diff --git a/CHANGELOG.mkdn b/CHANGELOG.mkdn index 191275c..f36ce1a 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.mkdn +++ b/CHANGELOG.mkdn @@ -7,6 +7,11 @@ Visit https://github.com/illuminatedwax/pesterchum for git access and source cod CHANGELOG --------- +### 3.14.2 +* Individually turn quirks on and off - Kiooeht [evacipatedBox] +* Bug fixes + * Logviewer updates + ### 3.14.1 * Pesterchum 3.14 - illuminatedwax [ghostDunk] * Art - Grimlive [aquaMarinist] @@ -15,17 +20,16 @@ CHANGELOG * Quirks reverse() function - illuminatedwax [ghostDunk] * Timestamps - Kiooeht [evacipatedBox] * Logviewer - Kiooeht [evacipatedBox] -* Quirk ordering - alGore -* # of users in a memo - alGore +* Quirk ordering - [alGore] +* # of users in a memo - [alGore] * @links to users - illuminatedwax [ghostDunk] -* Support for REPORT and ALT to calSprite built in - -BUG FIXES: -* mixer bug fixed -* "flags" bug fixed -* incorrect characters in memos no longer break log file names -* memos now do not break on case-sensitivity -* fixed QDB address -* now lines too long to send in a single message are split up correctly -* quirk replace bug fixed -* pesterClientXXX profiles no longer saved \ No newline at end of file +* Support for REPORT and ALT to calSprite built in - illuminatedwax [ghostDunk] +* Bug fixes: + * mixer bug fixed + * "flags" bug fixed + * incorrect characters in memos no longer break log file names + * memos now do not break on case-sensitivity + * fixed QDB address + * now lines too long to send in a single message are split up correctly + * quirk replace bug fixed + * pesterClientXXX profiles no longer saved diff --git a/README.mkdn b/README.mkdn new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8be325f --- /dev/null +++ b/README.mkdn @@ -0,0 +1,722 @@ +Welcome to Pesterchum 3.14.1! +============================= + +WHAT'S NEW? +----------- +* Quirks now have a lower(), scramble(), and reverse() function! +* Timestamps - check your Config! +* Logviewer - View logs right in Pesterchum! +* Quirk ordering - order your quirks so they work right! +* # of users in a memo - You can now see how many users are in a memo. +* @links to users - typing @ before user's name creates a link + that will pester them! +* Support for REPORT and ALT to calSprite built in - + If someone is bothering you, or a canon handle is idle, or + for whatever reason, right click their name and go to "Report" + to report them to a moderator. + If you want to talk to an alt canon handle, just right click + the username! + if you have an alt handle, register it with calSprite! + +Here's some tips to help you get started: +----------------------------------------- + +- You can import your old Pesterchum contacts by going to +CLIENT->IMPORT and opening your pesterchum.cfg file. This is usually +in the 2.5 base directory or in Tinychum's data folder. +- Some themes can be confusing if you haven't used the program +already! Some hints: + * Trollian: Moods are set by clicking the timelines, and you +can add chums by clicking "Chumproll." Moods correspond to the troll +that would most likely exhibit them. You can go offline by hitting the +"Timelines" menu bar. + + * Gold: Add chums by hitting the two chumpeoples in the upper left +corner. Go offline by clicking the "CHUMHANDLE:" label. + + * Enamel: Add chums by hitting the "CHUMROLL" label. Go offline by +clicking the upper left hand corner. + +- Right-click is your friend! There are useful right click +options on the chumroll, by clicking the chumhandle in a conversation, +online userlist, or the list of memo browsers. + +Cool features: +-------------- + +- Importing from old PC. It can already do your chumlist, soon it will +import your quirks from 2.5 and TC as well! +- Profile switching. Instantly switch profiles, loading your color and +quirks with it. +- Theme switching and creation. So far this comes with a few official +themes! But you can also make your own: just make a new directory in +the themes folder with the proper images and style.js file. The +style.js file will be documented soon, but feel free to poke at it. +- Memos. Memos that are a lot more like the ones in the comic and +allow you to appear at multiple times in one chat. +- Quirks: Prefix, suffix, simple replace, regexp replace (like in +2.5), random replacement, and an auto-mispeller :P +- Chum groups. Organize your chums into collapsible groups for easy +management. +- Block/user list +- Add/block chums directly from a conversation, the userlist, or memo +userlist. +- Timestamps saved in logs and shown in conversations if wanted. +- Logging. Logs are output in bbcode (for easy forum posting), html, +and plain text. +- Logviewer for easy log reading inside Pesterchum +- Idling. You can set yourself idle manually, and the computer will +set it for you after 10 minutes. +- Improved /me. Any letters immediately following /me will be +processed correctly. e.g. /me'd rather be fishing -> -- ghostDunk'd +[GD'D] rather be fishing -- +- Hyperlinks! Now if someone types http://whatever it will turn into a +link you can just click and follow. No more copy/paste. +- Memo links. Link your friends to your memos. +- Smilies. We've added about 30-40 smilies from the forums. There is a +list later on in this readme. +- Submit quotes directly to the Pesterchum QDB! + +FA% +--- +Q: Norton says it has a virus and then deletes it! +A: Read this helpful Norton FAQ: + +Alright, here's a guide to by-passing Norton: + +* First, to download Pesterchum: + 1. Make sure you're on a Moderator account. Moreso for the Norton steps than these ones. + 2. Download the .zip file, not the .exe file. + 3. Unzip the .zip file onto memory. Pesterchum should now be installed. + +* Now, to by-pass Norton: + 1. Make sure you're still on a moderator account. + 2. Open up Norton. + 3. Click on 'Settings' up in the upperright hand corner. + 4. Click on 'Anitivirus', off to the upper left. It has a small image of a needle or something similar off to it's side. + 5. There's a word that reads 'SONAR