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Revision as of 17:51, 22 April 2015

ThatGuy

◄ಠ益ಠ► About ThatGuy

ThatGuy is an AI used in the Samistine PlotMe server. He looks for triggers and fires off a response. Here is a list of known triggers and responses. Please note that if you use /nick (username) will be substituted with your nick.

◄ಠ益ಠ► ThatGuy's triggers/responses

TriggerResponse
Slap meThatGuy will /slap you(Even if it is not triggered!) and say "Slippity slap, there goes (username)"
What is love?"(username) Baby, don't hurt me, no more."
What is the meaning of life?"(username) The meaning of life is 42."
What is the meaning of 42?"(username) Life as google calls it."
Will you marry me?"(username) Stay away, Stay FAR Away"
What is"(username) Please try another function"
What are you"(username) I am a chat bot"
Im going to jump off a"(username) Do a backflip

Programmed File: https://github.com/Samistine/SamistineNetwork-Plotme/blob/master/ThatGuy/bot.yml

◄ಠ益ಠ► ThatGuyism

Not much is known about this.

◄ಠ益ಠ► Submitting Changes

Please use proper formatting

"Catches" are the things that trigger thatguy, they are to the left of right of left of the colon ":"
"Replies" are the things thatguy says when a trigger is said, they are to the right of the colon ":"

Catches can not contain any non alphanumeric characters other than spaces or underscores
Replies can contain special characters, however if you use special characters you must put the entire reply in quotes using quotation marks

Violent or rude catches and/or replies will not be accepted

Elevators

For now, this page should explain everything you need to know http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/easyelevator/

PvP

PvP

Warps and pWarps

Regular Warps

Warps can help you get to certain plots or designated locations as determined by the moderator, the owner, or the player. Moderators and the owner can set warps. To find the warps, type /warp.

pWarps

Basic Commands:


/pwarp <warpname> - Warps to the specified warp.
/pwarp create/set <warpname> || /psetwarp <warpname> - Creates a new public warp called <warpname> at your current location.
/pwarp pcreate/pset <warpname> || /pwarp privatecreate <name> - Create a new private warp called <name> at your current location.
/pwarp delete/remove <warpname> || /pdelwarp <warpname> - Deletes the warp, <warpname>.
/pwarp update <warpname> - Updates the specified warp to the your current position.
/pwarp welcome <warpname> - Changes the welcome message of the specified warp. You will be ask to enter the welcome message afterwards. The message can be made dynamic using special variables.
/pwarp point [warpname] - Points your compass towards the specified warp. To reset the compass, the command can be used without specifying a warp.
/pwarp assets/pinfo/pstats/limits [player] - Lists all warps owned by the [player] together with the corresponding warp-limit.
/pwarp list [-p] [-c creator] [-w world] [#] -Lists all warps you can visit. Use [-c creator] to list warps of the given creator only and [-w world] to list warps of the given world only. If the warps should be listed by popularity, use [-p].
/pwarp search <name> - Searches for warps under the given <name>. Use [-p] if the warps should be listed by popularity.
/pwarp info/stats <warpname> - Gives you all available information about the specified warp.
/pwarp help (#) - Displays the help menu.

Social Commands:


/pwarp give <player> <name> - Gives a player's warp <name> to <player>
/pwarp accept - Accepts a warp that has been given to you by another player.
/pwarp invite <player> <warpname> - Invites <player> to <warpname>.
/pwarp invite <g:group> <name> - Invites all players in permission <group> to <name> (group support needs to be set correctly).
/pwarp uninvite <player> <name> - Uninvites <player> from <name>.
/pwarp uninvite <g:group> <name> - Uninvites all players in permission <g:group> to <name> (group support needs to be set correctly).
/pwarp public <name> - Makes <name> public.
/pwarp private <name> - Makes <name> private.