Code: Show/Hide Not in code note: everthing above the first line of code was removed from the file so the example warps didn't mess with the real ones. #Ship=-1 # ^------- Ship to warp. -1 = any #Freq=-1 # ^------- Freq to warp. -1 = any, -2 = any public, -3 = any private # Macros you can use: # %name% - Name of player # %points% - Points of player # %squad% - Squad of player # %freq1% - Freq of player. "(Private freq)" said if private # %freq2% - Freq of player. Private freqs are said PubAction0= # ^--- Up to 10 actions PrivAction0= # ^--- Up to 10 actions [Warp0] #From Astral Jump Gate 1 FromX1=15 FromY1=985 FromX2=18 FromY2=987 ToX=442 ToY=198 [Warp1] #From Astral Jump Gate 2 FromX1=22 FromY1=985 FromX2=25 FromY2=987 ToX=915 ToY=253 [Warp2] #From Astral Jump Gate 3 FromX1=28 FromY1=985 FromX2=31 FromY2=987 ToX=907 ToY=767 [Warp3] #To Astral Jump Gate/ From 1 FromX1=441 FromY1=195 FromX2=443 FromY2=197 ToX=30 ToY=1000 [Warp4] #To Astral Jump Gate/ From 2 FromX1=916 FromY1=252 FromX2=918 FromY2=254 ToX=30 ToY=100 [Warp5] #To Astral Jump Gate/ From 3 FromX1=908 FromY1=766 FromX2=910 FromY2=768 ToX=30 ToY=1000 |
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// README.TXT has a Quick Setup guide. [Login] // If you are hosting locally to the server, please set this to 127.0.0.1 Zone=127.0.0.1:13000 // Keeps a Logins.txt file to help remember passwords RecordLogins=0 // Adjust when arena settings restrict resolution ResX=1280 ResY=1024 [Database] Spawns=Spawns.txt // The following change as in-game state changes: Commands=Commands.txt Operators=Operators.txt // Database automatic save interval (in seconds) SaveInterval=300 [Misc] // Terminal window caption WindowCaption=MERVBot terminal // Maximum number of in-game spawns (3 is absolute maximum for remote zones) MaxSpawns=3 // Mask ban information so it remains constant but different from your own MaskBan=0 // Allow players to send .WAV files to the bot (not stored on disk) PlayerVoices=0 // No terminal output. This will speed up the bot noticeably NoTerminal=1 // Ignore commands in public chat? It gets annoying if these aren't ignored DisablePubCommands=1 // Enable this if the bot is not seeing everyone fast enough NoisySpectator=0 // Maximum number of failures while logging-in before giving up MaxConnectionTries=5 // Initial billing network ?chat channels InitialChatChannels= [Security] // Log chatter to BotName.log (slow diagnostic tool), turn off when not using it! ChatterLog=0 // Should I listen to (possibly spoofed) remote private messages? RemoteInterpreter=1 // If so, should I listen to remote private messages from passworded operators? RemoteOperator=1 // Encrypt network traffic? (required sg1.34.12+) EncryptMode=1 [Registration] // Change these if the bot has trouble creating new accounts Name=Catid Email=cat02e@fsu.edu State=Florida Age=19 |
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## Initial bot spawns ## ############################# Astral-Bot : loki : 0 : alias, rampage, tm_baw : solstice : ############################# ## Spawns.txt reference ## ############################# # This file is part of the MERVBot database collection. # Changes made while the bot is running will NOT be lost. # Lines beginning with non-alphanumeric characters ('#', '$', etc) are comments. # Spawns: # In this file you specify the name(s) your initial bot(s) # will use, and what its/their staff password(s) will be. # WARNING: As a rule of thumb, you can never host more than 3 bots in one zone, # unless the bot is hosted on the same computer as the subspace server. # Spawns.txt Format: # Bot name : Bot password : Arena name : Plugin names : Staff password : Creation string # NOTE: creation string shoudl always, always, always, always be of the following format: # dll_name parameters|dll_name parameters|... # |
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## Bot operators ## ############################# # Higher numbers on the left mean higher access privs. # Scroll down for the list of access privs. 4 : VampireZ : botop 5 : Ronove : botown # Example backup passwords, for when the biller goes offline: # Remove these before you make your own operators. ############################# ## Operators.txt reference ## ############################# # NOTE: I suggest using blank passwords for all your operators. # Create backup names WITH passwords in case the biller goes down. # This file is part of the MERVBot database collection. # Changes made while the bot is running WILL be lost. # Lines beginning with non-alphanumeric characters ('#', '$', etc) are comments # Operators: # This file is used for defining who has access # to bot commands from inside the game. # These people are called "operators" who are assigned # passwords used with the !login <password> command # to gain access. I recommend erasing example # operators above, before running the bot. # Types of Operators: # LVL Type Description # 0 Player Requests information services # 1 Limited Player with some privelages # 2 Moderator Represents player interests # 3 SuperModerator Manages moderators # 4 SysOp Represents staff interests # 5 Owner Changes internal bot settings #... (Etc) Other ways to say "Owner" # Operators.txt Format: # Access level:Name:Password # 2:Catid:Password <- !login Password required # 2:Catid: <- !login Password NOT required # Blank Passwords: # A blank password means operator is granted powers upon entering the arena, # and does not need to use !login unless his powers change while he is still # in the game. # White-space: # White-space (' ') is ignored before and after colons (':') # Ex. 5 : Catid : Password is the same as 5:Catid:Password |
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Process Name: Microsoft Client/Server Runtime Server Subsystem Description: csrss.exe is the main executable for the Microsoft Client/Server Runtime Server Subsystem. This process manages most graphical commands in Windows. This program is important for the stable and secure running of your computer and should not be terminated. Note: csrss.exe is also process which is registered as the W32.Netsky.AB@mm worm, the W32.Webus Trojan, Win32.Ladex.a and more. This virus is distributed via the Internet through e-mail and comes in the form of an e-mail message, in the hopes that you open it’s hostile attachment. The worm has it’s own SMTP engine which means it gathers E-mails from your local computer and re-distributes itself. In worst cases this worm can allow attackers to access your computer, stealing passwords and personal data. It is a registered security risk and should be removed immediately. |