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Orginal: [https://werewolf.chat/Commands | Orginal is here: [https://werewolf.chat/Commands Commands]<br/> | ||
These are commands that all players can execute. Parameters in tip | These are commands that all players can execute. Parameters in tip | ||
Brackets <like so> are required. Parameters in square brackets [like this] are optional. The prefix! is used here as it is the default, but it may differ depending on the configuration of the bot operator. In this area you will find both the English | Brackets <like so> are required. Parameters in square brackets [like this] are optional. The prefix! is used here as it is the default, but it may differ depending on the configuration of the bot operator. In this area you will find both the English: | ||
<span id="Befehle_vor_dem_Spiel"></span> | <span id="Befehle_vor_dem_Spiel"></span> | ||
== Pre-game commands == | == Pre-game commands == | ||
=== <code>!join [game mode]</code> === | |||
=== <code>!join [game mode | |||
Alias: !j<br/> You enter the game and vote for the specified game mode. Has no effect if you've already joined. A 25 second wait will be automatically added to delay when the game can start unless you have previously joined and left the game. If the game is not started within 60 minutes after the first person to use !join, the game will be automatically canceled. | |||
Alias: !j | |||
=== <code>!game <game mode></code> === | |||
=== <code>!game <game mode | |||
Alias: !vote !v<br/> Votes for the given game mode. Can only be used while joined. | |||
Alias: !vote !v | |||
=== <code>!games</code> === | |||
=== <code>!games | |||
Alias: !modes<br/> Displays the available game modes | |||
Alias: !modes | |||
=== <code>!votes</code> === | |||
=== <code>!votes | |||
Alias:!v !s<br/> Shows which game modes have been chosen for and which ones are likely to be chosen. If a game mode is bold, it is a valid candidate to be chosen by the bot. If a game mode has votes but isn't bold, it's either just a majority and there isn't a majority of votes for the mode yet, or the mode has player size restrictions and either too few or too many players have joined. | |||
Alias:!v !s<br/> | |||
=== <code>!start</code> === | |||
=== <code>!start</code> === | |||
Vote to start the game. Depending on the number of players who have joined, multiple people may need to launch for the game to begin. This command is rate limited and may only be used once every 10 seconds. If there is a majority for a game mode and that mode is a valid choice for the current number of players, that mode will be chosen (in the event of a tie, one of the tied modes will be chosen at random). If there is no majority, the mode played is determined at random, with selected modes appearing earlier than non-elected modes. | |||
=== <code>!wait</code> === | |||
=== <code>!wait | |||
</ | Alias: !w<br/> Adds 30 seconds of waiting time to the clock. The wait time prevents the game from launching until it expires. This command is rate limited on a token-based system: each game starts with 2 tokens, each use consumes one token, and one token is regenerated every 60 seconds. A maximum of 3 tokens can be saved at the same time. If no tokens are available, the command cannot be used. Has no effect if you don't play along. | ||
< | === <code>!quit</code> === | ||
Alias: | |||
Alias:!q !leave<br/> Leaves the game. Has no effect if you have not joined. | |||
=== <code>!time</code> === | |||
=== <code>! | |||
Alias: !t<br/> Shows how much time is left waiting or until the game is abandoned. | |||
Alias: ! | |||
=== <code>!retract</code> === | |||
=== <code>! | |||
Alias: !r<br/> Withdraw your vote in game mode. Has no effect if you have not voted for a game mode. | |||
Alias: ! | |||
< | === <code>!stats</code> === | ||
=== <code>! | |||
</ | Displays the list of players who have joined the game. Useful for getting everyone's attention when the game is about to start, provided the IRC clients are set up to be notified when their nick is mentioned. | ||
=== <code>!roles [gamemode] [playercount]</code> === | |||
Displays the list of roles for the specified mode, or for the default mode if no mode is specified. If a player count is specified, only what roles are available for that player count will be displayed. | |||
<span id="Ingame_Befehle"></span> | |||
== Ingame Commands == | |||
=== <code>!lynch <nick></code> === | |||
Alias: !vote !v<br/> Vote to hang the Nick. Can only be used during the day. The nick is hung if more than half of the players vote for it. As a special case in [[Spielmodi#Standard|'''Default game mode''']] with 9 players or less you can choose the bot's nick if he suspects that there are no wolves and the bot kills players instead (a "Village Game"). Villager games are disabled by default, and tuning bot nick has no effect if it is disabled or playing any other mode. For more information on the Citizens game mode, see [[Spielmodi|here]]. | |||
=== <code>!nolynch</code> === | |||
=== <code>! | |||
< | Alias: !abstain !nl !abs<br/> Vote not to hang anyone today. Can only be used during the day and only once per game. Unlike a hang vote, which requires more than half of the players to vote, the no-hang vote requires ≥ 50% of players, meaning it can be used to break ties and prevent the day is up. | ||
