Zelly: Made bit easier to understand

2015-05-01T03:05:48Z

Made bit easier to understand

Zelly: Created a getting started page

2015-04-24T01:35:47Z

Created a getting started page

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== Help ==
First and foremost is you should be able to use the help command.
<code>/lhelp</code> Will display how all your available commands (Which can vary depending on your level and permissions)
<code>/lhelp register</code> Will display help for the register command
All commands have a decent explanation on what they are used for. So use lhelp before you use a command, to be sure you are using it correctly.
You can also get the same help info by typing: <code>/register help</code>
== Creating a Profile ==
First thing you will need to do is create a profile you will need to use the register command with a username and a password.
<code>/register <username> <password>
/register Zelly secretpassword
</code>
Note: Please choose a unique password you have never used before.
== View ==
You can view online users with <code>/view</code> or <code>/view online</code>
View a list of everyone registered with <code>/view all</code>
You can also view a specific user by typing <code>/view username</code>
== Edit ==
Client specific features are usually toggled with the edit command.
Type <code>/edit</code> to view a list of keys you can edit.
Type <code>/edit key</code> to toggle a boolean key on or off.
Type <code>/edit key value</code> for string and number keys.
There are location keys that you can control where stuff is printed to you (If at all) the valid locations for those are: print,printclean (Only you console), chat,chatclean (The chat area),echo,echoclean (The obituary area) , CenterPrint , centerprintclean ( Right above your chat area ), banner , bannerclean (The top of the screen), server(Uses server defined default) , none (Disables this specific print)
The "clean" version is the one that is not formatted(defined by the server) it will still have color codes.
Example of formatted version: '''>> This is a message <<'''
Example of non-formatted version: '''This is a message'''
== Autologin ==
By default your account will automatically login to your guid,silentid, and ip. Whenever found. If you have people on your network/computer you may not want this behavior.
Perhaps you only want to login when you connect with your silentid.
You would type <code>/autologin guid</code> and <code>/autologin ip</code> to reset your autologinip and autologinguid. To set them to your current ip/guid just type that again.(Use <code>/autologin silent</code> for silentid)
You may disable autologin altogether with <code>/autologin</code> then you can only access your profile if you manually login with the login command.
=== Login ===
To login it is same as register <code>/login username password
/login Zelly secretpassword</code>
To logout you can do just <code>/logout</code>
== Authorized Profile ==
To make someone an authorized user you can do use the update command. If it is the first authorized user you will need to do it via rcon(requires lua first argument): <code>lua update testuser authorize true</code>
TestUser will now have access to multiple new commands. He can also now update other users to authorize as well with same syntax ingame.

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	== Help ==		== Help ==
	First and foremost is you should be able to use the help command.		First and foremost is you should be able to use the help command.<br />
	<code>/lhelp</code> Will display how all your available commands (Which can vary depending on your level and permissions)		<code>/lhelp</code> Will display how all your available commands (Which can vary depending on your level and permissions)<br />
	<code>/lhelp register</code> Will display help for the register command		<code>/lhelp register</code> Will display help for the register command<br />
	All commands have a decent explanation on what they are used for. So use lhelp before you use a command, to be sure you are using it correctly.		All commands have a decent explanation on what they are used for. So use lhelp before you use a command, to be sure you are using it correctly.<br />
	You can also get the same help info by typing: <code>/register help</code>		You can also get the same help info by typing: <code>/register help</code>
	== Creating a Profile ==		== Creating a Profile ==
	First thing you will need to do is create a profile you will need to use the register command with a username and a password.		First thing you will need to do is create a profile you will need to use the register command with a username and a password.<br />
	<code>/register <username> <password>		<code>/register <username> <password>
	/register Zelly secretpassword		/register Zelly secretpassword</code>
	</code>
	Note: Please choose a unique password you have never used before.		Note: Please choose a unique password you have never used before.
	== View ==		== View ==
	You can view online users with <code>/view</code> or <code>/view online</code>		You can view online users with <code>/view</code> or <code>/view online</code><br />
	View a list of everyone registered with <code>/view all</code>		View a list of everyone registered with <code>/view all</code><br />
	You can also view a specific user by typing <code>/view username</code>		You can also view a specific user by typing <code>/view username</code><br />
	== Edit ==		== Edit ==
	Client specific features are usually toggled with the edit command.		Client specific features are usually toggled with the edit command.<br />
	Type <code>/edit</code> to view a list of keys you can edit.		Type <code>/edit</code> to view a list of keys you can edit.<br />
	Type <code>/edit key</code> to toggle a boolean key on or off.		Type <code>/edit key</code> to toggle a boolean key on or off.<br />
	Type <code>/edit key value</code> for string and number keys.		Type <code>/edit key value</code> for string and number keys.<br />
	There are location keys that you can control where stuff is printed to you (If at all) the valid locations for those are: print,printclean (Only you console), chat,chatclean (The chat area),echo,echoclean (The obituary area) , CenterPrint , centerprintclean ( Right above your chat area ), banner , bannerclean (The top of the screen), server(Uses server defined default) , none (Disables this specific print)		There are location keys that you can control where stuff is printed to you (If at all) the valid locations for those are: print,printclean (Only you console), chat,chatclean (The chat area),echo,echoclean (The obituary area) , CenterPrint , centerprintclean ( Right above your chat area ), banner , bannerclean (The top of the screen), server(Uses server defined default) , none (Disables this specific print)<br />
	The "clean" version is the one that is not formatted(defined by the server) it will still have color codes.		The "clean" version is the one that is not formatted(defined by the server) it will still have color codes.<br />
	Example of formatted version: '''>> This is a message <<'''		Example of formatted version: '''>> This is a message <<'''<br />
	Example of non-formatted version: '''This is a message'''		Example of non-formatted version: '''This is a message'''<br />
	== Autologin ==		== Autologin ==
	By default your account will automatically login to your guid,silentid, and ip. Whenever found. If you have people on your network/computer you may not want this behavior.		By default your account will automatically login to your guid,silentid, and ip. Whenever found. If you have people on your network/computer you may not want this behavior.<br />
	Perhaps you only want to login when you connect with your silentid.		Perhaps you only want to login when you connect with your silentid.<br />
	You would type <code>/autologin guid</code> and <code>/autologin ip</code> to reset your autologinip and autologinguid. To set them to your current ip/guid just type that again.(Use <code>/autologin silent</code> for silentid)		You would type <code>/autologin guid</code> and <code>/autologin ip</code> to reset your autologinip and autologinguid. To set them to your current ip/guid just type that again.(Use <code>/autologin silent</code> for silentid)<br />
	You may disable autologin altogether with <code>/autologin</code> then you can only access your profile if you manually login with the login command.		You may disable autologin altogether with <code>/autologin</code> then you can only access your profile if you manually login with the login command.
	=== Login ===		=== Login ===
	To login it is same as register <code>/login username password		To login it is same as register <code>/login username password<br />
	/login Zelly secretpassword</code>		/login Zelly secretpassword</code><br />
	To logout you can do just <code>/logout</code>		To logout you can do just <code>/logout</code><br />
	== Authorized Profile ==		== Authorized Profile ==
	To make someone an authorized user you can do use the update command. If it is the first authorized user you will need to do it via rcon(requires lua first argument): <code>lua update testuser authorize true</code>		To make someone an authorized user you can do use the update command. If it is the first authorized user you will need to do it via rcon(requires lua first argument): <code>lua update testuser authorize true</code>
	TestUser will now have access to multiple new commands. He can also now update other users to authorize as well with same syntax ingame.		TestUser will now have access to multiple new commands. He can also now update other users to authorize as well with same syntax ingame.

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