protection' halfway to the bottomleft. Off to it's right, there's a bar that's half green. Click on the bar. + 6. It will warn you about turning off SONAR. Have it set to turn back on when the system restarts. + 7. If done properly, the background for the main page of Norton(what you saw on steps 2-3) has turned an apocaliptic red. Feel free to close Norton now. Keep in mind to stay off suspicious online sites now. + 8. Open up Pesterchum, and let the chummy convos begin. + +* When finished: + 1. Log off of Pesterchum. LOG OFF, NOT CLOSE IT. + 2. Then, you can either shut off your comp, and Norton will re-enable SONAR, or you can repeat steps 1-5, except turning the red bar green. If done right, Norton will be it's happy color again. + 3, Keep in mind that you must repeat all of this(other than the download) every time you want to get on Pesterchum. + +* Hope this is helpful! + +(This guide brought to you by the slightly combined efforts of empireomega and Xanaomin) + +------- + +Q: I can't connect because my school/university/network/stolen wifi is blocking my connection! OR I can't seem to connect to the server at all and I'm not running any firewalls! +A: Edit your pesterchum.js file. Open it up in notepad or something, and then edit the beginning so it looks like this: + +{"port": "1413", .... + +where the .... is the rest of the gobbledygook there. + +------- + +Q: The mood buttons on Pesterchum 6.0 don't match up to what it sets your mood to! What gives? +A: The mood names are just there to look canon. It is intentional. + +------- + +Q: I'm appearing as offline to 2.5 users/other users appear the wrong +mood? What's happeninggggg +A: The 2.5 people decided to change the mood protocol. When I made +this program, I decided to go with Tinychat's original protocol (and +extend it). So some moods will appear wrong between 2.5 +users. (*COUGH*tell them to switch to 3.14*COUGH*) + +------- + +Q: Pesterchum 2.5 users don't get my /me messages correctly! +A: That's because they implemented the /me command differently. + +------- + +Q: Can we resize the main window? +A: No. This is done so we can offer more flexible UI creation. It's a +lot easier to make themes that look canon this way. + +------- + +Q: Can we have different chum rolls for different users? +A: No. Instead what we're going to do in a later update is make chum +groups to organize people in your list. + +------- + +Q: Can we delete profiles? +A: Yes. Go to the profiles directory and delete the corresponding +username file. + +------- + +Q: You should make it so you can ban specific time frames in memos. +A: This was too complicated to implement, and I don't have the UI +quite figured out. This will probably go in a future update. + + +DOCUMENTATION +------------- + +STARTING +-------- + +If this is your first time running Pesterchum 3.14, you need to create +a new profile. Just type in your chum handle in the box and click the +color swatch to pick your color. Check the "default" checkbox to make +this your default profile. + +BASIC PESTERING +--------------- +To begin pestering, first click the "ADD CHUM" button and type in +their pester handle. The handle must be all lower case except for one +capital letter. Once you've added that person, they will appear on +your chumroll. You can double click to begin pestering them, or +right-click to bring up a menu where you can pester them, block them, +or remove them from your chumroll. (Or you can select them and hit +"enter" OR hit the "PESTER" button.) + +Once you begin pestering somebody (or they begin pestering you), it +will bring up the conversation window. Here you can type to your +chum. Also remember that if you right-click on the area just above the +Pesterlog, it will bring up a list of options: Quirks Off will turn +your quirks off, Add Chum will add this chum to your list, and Block +will block them. (Those last two options are useful if you are being +pestered by someone you don't have on your list yet!) + +While pestering your chum, here are some useful features: + +* Type /me to create a system message. "/me facepalms." will generate: +-- ghostDunk [GD] facepalms. -- + You can also append 's after /me like so: "/me's computer exploded." +-- ghostDunk's [GD'S] computer exploded. -- + In fact, any characters you type after a /me before the space will + be added: "/meing is the Ghost Nation's official pastime." +-- ghostDunking [GDING] is the Ghost Nation's official pastime. -- + +* Color tags! If you feel the need to talk about The Green Sun or add + some appleberry blast to your conversation, just use color + tags. These work like in TC 1.5: colored text. But in + PC 3.14, you can use type your color in a lot of different ways: + - You can use the familiar r,g,b method: + "The Green Sun" + - You can use HTML tags: + "DURR I'M KARKAT AND I'M A HUGE IDIOT" + - You can even use plain color names: + "D4V3 TH1S 1S SO D3C4D3NT" + (list: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_colornames.asp) + - You don't even have to add the if you are lazy. Just use a + new color tag whenever you want to change colors and PC 3.14 will + add the extra tags for you. + +* URLS (anything with http:// in front of it) will automatically be + detected and made into a link you can CLIPK. + +* You can also link people to memos by typing "#" and the name of the + menu like so: #R41NBOW_RUMPUS_P4RTYTOWN + Clicking the link will open up the memo select menu. + +* Smilies! There are a list of smilies at the end of this document; + they are based on the MSPA Forum smilies. They don't animate, though + :( + +* Don't worry about your quirks screwing up any of the above: PC will + apply your quirks AFTER it figures out color codes, links, smilies, etc. + +* Pressing the up arrow will cycle through a history of your comments, + so if you want to retype something, you can pull it up. + +* You can submit directly to the Pesterchum Quote Database! If you + have a particualarly awesome conversation, you can submit it to the + database by simply highlighting