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Oct 2, 2005, 9:26pm

Hello all,
This page [ http://terraforge.chatrelaybot.info/ ] about the TerraForge
bot seems not realy alive anymore. I read something about the maker,
Tony, quitting AW.
Is that correct? And is the bot also discontinued because of that? Isn't
there someone else who can continue with the source? Or maybe with the
idea of TerraForge at all?
This would be a great bot, mainly because it can run on linux. It would
be a sinn if this idea just.. dies.
Greetings, Lode

Jan 28, 2006, 1:22pm

Hi Steve R,

Xelagot can make a propdump and elevdump. Although it can not make an
atdump as far as I remember.

Steve R schreef:
> I don't have direct access to the server my world is hosted on, however
> I need a way to backup my world, I remember seeing a bot a long time ago
> that did this with a caretaker account and did propdump, atdump and
> elevdump / loads.
>
> If anyone knows what I'm talking about, let me know..
>
> Thanks

May 29, 2006, 7:15pm

You'll probably get the problem with Andras' modular fixed, but if not;
I thought Magine's MagsBot could do this. In the actions tab > build tab
> instant woods (on terrain).

http://www.turtleflight.com/magine/mb.html


Talisan schreef:
> By any chance has anyone ever made a bot, or script for a bot to randomly
> plant objects in a world based on terrain height?
>
>

Jul 24, 2006, 6:15pm

Just what Ciena said, see
http://www.imatowns.com/xelagot/xlgtopicghosts.html

-Lode

Data26 schreef:
> I saw this for the 1st time ever.
> Just wanting to know what it means or if its anything to be worried about.
>
> Note that i masked the name of the tourist and there IP to protect there
> identity.
> I changed there name to tourist and there IP to 0.0.0.0
>
>
> 08:23:27 VRT: "tourist" enters s# 23328 at 0.0n 0.0w 1.5a 0
> 08:23:27 VRT: "tourist" = ip 0.0.0.0
> 08:39:08 VRT: "tourist" exits s# 23328=0.0.0.0 at 0.7n 0.6w 0.5a 5
> 08:40:45 VRT: "tourist" enters s# 23328=0.0.0.0 at 0.7n 0.6w 0.5a 5
> 08:43:47 VRT: "tourist" exits s# 23328=0.0.0.0 at 0.7n 0.6w 0.5a 5
> 08:44:08 VRT: "tourist" enters s# 23345 at 0.7n 0.6w 0.5a 5
> 08:44:08 VRT: "tourist" = ip 0.0.0.0
> 08:46:24 VRT: "tourist" enters s# 23345=0.0.0.0 at 25.1s 11.5e 5.9a 21
> 08:46:24 VRT: "tourist" with duplicate ghost session number 23345 replaced
> in database, ghost rejected
> 08:47:51 VRT: LAN notes: duplicate ghost session number 23345 timed out on
> server, avatar name received "tourist" ,in present database "tourist"
> 08:47:51 VRT: Duplicate ghost avatar "tourist" exits s# 23345=0.0.0.0 at
> 25.1s 11.5e 5.9a 45
> 08:47:58 VRT: "tourist" exits s# 23345=0.0.0.0 at 25.1s 11.5e 5.9a 45
> 08:48:00 VRT: "tourist" enters s# 23346 at 25.9s 10.1e 5.9a 106
> 08:48:00 VRT: "tourist" = ip 0.0.0.0
> 08:48:08 VRT: "tourist" exits s# 23346=0.0.0.0 at 26.0s 10.3e 5.4a 253
>
>

Nov 20, 2005, 8:51pm

I always bounce to a non existing world, works too.
So, just go to the menu Teleport, To.. and fill in some random letters
in the world field and press enter.

Lady NightHawk schreef:
> It would be nice to have a *bounce world* right at the top of the list, that
> is alwasy closed but usuable for bouncing ... this would be helpful in that
> we'd know where the world is (at the top ... say it's called .Bounce.
> note periods before and after) and that it's used exclusively for bouncing
> thus needs no objects or GZ, etc. It would save us from *looking for a
> closed world* for one thing and also from bouncing off of private worlds in
> which if you use that world too often it's thought you are trying to
> *invade* :o/
>
> As it is now I bounce offa aw3d worlds that are closed but I hafta scroll
> down the list to find them. It would be nice to have such a world right at
> the top and for that sole purpose!
>
> Hugzzz if you can get that done chrispeg :o}
>
> LNH
>
>

Mar 25, 2006, 10:38am

Very useful indeed! Especially for educational use, teachers who can
manage their students.

equin0x schreef:
> I'd never think of this.. Probally because not many users would have
> multiple accounts, let alone more than 10.
>
> That's like $700+ just for accounts you have there!
>
> But yes, I see your point.. could be useful to some users, and maybe other
> universes.
>
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Jun 23, 2006, 7:38pm

You can use Andras' Adminbots, http://www.andras.net/tools.html#adminbot
I use them to make backups reguraly and they hide in the tray :)

