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| + | *** Ogre dev Kannkor -- Logs Kannkor in and loads the development version of the bot. | ||
| + | *** Ogre dev -- Loads the development version of the bot for the current character. | ||
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*** Old way: run ogre kannkor -- Would log the toon "Kannkor" in, and load the bot. | *** Old way: run ogre kannkor -- Would log the toon "Kannkor" in, and load the bot. | ||
*** New way: ogre kannkor | *** New way: ogre kannkor | ||
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*** Old way: run ogre -- Would load the bot on your character (that is already logged in). | *** Old way: run ogre -- Would load the bot on your character (that is already logged in). | ||
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Revision as of 00:56, 18 July 2010
ISXOgre: Getting Started
NOTE: ISXOgre is still in testing. For now, both ISXOgre commands and old commands (run ogre) will both work.
- Getting the file.
- For the time being, the file is on the SVN. It sits inside the "Extensions" folder. Copy the file (ISXOgre.dll) and paste it into your Innerspace/Extensions folder.
- Loading ISXOgre.
- In the console, type: ext ISXOgre
- Access to the development versoin
- "Ogre dev" instead of "Ogre"
- Examples:
- Ogre dev Kannkor -- Logs Kannkor in and loads the development version of the bot.
- Ogre dev -- Loads the development version of the bot for the current character.
- ISXOgre load commands.
- When ISXOgre is first loaded, it checks to see if ISXEQ2 is active, if it isn't, it tries to load ISXEQ2 for you.
- It also prepares our skin.
- (Note: Ogre.iss (run ogre) did both of these things also. So this isn't new).
- Using ISXOgre.
- All the commands work exactly the same, just without the word "run". Lets do a few examples.
- Old way: run ogre mcp -- Would load the MCP window.
- New way: ogre mcp
- Old way: run ogre kannkor -- Would log the toon "Kannkor" in, and load the bot.
- New way: ogre kannkor
- Old way: run ogre -- Would load the bot on your character (that is already logged in).
- New way: ogre
- All the commands work exactly the same, just without the word "run". Lets do a few examples.
- Using an old way
- Absolutely! While ISXOgre is in testing, you can use both the new way, and the old way. For example you could do the following. We are assuming you have already loaded the extension.
- ogre login kannkor -- Using the extension to login the character Kannkor with no bot.
- run ogre -- Uses the old way to load the bot on the current character.
- ogre osa -- Uses the extension to load osa (On Screen Assistant).
- run ogre zone -- Uses the old way to load the zone resetter.
- ogre end zone -- Uses the extension to end the zone resetter.
- run ogre end osa -- Uses the old way to end OSA.
- Absolutely! While ISXOgre is in testing, you can use both the new way, and the old way. For example you could do the following. We are assuming you have already loaded the extension.
As you can see, the commands are identical, just without the word "run".
- Why is there commands in the console?
- This is just debugging information incase something doesn't work. Basically when you issue a command, it is displaying in the console the section, then the command it is issuing. You can ignore this information. If something goes wrong, make sure you keep this information to help fix the error.