the good part of the conversation, + right clicking it and choosing "Submit to Pesterchum QDB!" + +MEMOS +----- +One of the most interesting features to make was the memos, and make +them as close to the comic as I could without actually inventing time +travel. So here is the TIME TUTORIAL: + +* Joining: When you go CLIENT->MEMOS, you'll see a list of memos pop up +-- those are memos people already have open. To join one, just +highlight one of them. If you want to make a new memo, just type it in +the input. If you'd like to make it secret, so that it doesn't appear +in the list, check "HIDDEN CHANNEL". Then, choose what timeframe you +want to appear to be in. So if you wanted to be in the future, you +could move the slider to the right. You can also enter the time +manually. Then hit JOIN. + +* Explaining time: Time in memos, unlike Homestuck, will not be relative +to your position. That is, if you choose 4:13 in the future, you will +not see someone who has set their time as "current" (or "0") in the +past: you will see them as "current" and yourself as "future." This is +because we do not have time travel! Memo time setting is basically an +RP mechanic: you are pretending to be from the future! It will also +help keep everyone straight: everyone will see the same thing! + +* The time slider: The slider shows your current position in the time +stream. If you want to change your time frame, simply move the slider +(or type a time in) and hit GO. This will open a new time frame, and +the next time you type a message, the memo will show that you've +responded to it in that time frame. You can now switch between your +time frames simply by clicking the arrows in the right hand +corner. (THIS COMES IN HANDY IF YOU WANT TO ARGUE WITH YOURSELF.) You +can have any number of open time frames, and the program will number +them in the order in which you open them (like in the comic). You can +have one of your time frames cease responding to the memo by hitting +"CLOSE." If you open that time frame again, the program will remember +the number it originally gave it. If you want to be mysteeeeeeeerious, +you can type in "?" and you will appear as ???. + +* The memo viewer list: To the right is a list of people currently +browsing the memo. A shade icon next to their name means they are the +"operator" of the memo: meaning they can kick ("ban") people from the +memo and make other people operators as well. A "ban" is not permanent +(like in the comic), and the program will ask if you want to reconnect +to the memo. You kick and op people by right clicking their name in +the window. You can also add them to your chumroll! + +* Inviting people to your memo: You can link to a memo by simply typing +"#nameofmemo" in any conversation or memo window. So you can say: + + CG: NOW YOU, ME, AND EGBERT NEED TO HAVE A CHAT. + CG: CLICK IT. + CG: #FRUITYRUMPUSASSHOLEFACTORY + + and it will appear as a link that you can click, which will open the + memo chooser window. + +CLIENT MENU +----------- + +###OPTIONS: +* Tabbed Conversations: Turns tabbed conversations on and off. Don't +worry if you do this in the middle of a conversation, PC will save +them for you. + +* Sounds On: Uncheck to shut it the fuck up. + +* Hide Offline Chums: Turning this option on will hide all offline chums +off your chumroll. + +* Show Empty Groups: Turning this option of will show empty groups. + +* Time Stamps: Turning this on will show timestamps in your chats. + +* 12/24 hour: Formatting for timestamps. Whether you want them in 12 or +24 hour time. + +* Show Seconds: Turning this on will show the seconds in your timestamps. + +###MEMOS: +Opens the Memo list as above. + +###USERLIST: +Shows a list of all the users that are currently logged onto +Pesterchum. Right-click their names and select "ADD CHUM" to add them +to your chum roll! + +###IDLE: +Make yourself an idle chum. You will appear as idle until you +uncheck this box, or if you *actually* go idle (stop using the +computer) for 10 minutes and then come back. + +###IMPORT: +Imports your old Pesterchum 2.0, 2.5 and Tinychum chum +rolls. This will also import your old quirks from Pesterchum 2.5. + +###RECONNECT: +Forces PC to reconnect to the server. + +###EXIT: +noooooooooooooooooooooooo + +PROFILE MENU +------------ + +###THEME: +Select a new theme! Be warned that switching themes will change +the user interface, so just... look out for that I guess! + +###QUIRKS: +Opens the quirks menu. More on that below! + +###TROLLSLUM: +Opens up the window where you can view people you've +blocked. You can add and remove people to the list from here as well. + +###COLOR: +Change your text color here! + +###SWITCH: +Switch your profile! You can have any number of profiles, and +PC will save your color, quirks, and theme for that profile. Chumrolls +and block lists are the same for all profiles. Feel free to have +multiple instances of PC running on two or more handles! + +CALSPRITE +--------- +calSprite is the bot that helps moderate canon handle usage! Simply pester +calSprite with the world "HELP" (turn your quirks off!) and you +will get instructions on how to use calSprite! + +QUIRKS +------ +There are six kinds of quirks! I'll teach you how to use them all! +(In this section, I will use quotes ("") around things so it's clearer +to see exactly what to type! Don't include these quotes when using +these examples! + +Also, note that your quirks will not work until you save them by +hitting "OK" on the Quirk window. + +* Prefix/Suffix: +This will put text before or after everything you +say. So for example, we can use prefixes to emulate part of Nepeta or +Equius' quirks: + 
+    PREFIX: ":33 < "
+    You type: "*ac twitches her friendly whiskers at ct*"
+    Result:
+    AC: :33 < *ac twitches her friendly whiskers at ct*
+
+ + 
+    PREFIX: "D --> "
+    You type: "Hi"
+    Result:
+    CT: D --> Hi
+
+ + Suffixes work the same way, but at the end of the message: + + 
+    SUFFIX: "!!!"
+    You type: hey there
+    Result:
+    GD: hey there!!!