Lode


Lady NightHawk schreef:
> At some time hopefully in the *near future* can we please have the following
> for World Server / Admin:
>
> 1) World Servers that can have a primary place to connect from, a secondary
> to connect from, perhaps even a third backup place to connect from? An
> example here is that sista hosts our three worlds, for whatever reason her
> connection poops out (sorry Angel, Star, Dwagon ... I know how you like that
> word LOL). So all three of our worlds poof. This is NOT necessary since I
> also have a world server. I wasn't here to manually reconnect. It would be
> nice if we could tell the world server software that hers is the primary
> connection BUT IF that connection is lost, go to the secondary connection
> (mine), and possibly even a backup. Is that too much to ask? Perhaps
> identify priority of server coonections by the CT's IPs ... I know, not all
> world server's may be on a static IP but for those that are it's better than
> no worlds at all. You have it so it can autoconnect ... if you tell it you
> can connect *from here*, or *from there*, that would be so much better. I
> was able to restart all three worlds once I got home but if you can do what
> I suggest then there'd be alot less need for manual startups. Had I not have
> had a server here I'd of had to wait for her server to reconnect. You could
> even get fancy and if my backup server isn't online the program could find
> my IP and start it LOL.
>
> 2) Windows rather than MS_Dos for world server? It just looks so old LOL Or
> at least allow that window to minimize in the system tray ... it's annoying
> to have it stickin out there where I don't wanna see it.
>
> 3) Admin ... why not have the admin screen at least offer to do dumps
> automatically before closing, or periodically? Why is everything manual
> considering the technology and abilities of today's computers? I'd suggest
> having the dumps done daily or weekly *automatically*, renaming them and
> saving them to the main folder like: aeonprop062306.txt, aeonat062306.txt,
> aeonelev062306.txt; sistaavsprop062306.txt and so on. That way the previous
> isn't overwritten by the current save. Having the world name and date in
> each saved file is a good idea too!
>
> LNH
>
>
>
>
>

Jun 23, 2006, 11:39pm

> Yes I've tried it but the problem there is they use a bot function up. That
> leaves me only two bots in world where now I have three. Besides, why can't
> it be a serverside function? Inquiring minds wanna know LOL.
>
> LNH

The Adminbot connects to the worldserver, with the pass of the
worldserver, no connection to the universe. And so it wouldn't take any
bot# away I guess.

> Speaking of AdminBot tho, is it 4.1 compatible? Will it save particles,
> movers, zones, etc?

The changelog at the site says it was made 4.1 compatible.

Lode

Aug 7, 2005, 12:14pm

HighFlier schreef:
> Very interesting test I must say
>
> "GSK" <gameshowkid at gmail.com <mailto:gameshowkid at gmail.com>> wrote
> in message news:42f61486$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
>
> Testing ability to post..
>

seems to work :)

Dec 17, 2005, 10:50am

Why are you using old HTML code, and the much better CSS code both in
one piece of code?
Please use CSS, and for the color (and the underline) use this
a { color: #336699;
text-decoration: none; }

A good tutorial which helped me was www.w3schools.com

DaBean schreef:
> Furthermore, Fun With Links! You can change the color of a specific
> link by adding a <font> tag in the link: eg:
> <a href="http://yourpage.com"><font color="#336699">Link Text
> here</font></a>
>
> As well, you can remove the underline from your links by adding this
> text in the page head after title.
>
> <html><head><title>PageTitle</title>
> <style>
> <!--
> a {text-decoration: none}
> -->
> </style>
> </head>
>
>
> Bean.
>
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Feb 5, 2006, 4:08pm

There is a (also) beginning wiki about AW on http://awe.3db.nl/wiki/
It is intended for AW Europe, but it is about AW in general, so could be
useful.

Gnu32 schreef:
> (except SW City's, but..)
>
> http://aw.sintry.net , where art thou? It had good potential and could
> have been very useful if more people updated it.
>
> I was infact about to post a message asking people to come forth and
> contribute what they can, but i tried it just now and it's gone.
>
> Hope its just an outage

Apr 18, 2006, 7:48pm

A great tool :) Thanks joe!
This is what I realy missed about AW as a communication prog.

I hope you're helped with some little problems I encounter? :)
When I rightclick the trayicon and select read telegrams, nothing happens.

And some very minor thing is that when I launch the uni and login as
another citizen the program seems to think that it is the same cit.
Anyway, when I login as another citizen, and send a telegram to my own,
close the browser, then the messenger doesn't notify me of new grams.
Not something that will occur very often, but it does when testing out
this app :)

Btw, this citizen sdk, is this something that is/will come public?

Again thanks for making this app!

Greetings, Lode


joeman schreef:
> This is the first release of AW Messenger, a little application that
> sits in your system tray and notifies you about unread telegrams. No
> need to have AW open all day, just have this little utility running. You
> also dont need to close it to open AW, it will automatically disconnect
> from AW when it detects that AW is running, and reconnect when it
> detects that you've closed AW.
>
> It's a little experimental at the moment, so I would appreciate any
> feedback or bug reports to john at fakeplastic.com .
>
> To use, just edit in your login information into the settings.ini, and
> launch AWmessenger.exe.
>
> http://john.fakeplastic.com/d/awmessenger.zip
>
> -Joe
> Happy easter!

Apr 18, 2006, 7:50pm

Oh, forgot something.

As the app is realy logging in as me, is it also possible to make a
contact list?

L3D schreef:
> A great tool :) Thanks joe!
> This is what I realy missed about AW as a communication prog.
>
> I hope you're helped with some little problems I encounter? :)
> When I rightclick the trayicon and select read telegrams, nothing happens.
>
> And some very minor thing is that when I launch the uni and login as
> another citizen the program seems to think that it is the same cit.
> Anyway, when I login as another citizen, and send a telegram to my own,
> close the browser, then the messenger doesn't notify me of new grams.
> Not something that will occur very often, but it does when testing out
> this app :)
>
> Btw, this citizen sdk, is this something that is/will come public?
>
> Again thanks for making this app!
>
> Greetings, Lode
>
>
> joeman schreef:

Jun 9, 2006, 7:36pm

I thought those colors where in 3.6 allready.

Mauz schreef:
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