=== <code>!myrole</code> === | |||
</ | |||
Informs you about your role in PM. This command can be issued in channel or PM, but always responds in PM. | |||
=== <code>!stats</code> === | |||
=== <code>! | |||
This command serves two purposes. First of all, it lists all the players who are still in the game and can serve as a means to alert them or to get their attention should the need arise. Second, information about what roles are in play is displayed. This command is rate limited when issued in the channel, but can also be sent via PM at any time. | |||
=== <code>!roles [game mode] [player size]</code> === | |||
=== <code>! | |||
< | Works almost the same as !roles bzew !roles before the game!, except instead of listing the default mode, if no mode is specified, the current game mode is listed instead. | ||
=== <code>! | |||
</ | |||
=== <code>!retract</code> === | |||
Alias: !r<br/> If submitted to the channel, your vote to hang or abstain will be withdrawn. Certain roles can use !retract or !back in PM to retreat whatever their role is doing. How retracting works in these cases is detailed in each individual role entry that can use the command in PM. | |||
=== <code>!shooot <nick></code> === | |||
Shoots the nick with a silver bullet, assuming you have a gun and bullets left. You can't shoot yourself. The custom role message sent to you by the bot details what happens when you shoot someone. | |||
=== <code>!time</code> === | |||
Shows how much time is left in the current phase (day or night). This command is rate limited when issued in the channel, but can also be sent via PM at any time. | |||
=== <code>!join</code> === | |||
< | Alias: !j<br/> When you play and die you join death chat. If you don't play and don't die, nothing happens. | ||
=== <code>!quit</code> === | |||
</ | |||
Alias: !quit<br/> Keeps the game going and automatically gives you a Stasis game. To prevent accidental exit after starting a game, the command cannot be used for the first 10 seconds of the game. Only use this command when you really need to go and won't be back before the idle timer would kill you. | |||
Alias: ! | |||
If you are not in game but in death chat, exit dead chat. This does not give you stasis. | |||
=== <code>!swap</code> === | |||
</ | |||
If you have another nick registered to the same account that is currently playing, you will be traded into the game and that nick will leave the game. You inherit the role of this Nick. This command is useful in cases where your old session might be a ghost or if you switched devices while your old one is still connected. | |||
=== <code>!goat <nick></code> === | |||
</ | |||
Sends a goat to violently interact with the given nick. | |||
< | <span id="Einstellungen"></span> | ||
== Settings == | |||
=== <code>!deadchat</code> === | |||
</ | |||
Toggles your death chat preference. If this option is enabled, you will automatically join death chat when you die. If this option is disabled, you won't automatically join Deadchat when you die and will have to join manually. | |||
=== <code>!notice</code> === | |||
</ | |||
Toggles your notification preference. If this option is enabled, the bot will send messages via /NOTICE. If this option is disabled, the bot will send messages to you via /PRIVMSG. Some IRC clients display notifications in the current channel or in a server tab instead of a separate PM window. | |||
=== <code>!pingif [number]</code> === | |||
=== <code>!pingif [number]</code> === | |||
If the number is omitted, your current Pingif setting is displayed. If a number is specified, set your pingif preference to that number (remove if 0). If you're not/away and someone has joined a game to increase it to a player count or higher, the bot will automatically say your name ("ping" you). | |||
Aktuelle Version vom 8. Februar 2023, 09:51 Uhr
Orginal is here: Commands
These are commands that all players can execute. Parameters in tip
Brackets <like so> are required. Parameters in square brackets [like this] are optional. The prefix! is used here as it is the default, but it may differ depending on the configuration of the bot operator. In this area you will find both the English:
Pre-game commands
!join [game mode]
Alias: !j
You enter the game and vote for the specified game mode. Has no effect if you've already joined. A 25 second wait will be automatically added to delay when the game can start unless you have previously joined and left the game. If the game is not started within 60 minutes after the first person to use !join, the game will be automatically canceled.
!game <game mode>
Alias: !vote !v
Votes for the given game mode. Can only be used while joined.
!games
Alias: !modes
Displays the available game modes
!votes
Alias:!v !s
Shows which game modes have been chosen for and which ones are likely to be chosen. If a game mode is bold, it is a valid candidate to be chosen by the bot. If a game mode has votes but isn't bold, it's either just a majority and there isn't a majority of votes for the mode yet, or the mode has player size restrictions and either too few or too many players have joined.