+
+ + Remember that it doesn't automatically add a space! You'll need to add + it in (see CT and AC examples again!) + +* Simple Replace: +This will simply take a set of characters and replace them with other +characters. + * Let's add a quirk to our Nepeta: + 
+    Replace: "ee" With: "33"
+    You type: "*ac saunters from her dark cave a little bit sleepy from
+    the recent kill*"
+    Result:
+    AC: :33 < *ac saunters from her dark cave a little bit sl33py from the
+    recent kill*
+
+ + * Let's add two to Equius: + 
+    Replace: "loo" With: "100"
+    Replace: "x" With "%"
+    You type: "look"
+    Result:
+    CT: D --> 100k
+
+    You type: "What are you expecting to accomplish with this"
+    Result:
+    CT: D --> What are you e%pecting to accomplish with this
+
+ + * Aradia: + 
+    Replace: "o" With: "0"
+    You type: "and the reward would be within our reach"
+    Result:
+    AA: and the reward w0uld be within 0ur reach
+
+ + Notice that it is CASE SENSITIVE. So in the above case, if you typed + "ABSCOND", it would not replace the "O". + + * Sollux: + 
+    Replace: "i" With: "ii"
+    Replace: "s" With: "2"
+
+ + * Eridan: + 
+    Replace: "v" With: "vv"
+    Replace: "w" With: "ww"
+
+ + * Feferi: + 
+    Replace: "h" with: ")("
+    Replace: "H" with: ")("
+    Replace: "E" with: "-E"
+
+ +* Regexp Replace: +This is a more complex kind of replacement. Regexp stands for "regular +expression", a kind of programming language (yes, it is a language) +used to find and replace text. PC 3.14 also includes a function to +handle capitalization (upper()). If you want to learn it on your own, +I suggest you start with the Python tutorial +(http://docs.python.org/howto/regex.html) since PC 3.14 uses Python's +regexps. Check out V2.5's tutorial too, as that is a pretty good start +as well. + + * Let's start with Karkat. Regexps are just like your every day find and + replace: they search for a string that matches what you want to + replace, and replaces it with... the replacement. + 
Regexp: "(.)" Replace with: "upper(\1)"
+ + Three concepts here. Let's look at the regexp. "(.)" has two things + going on. The first is that ".". In regexp speak, "." is the wildcard: + it will match *any* character -- and just one. + + The parentheses tell the regexp to *save* what's inside them so you + can put it back when you replace. That's what the "\1" is for -- it + means, "put the match inside parentheses #1 here". You can have any + number of parentheses. + + * "upper()" is a function special to PC 3.14 -- it will uppercase + anything inside the parentheses. So in this case, upper will uppercase + "\1" -- which, as you recall is what we found inside the + parentheses. Which was *every* character. So to sum up, it replaces + every character with an uppercase version of that character. WHICH + MAKES YOU TALK LIKE THIS. + + * Let's look at Terezi next. + 
+    Regexp: "[aA]" Replace with: "4"
+    Regexp: "[iI]" Replace with: "1"
+    Regexp: "[eE]" Replace with: "3"
+    Regexp: "(.)" Replace with: "upper(\1)"
+
+ + We already know what the last line does. But what's up with those + brackets? What's their deal? Basically, in regular expressions, + brackets indicate a list of matching characters. So, basically any + single character within the brackets will be matched. In this case, + either "a" or "A" will be matched and replaced with "4," and likewise, + "i" and "I" will be replaced with "1", and "e" and "E" will be + replaced with "3." + + Just like there is an "upper()" function, there is also a "lower()" + function. It acts just like "upper()" but instead makes everything + inside the parentheses lowercase. This allows you to do things like: + 
+    Regexp: "(.)" Replace with: "lower(\1)"
+    You type: "I AM YELLING"
+    Result:
+    GD: i am yelling
+
+ + Along with the upper and lower functions is a "scramble()" function. + The purpose of this function is to randomly scramble anything inside + the parentheses. + 
+    Regexp: "(\w)(\w*)(\w)" Replace with: "\1scramble(\2)\3"
+    You type: "hello there"
+    Result:
+    GD: hlelo trhee
+
+ + This particular regular expression scrambles all of the letters in + the middle of a word. Notice that the "h" and "o" at the beginning + and end of hello remain in place while the other letters are scrambled. + + You should also know that "^" is a special character in brackets. If + placed immediately after the opening bracket (like "[^"), then the + brackets instead match every character *except* the ones in the + brackets. So, for example, if you wanted to have a quirk where you + capitalized all your letters *except* o, you'd do this: + 
+    Regexp: "([^o])" Replace with: "upper(\1)"
+    You type: "hello there"
+    Result:
+    GD: HELLo THERE
+
+ + You can also specify a *range* of characters inside the brackets, by + using the "-" character. [a-z] will match any lowercase letter. You + can combine them, too: [a-z0-9] will match any digit and lowercase letter. + + There are also different shortcuts for character types: + * \d matches any digit; same as [0-9] + * \D matches any non-digit; same as [^0-9] + * \s matches any spaces + * \S matches any non-space + * \w matches any alphanumeric character; same as [a-zA-Z0-9_] + * \W matches any non-alphanumeric character; same as [^a-zA-Z0-9_] + + You can include this inside brackets, too. + + There's also a special character, \b. What \b does is make sure that + you are at the beginning or end of a word. + * So with that knowledge, let's try Kanaya: + 
+    Regexp: \b(\w) Replace with: upper(\1)
+    You type: "i suggest you come to terms with it"
+    Result:
+    GA: I Suggest You Come To Terms With It
+
+ + Another feature of regular expressions is the ability to match + *repeated* characters. There are three repeat characters: the "*", the + "+", "?", and "{m,n}". They work by playing them after the character, + or character type you want to match. (So, you could say "\s+" or ".*") + + The "*" character matches ZERO or more of that character. So, for + example, "f*" would match "f" and "ff" -- and any other character! + That's right, every character counts as matching it zero times. Yeah, + it's weird. I suggest you use... + + The "+" character matches ONE or more of that character. So, if we + wanted to have a character that wanted to elongate their s's so that + they used four 's's every time, like sssso, but didn't want to have + eight s's when using words with double s's, like pass, we'd do this: + 
+    Regexp: "s+" Replace with: "ssss"
+    You type: "you shall not pass"
+    Result:
+    UU: you sssshall not passss
+
+ + As for the other two, I can't really think of any useful quirks to be + made with them. But to let you know, "?" matches either 0 or 1 of that + character, so "trolls?" would match "troll" and "trolls". "{m,n}" + matches between m and n characters. (If you leave out 'n', any number + of characters more than m will be matched.) So "s{2,4}" will match + "ss", "sss", and "ssss" and that's it. + + Now with repeating expressions, we can do something like make EVERY + other WORD capitalized: + 
+    Regexp: "(\w+) (\w+)" Replace with: "upper(\1) \2"
+    You type: "this is pretty annoying i bet"
+    Result:
+    GD: THIS is PRETTY annoying I bet
+
+ + The \1 matches the first word -- which has been matched because the + word is alphanumeric characters, repeated once or more -- and \2 + matches the second word. + + Another operator to use is the "|", which will match more than one set + of characters. For example, "black|red" will match "black" or + "red". If you want to match something in the middle of words, you have + to use parentheses: "(black|red) romance" will match "black romance" + and "red romance". + + Finally, there are the "^" and "$" characters. Yes, we already did the + "^" character, but this is OUTSIDE of brackets, not INSIDE. "^" + matches the beginning of a message, and "$" matches the end of it. You + can use this to make more sophisticated prefix and suffix + behaviors. For example, if we have a quirk that adds "..." to the end + of all our messages, we can set it up so it doesn't do that if we put + punctuation [?!.] at the end. So: + 
+    Regexp: "([^?!.])$" Replace with: "\1..."
