs player active unit status to game channel instead of private message
- grid
paints gridlines on map images
example:
flag public_status
unflag
syntax: [civ] unflag name
set
syntax: [civ] set key=value
unset
syntax: [civ] unset key
Active unit movement
up or u down or d left or l right or r
after movement command, status is automatically shown
if unit successfully moves, the active unit will be cycled to the next available unit
units can't move off map or off landmasses
if "public_status" flag isn't set (which is the case by default), it's probably easier to enter movement commands in the exec PM window, though they will still be recognised in the game channel; you will just have to change to PM window to see status
Building a city
build or b
only settlers can build cities
Website
A simple website @ http://irciv.port119.net/ has been set up to access map images output by the IRC script.
A demo can be accessed here: http://irciv.port119.net/?pid=1
Development
Developer(s): crutchy
Development journal entries
http://soylentnews.org/~crutchy/journal/386
http://soylentnews.org/~crutchy/journal/381
http://soylentnews.org/~crutchy/journal/379
http://soylentnews.org/~crutchy/journal/367
http://soylentnews.org/~crutchy/journal/357