!start
Vote to start the game. Depending on the number of players who have joined, multiple people may need to launch for the game to begin. This command is rate limited and may only be used once every 10 seconds. If there is a majority for a game mode and that mode is a valid choice for the current number of players, that mode will be chosen (in the event of a tie, one of the tied modes will be chosen at random). If there is no majority, the mode played is determined at random, with selected modes appearing earlier than non-elected modes.
!wait
Alias: !w
Adds 30 seconds of waiting time to the clock. The wait time prevents the game from launching until it expires. This command is rate limited on a token-based system: each game starts with 2 tokens, each use consumes one token, and one token is regenerated every 60 seconds. A maximum of 3 tokens can be saved at the same time. If no tokens are available, the command cannot be used. Has no effect if you don't play along.
!quit
Alias:!q !leave
Leaves the game. Has no effect if you have not joined.
!time
Alias: !t
Shows how much time is left waiting or until the game is abandoned.
!retract
Alias: !r
Withdraw your vote in game mode. Has no effect if you have not voted for a game mode.
!stats
Displays the list of players who have joined the game. Useful for getting everyone's attention when the game is about to start, provided the IRC clients are set up to be notified when their nick is mentioned.
!roles [gamemode] [playercount]
Displays the list of roles for the specified mode, or for the default mode if no mode is specified. If a player count is specified, only what roles are available for that player count will be displayed.
Ingame Commands
!lynch <nick>
Alias: !vote !v
Vote to hang the Nick. Can only be used during the day. The nick is hung if more than half of the players vote for it. As a special case in Default game mode with 9 players or less you can choose the bot's nick if he suspects that there are no wolves and the bot kills players instead (a "Village Game"). Villager games are disabled by default, and tuning bot nick has no effect if it is disabled or playing any other mode. For more information on the Citizens game mode, see here.
!nolynch
Alias: !abstain !nl !abs
Vote not to hang anyone today. Can only be used during the day and only once per game. Unlike a hang vote, which requires more than half of the players to vote, the no-hang vote requires ≥ 50% of players, meaning it can be used to break ties and prevent the day is up.
!myrole
Informs you about your role in PM. This command can be issued in channel or PM, but always responds in PM.
!stats
This command serves two purposes. First of all, it lists all the players who are still in the game and can serve as a means to alert them or to get their attention should the need arise. Second, information about what roles are in play is displayed. This command is rate limited when issued in the channel, but can also be sent via PM at any time.
!roles [game mode] [player size]
Works almost the same as !roles bzew !roles before the game!, except instead of listing the default mode, if no mode is specified, the current game mode is listed instead.
!retract
Alias: !r
If submitted to the channel, your vote to hang or abstain will be withdrawn. Certain roles can use !retract or !back in PM to retreat whatever their role is doing. How retracting works in these cases is detailed in each individual role entry that can use the command in PM.
!shooot <nick>
Shoots the nick with a silver bullet, assuming you have a gun and bullets left. You can't shoot yourself. The custom role message sent to you by the bot details what happens when you shoot someone.
!time
Shows how much time is left in the current phase (day or night). This command is rate limited when issued in the channel, but can also be sent via PM at any time.
!join
Alias: !j
When you play and die you join death chat. If you don't play and don't die, nothing happens.
!quit
Alias: !quit
Keeps the game going and automatically gives you a Stasis game. To prevent accidental exit after starting a game, the command cannot be used for the first 10 seconds of the game. Only use this command when you really need to go and won't be back before the idle timer would kill you.
If you are not in game but in death chat, exit dead chat. This does not give you stasis.
!swap
If you have another nick registered to the same account that is currently playing, you will be traded into the game and that nick will leave the game. You inherit the role of this Nick. This command is useful in cases where your old session might be a ghost or if you switched devices while your old one is still connected.
!goat <nick>
Sends a goat to violently interact with the given nick.
Settings
!deadchat
Toggles your death chat preference. If this option is enabled, you will automatically join death chat when you die. If this option is disabled, you won't automatically join Deadchat when you die and will have to join manually.
!notice
Toggles your notification preference. If this option is enabled, the bot will send messages via /NOTICE. If this option is disabled, the bot will send messages to you via /PRIVMSG. Some IRC clients display notifications in the current channel or in a server tab instead of a separate PM window.
!pingif [number]
If the number is omitted, your current Pingif setting is displayed. If a number is specified, set your pingif preference to that number (remove if 0). If you're not/away and someone has joined a game to increase it to a player count or higher, the bot will automatically say your name ("ping" you).