+
+ + This will match the end of any message as long as it doesn't have + "?", "!", or "." at the end. Then it will replace it with whatever the + last character of the sentence was (remember we're replacing it, so we + have to put it back!) and add "..." at the end. + + Careful with the beginning and ending replaces -- if you use more than + one, you may not get what you expect because they will ALL be applied, + one after the other! This is a bug in my opinion, that I plan to fix! + +* Random replace: +Just like the regexp replace, except that instead of just one thing to +replace it with, you give it a list. PC will then choose from that +list randomly. So let's say I want to randomly end my sentences with +either "bro" or "dog": + 
+    Regexp: "$" Replace with: "bro" and "dog"
+
+ + * You can also imitate Araida's random "ribbits" in between words: + 
+    Regexp: "\s" Replace with: " ribbit ", " ", " ", " ", " ", " ", etc....
+
+ + where " " is just a blank space added a bunch of times. (You can see + how many blank spaces you've added by clicking on the list.) You have + to add the spaces because each entry has the same chance of being + selected. (Yes, I know this could be improved.) If you add " ribbit " + and 9 spaces, " ribbit " will have a 1/10 chance of being picked. + + Also note that if you add more than one prefix or more than one + suffix, it will pick randomly from them instead of adding them both! + +* Mispeller: +Be careful with thsi one. The mispeller will randomly mispell x% of +the words you type -- where x is the percentage you set the slider +to. I have attempted to mimic SBaHJ mispelling style but whoof knows +what will happen oh god ive created a mosnter + + +SMILIES +------- +Here's a list of smilies: + +* :rancorous: +* :apple: +* :bathearst: +* :cathearst: +* :woeful: +* :pleasant: +* :blueghost: +* :slimer: +* :candycorn: +* :cheer: +* :duhjohn: +* :datrump: +* :facepalm: +* :bonk: +* :mspa: +* :gun: +* :cal: +* :amazedfirman: +* :amazed: +* :chummy: +* :cool: +* :smooth: +* :distraughtfirman +* :distraught: +* :insolent: +* :bemused: +* :3: +* :mystified: +* :pranky: +* :tense: +* :record: +* :squiddle: +* :tab: +* :beetip: +* :flipout: +* :befuddled: +* :pumpkin: +* :trollcool: +* :jadecry: +* :ecstatic: +* :relaxed: +* :discontent: +* :devious: +* :sleek: +* :detestful: +* :mirthful: +* :manipulative: +* :vigorous: +* :perky: +* :acceptant: diff --git a/TODO b/TODO index 1a89703..d5cff54 100644 --- a/TODO +++ b/TODO @@ -1,11 +1,8 @@ -Bugs: -* weird memo time bug -* Windows doesn't show style sheet sometimes?? Maybe related to themes. -* Issues with connecting? Client not closing connection right? People keep getting "nick taken" messages -* Windows XP SP2: sometimes mouse clicks dont register? must be some kinda crash -* enamel doesnt have time arrows +Todo +=============== -Features: +Features +-------- * different sound for memos/pesters * OOC * log viewer needs to have BBCode/HTML/Text copy modes @@ -17,10 +14,18 @@ Features: * Spy mode * Animated -Mac Bugs: -* Mac doesn't show tabs right, display gifs, highlighting thing? -SS: also the background image is broken -SS: in the one-on-one pester it resizes with the window -SS: but the memo one doesn't resize -SS: and the arrows next to the time thing overlap the CLOSE button +Bugs +---- +* weird memo time bug +* Windows doesn't show style sheet sometimes?? Maybe related to themes. +* Issues with connecting? Client not closing connection right? People keep getting "nick taken" messages +* Windows XP SP2: sometimes mouse clicks dont register? must be some kinda crash +* enamel doesnt have time arrows +Mac Bugs +-------- +* Mac doesn't show tabs right, display gifs, highlighting thing? +* SS: also the background image is broken +* SS: in the one-on-one pester it resizes with the window +* SS: but the memo one doesn't resize +* SS: and the arrows next to the time thing overlap the CLOSE button diff --git a/readme.txt b/readme.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 6304041..0000000 --- a/readme.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,665 +0,0 @@ -Welcome to Pesterchum 3.14.1! - -WHAT'S NEW? ------------ -* Quirks now have a lower(), scramble(), and reverse() function! -* Timestamps - check your Config! -* Logviewer - View logs right in Pesterchum! -* Quirk ordering - order your quirks so they work right! -* # of users in a memo - You can now see how many users are in a memo. -* @links to users - typing @ before user's name creates a link - that will pester them! -* Support for REPORT and ALT to calSprite built in - - If someone is bothering you, or a canon handle is idle, or - for whatever reason, right click their name and go to "Report" - to report them to a moderator. - If you want to talk to an alt canon handle, just right click - the username! - if you have an alt handle, register it with calSprite! - -Here's some tips to help you get started: - -- You can import your old Pesterchum contacts by going to -CLIENT->IMPORT and opening your pesterchum.cfg file. This is usually -in the 2.5 base directory or in Tinychum's data folder. -- Some themes can be confusing if you haven't used the program -already! Some hints: - -Trollian: Moods are set by clicking the timelines, and you -can add chums by clicking "Chumproll." Moods correspond to the troll -that would most likely exhibit them. You can go offline by hitting the -"Timelines" menu bar. - -Gold: Add chums by hitting the two chumpeoples in the upper left -corner. Go offline by clicking the "CHUMHANDLE:" label. - -Enamel: Add chums by hitting the "CHUMROLL" label. Go offline by -clicking the upper left hand corner. - -- Right-click is your friend! There are useful right click -options on the chumroll, by clicking the chumhandle in a conversation, -online userlist, or the list of memo browsers. - -Cool features: -- Importing from old PC. It can already do your chumlist, soon it will -import your quirks from 2.5 and TC as well! -- Profile switching. Instantly