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Live Chat Java Window Explanation

The Java window has two main sub-windows.

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Nicklist

The section on the right shows the Nicknames (Nicks) of the people in the chat room.

The nicknames with an @ next to them are Operators ("Ops" for short). Those users are responsible for keeping the channel in order and to make sure all of the rules are upheld in the channel. All of our channels are held under the same G-Rating standards and rules as the forums.

The nicknames with a + next to their name are users that have been "voiced" and they are able to talk on the channel if the channel is changed to "moderated". It sometimes becomes neccessary to change the access of the channel to "moderated" because of spammers. This means that if the Operators set the channel to "moderated" anyone without a + next to their name will be unable to chat in the channel. During the time you are on the channel you will see operators granting +v (voice) access to users as they log into the channels.

Chat Window

The section on the left side sub-window contains the details of what is going on in the channel. When you first start you will see a lot of green and maroon writing created as part of the LOGIN process.

Topic Of The Channel

When you log into the Live Chat the first line that is displayed in the channels is the channel Topic. The Topic is also shown at the top of the Java client.

Pay attention to the Topic line, this is important as it gives an idea of the status of the game. Usually it says something like:

[Open Server (1.0.6.4): ONLine] [Test Server (1.0.6.6a): ONLine] [Channel Rated: G] [Website] http://www.toontowncentral.com/.

Command Line

The Command Line at the bottom of the window is where you type in what you want to say (or do) in the channel.

For Example: To say "Hello" you just type Hello then press Enter on your keyboard.

The word "Hello" appears in the Chat Window like this:

Hello

As people enter what they want to say you will see the lines of text in the Chat Window, scroll upwards to accommodate the new text. You can use the scroll bar at the side to browse up and find earlier comments.

Events

Events are things that happen in the channel besides the normal chat. Events are usually denoted by a change in the colour of the text in the window.

Actions or Emotes

Actions or Emotes are shown in purple colored text. When you type something to explain that you are doing something rather than speaking that is considered an emote or action.

For Example:

To pretend to hit someone with a trout type:

/me slaps Pudgey around with a large trout

It will produce this:

silly_zanny_boing slaps Pudgey around with a large trout

Joins, Parts, Quits

People entering or leaving the channel will be displayed as

Pudgey (~pudgey@203-30-124-238) has joined the room

Pudgey (~pudgey@203-30-124-238) parts the room

Pudgey (~pudgey@203-30-124-238) has quit

Nickname Changes

Nickname changes are also displayed as green text. To change your nickname once you are in a channel, type /nick .

For Example:

Pudgey wants to change his name to Daffodil. He would type:

/nick Daffodil

It will produce this:

Pudgey is now known as Daffodil

Back to Live Chat/IRC Guide for ToonTownCentral.com and VMKForums.com

Referenced by 1 page pages that link to “Live Chat Window” — its place in the wiki