switch profiles, loading your color and -quirks with it. -- Theme switching and creation. So far this comes with a few official -themes! But you can also make your own: just make a new directory in -the themes folder with the proper images and style.js file. The -style.js file will be documented soon, but feel free to poke at it. -- Memos. Memos that are a lot more like the ones in the comic and -allow you to appear at multiple times in one chat. -- Quirks: Prefix, suffix, simple replace, regexp replace (like in -2.5), random replacement, and an auto-mispeller :P -- Chum groups. Organize your chums into collapsible groups for easy -management. -- Block/user list -- Add/block chums directly from a conversation, the userlist, or memo -userlist. -- Timestamps saved in logs and shown in conversations if wanted. -- Logging. Logs are output in bbcode (for easy forum posting), html, -and plain text. -- Logviewer for easy log reading inside Pesterchum -- Idling. You can set yourself idle manually, and the computer will -set it for you after 10 minutes. -- Improved /me. Any letters immediately following /me will be -processed correctly. e.g. /me'd rather be fishing -> -- ghostDunk'd -[GD'D] rather be fishing -- -- Hyperlinks! Now if someone types http://whatever it will turn into a -link you can just click and follow. No more copy/paste. -- Memo links. Link your friends to your memos. -- Smilies. We've added about 30-40 smilies from the forums. There is a -list later on in this readme. -- Submit quotes directly to the Pesterchum QDB! - -FA% ---- -Q: Norton says it has a virus and then deletes it! -A: Read this helpful Norton FAQ: - -Alright, here's a guide to by-passing Norton: -First, to download Pesterchum: -1: Make sure you're on a Moderator account. Moreso for the Norton steps than these ones. -2: Download the .zip file, not the .exe file. -3: Unzip the .zip file onto memory. Pesterchum should now be installed. - -Now, to by-pass Norton: -1: Make sure you're still on a moderator account. -2: Open up Norton. -3: Click on 'Settings' up in the upperright hand corner. -4: Click on 'Anitivirus', off to the upper left. It has a small image of a needle or something similar off to it's side. -5: There's a word that reads 'SONAR protection' halfway to the bottomleft. Off to it's right, there's a bar that's half green. Click on the bar. -6: It will warn you about turning off SONAR. Have it set to turn back on when the system restarts. -7: If done properly, the background for the main page of Norton(what you saw on steps 2-3) has turned an apocaliptic red. Feel free to close Norton now. Keep in mind to stay off suspicious online sites now. -8: Open up Pesterchum, and let the chummy convos begin. - -When finished: -First, Log off of Pesterchum. LOG OFF, NOT CLOSE IT. -Then, you can either shut off your comp, and Norton will re-enable SONAR, or you can repeat steps 1-5, except turning the red bar green. If done right, Norton will be it's happy color again. -Keep in mind that you must repeat all of this(other than the download) every time you want to get on Pesterchum. - -Hope this is helpful! - -(This guide brought to you by the slightly combined efforts of empireomega and Xanaomin) - -Q: I can't connect because my school/university/network/stolen wifi is blocking my connection! OR I can't seem to connect to the server at all and I'm not running any firewalls! -A: Edit your pesterchum.js file. Open it up in notepad or something, and then edit the beginning so it looks like this: - -{"port": "1413", .... - -where the .... is the rest of the gobbledygook there. - -Q: The mood buttons on Pesterchum 6.0 don't match up to what it sets your mood to! What gives? -A: The mood names are just there to look canon. It is intentional. - -Q: I'm appearing as offline to 2.5 users/other users appear the wrong -mood? What's happeninggggg -A: The 2.5 people decided to change the mood protocol. When I made -this program, I decided to go with Tinychat's original protocol (and -extend it). So some moods will appear wrong between 2.5 -users. (*COUGH*tell them to switch to 3.14*COUGH*) - -Q: Pesterchum 2.5 users don't get my /me messages correctly! -A: That's because they implemented the /me command differently. - -Q: Can we resize the main window? -A: No. This is done so we can offer more flexible UI creation. It's a -lot easier to make themes that look canon this way. - -Q: Can we have different chum rolls for different users? -A: No. Instead what we're going to do in a later update is make chum -groups to organize people in your list. - -Q: Can we delete profiles? -A: Yes. Go to the profiles directory and delete the corresponding -username file. - -Q: You should make it so you can ban specific time frames in memos. -A: This was too complicated to implement, and I don't have the UI -quite figured out. This will probably go in a future update. - - -DOCUMENTATION -------------- - -STARTING --------- - -If this is your first time running Pesterchum 3.14, you need to create -a new profile. Just type in your chum handle in the box and click the -color swatch to pick your color. Check the "default" checkbox to make -this your default profile. - -BASIC PESTERING ---------------- -To begin pestering, first click the "ADD CHUM" button and type in -their pester handle. The handle must be all lower case except for one -capital letter. Once you've added that person, they will appear on -your chumroll. You can double click to begin pestering them, or -right-click to bring up a menu where you can pester them, block them, -or remove them from your chumroll. (Or you can select them and hit -"enter" OR hit the "PESTER" button.) - -Once you begin pestering somebody (or they begin pestering you), it -will bring up the conversation window. Here you can type to your -chum. Also remember that if you right-click on the area just above the -Pesterlog, it will bring up a list of options: Quirks Off will turn -your quirks off, Add Chum will add this chum to your list, and Block -will block them. (Those last two options are useful if you are being -pestered by someone you don't have on your list yet!) - -While pestering your chum, here are some useful features: - -* Type /me to create a system message. "/me facepalms." will generate: --- ghostDunk [GD] facepalms. -- - You can also append 's after /me like so: "/me's computer exploded." --- ghostDunk's [GD'S] computer exploded. -- - In fact, any characters you type after a /me before the space will - be added: "/meing is the Ghost Nation's official pastime." --- ghostDunking [GDING] is the Ghost Nation's official pastime. -- - -* Color tags! If you feel the need to talk about The Green Sun or add - some appleberry blast to your conversation, just use color - tags. These work like in TC 1.5: colored text. But in - PC 3.14, you can use type your color in a lot of different ways: - - You can use the familiar r,g,b method: - "The Green Sun" - - You can use HTML tags: - "DURR I'M KARKAT AND I'M A HUGE IDIOT" - - You can even use plain color names: - "D4V3 TH1S 1S SO D3C4D3NT" - (list: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_colornames.asp) - - You don't even have to add the if you are lazy. Just use a - new color tag whenever you want to change colors and PC 3.14 will - add the extra tags for you. - -* URLS (anything with http:// in front of it) will automatically be - detected and made into a link you can CLIPK. - -* You can also link people to memos by typing "#" and the name of the - menu like so: #R41NBOW_RUMPUS_P4RTYTOWN - Clicking the link will open up the memo select menu. - -* Smilies! There are a list of smilies at the end of this document; - they are based on the MSPA Forum smilies. They don't animate, though - :( - -* Don't worry about your quirks screwing up any of the above: PC will - apply your quirks AFTER it figures out color codes, links, smilies, etc. - -* Pressing the up arrow will cycle through a history of your comments, - so if you want to retype something, you can pull it up. - -* You can submit directly to the Pesterchum Quote Database! If you - have a particualarly awesome conversation, you can submit it to the - database by simply highlighting the good part of the conversation, - right clicking it and choosing "Submit to Pesterchum QDB!" - -MEMOS ------ -One of the most interesting features to make was the memos, and make -them as close to the comic as I could without actually inventing time -travel. So here is the TIME TUTORIAL: - -Joining: When you go CLIENT->MEMOS, you'll see a list of memos pop up --- those are memos people already have open. To join one, just -highlight one of them. If you want to make a new memo, just type it in -the input. If you'd like to make it secret, so that it doesn't appear -in the list, check "HIDDEN CHANNEL". Then, choose what timeframe you -want to appear to be in. So if you wanted to be in the future, you -could move the slider to the right. You can also enter the time -manually. Then hit JOIN. - -Explaining time: Time in memos, unlike Homestuck, will not be relative -to your position. That is, if you choose 4:13 in the future, you will -not see someone who has set their time as "current" (or "0") in the -past: you will see them as "current" and yourself as "future." This is -because we do not have time travel! Memo time setting is basically an -RP mechanic: you are pretending to be from the future! It will also -help keep everyone straight: everyone will see the same thing! - -The time slider: The slider shows your current position in the time -stream. If you want to change your time frame, simply move the slider -(or type a time in) and hit GO. This will open a new time frame, and -the next time you type a message, the memo will show that you've -responded to it in that time frame. You can now switch between your -time frames simply by clicking the arrows in the right hand -corner. (THIS COMES IN HANDY IF YOU WANT TO ARGUE WITH YOURSELF.) You -can have any number of open time frames, and the program will number -them in the order in which you open them (like in the comic). You can -have one of your time frames cease responding to the memo by hitting -"CLOSE." If you open that time frame again, the program will remember -the number it originally gave it. If you want to be mysteeeeeeeerious, -you can type in "?" and you will appear as ???. - -The memo viewer list: To the right is a list of people currently -browsing the memo. A shade icon next to their name means they are the -"operator" of the memo: meaning they can kick ("ban") people from the -memo and make other people operators as well. A "ban" is not permanent -(like in the comic), and the program will ask if you want to reconnect -to the memo. You kick and op people by right clicking their name in -the window. You can also add them to your chumroll! - -Inviting people to your memo: You can link to a memo by simply typing -"#nameofmemo" in any conversation or memo window. So you can say: - -CG: NOW YOU, ME, AND EGBERT NEED TO HAVE A CHAT. -CG: CLICK IT. -CG: #FRUITYRUMPUSASSHOLEFACTORY - -and it will appear as a link that you can click, which will open the -memo chooser window. - -CLIENT MENU ------------ - -OPTIONS: -Tabbed Conversations: Turns tabbed conversations on and off. Don't -worry if you do this in the middle of a conversation, PC will save -them for you. - -Sounds On: Uncheck to shut it the fuck up. - -Hide Offline Chums: Turning this option on will hide all offline chums -off your chumroll. - -Show Empty Groups: Turning this option of will show empty groups. - -Time Stamps: Turning this on will show timestamps in your chats. - -12/24 hour: Formatting for timestamps. Whether you want them in 12 or -24 hour time. - -Show Seconds: Turning this on will show the seconds in your timestamps. - -MEMOS: Opens the Memo list as above. - -USERLIST: Shows a list of all the users that are currently logged onto -Pesterchum. Right-click their names and select "ADD CHUM" to add them -to your chum roll! - -IDLE: Make yourself an idle chum. You will appear as idle until you -uncheck this box, or if you *actually* go idle (stop using the -computer) for 10 minutes and then come back. - -IMPORT: Imports your old Pesterchum 2.0, 2.5 and Tinychum chum -rolls. This will also import your old quirks from Pesterchum 2.5. - -RECONNECT: Forces PC to reconnect to the server. - -EXIT: noooooooooooooooooooooooo - -PROFILE MENU ------------- - -THEME: Select a new theme! Be warned that switching themes will change -the user interface, so just... look out for that I guess! - -QUIRKS: Opens the quirks menu. More on that below! - -TROLLSLUM: Opens up the window where you can view people you've -blocked. You can add and remove people to the list from here as well. - -COLOR: Change your text color here! - -SWITCH: Switch your profile! You can have any number of profiles, and -PC will save your color, quirks, and theme for that profile. Chumrolls -and block lists are the same for all profiles. Feel free to have -multiple instances of PC running on two or more handles! - -CALSPRITE ---------- -calSprite is the bot that helps moderate canon handle usage! Simply pester -calSprite with the world "HELP" (turn your quirks off!) and you -will get instructions on how to use calSprite! - -QUIRKS ------- -There are six kinds of quirks! I'll teach you how to use them all! -(In this section, I will use quotes ("") around things so it's clearer -to see exactly what to type! Don't include these quotes when using -these examples! - -Also, note that your quirks will not work until you save them by -hitting "OK" on the Quirk window. - -Prefix/Suffix: This will put text before or after everything you -say. So for example, we can use prefixes to emulate part of Nepeta or -Equius' quirks: - -PREFIX: ":33 < " -You type: "*ac twitches her friendly whiskers at ct*" -Result: -AC: :33 < *ac twitches her friendly whiskers at ct* - -PREFIX: "D --> " -You type: "Hi" -Result: -CT: D --> Hi - -Suffixes work the same way, but at the end of the message: -SUFFIX: "!!!" -You type: hey there -Result: -GD: hey there!!! - -Remember that it doesn't automatically add a space! You'll need to add -it in (see CT and AC examples again!) - -Simple Replace: -This will simply take a set of characters and replace them with other -characters. Let's add a quirk to our Nepeta: - -Replace: "ee" With: "33" -You type: "*ac saunters from her dark cave a little bit sleepy from -the recent kill*" -Result: -AC: :33 < *ac saunters from her dark cave a little bit sl33py from the -recent kill* - -Let's add two to Equius: -Replace: "loo" With: "100" -Replace: "x" With "%" -You type: "look" -Result: -CT: D --> 100k -You type: "What are you expecting to accomplish with this" -Result: -CT: D --> What are you e%pecting to accomplish with this - -Aradia: -Replace: "o" With: "0" -You type: "and the reward would be within our reach" -Result: -AA: and the reward w0uld be within 0ur reach - -Notice that it is CASE SENSITIVE. So in the above case, if you typed -"ABSCOND", it would not replace the "O". - -Sollux: -Replace: "i" With: "ii" -Replace: "s" With: "2" - -Eridan: -Replace: "v" With: "vv" -Replace: "w" With: "ww" - -Feferi: -Replace: "h" with: ")(" -Replace: "H" with: ")(" -Replace: "E" with: "-E" - -Regexp Replace: - -This is a more complex kind of replacement. Regexp stands for "regular -expression", a kind of programming language (yes, it is a language) -used to find and replace text. PC 3.14 also includes a function to -handle capitalization (upper()). If you want to learn it on your own, -I suggest you start with the Python tutorial -(http://docs.python.org/howto/regex.html) since PC 3.14 uses Python's -regexps. Check out V2.5's tutorial too, as that is a pretty good start -as well. - -Let's start with Karkat. Regexps are just like your every day find and -replace: they search for a string that matches what you want to -replace, and replaces it with... the replacement. - -Regexp: "(.)" Replace with: "upper(\1)" - -Three concepts here. Let's look at the regexp. "(.)" has two things -going on. The first is that ".". In regexp speak, "." is the wildcard: -it will match *any* character -- and just one. - -The parentheses tell the regexp to *save* what's inside them so you -can put it back when you replace. That's what the "\1" is for -- it -means, "put the match inside parentheses #1 here". You can have any -number of parentheses. - -"upper()" is a function special to PC 3.14 -- it will uppercase -anything inside the parentheses. So in this case, upper will uppercase -"\1" -- which, as you recall is what we found inside the -parentheses. Which was *every* character. So to sum up, it replaces -every character with an uppercase version of that character. WHICH -MAKES YOU TALK LIKE THIS. - -Let's look at Terezi next. - -Regexp: "[aA]" Replace with: "4" -Regexp: "[iI]" Replace with: "1" -Regexp: "[eE]" Replace with: "3" -Regexp: "(.)" Replace with: "upper(\1)" - -We already know what the last line does. But what's up with those -brackets? What's their deal? Basically, in regular expressions, -brackets indicate a list of matching characters. So, basically any -single character within the brackets will be matched. In this case, -either "a" or "A" will be matched and replaced with "4," and likewise, -"i" and "I" will be replaced with "1", and "e" and "E" will be -replaced with "3." - -Just like there is an "upper()" function, there is also a "lower()" -function. It acts just like "upper()" but instead makes everything -inside the parentheses lowercase. This allows you to do things like: - -Regexp: "(.)" Replace with: "lower(\1)" -You type: "I AM YELLING" -Result: -GD: i am yelling - -Along with the upper and lower functions is a "scramble()" function. -The purpose of this function is to randomly scramble anything inside -the parentheses. - -Regexp: "(\w)(\w*)(\w)" Replace with: "\1scramble(\2)\3" -You type: "hello there" -Result: -GD: hlelo trhee - -This particular regular expression scrambles all of the letters in -the middle of a word. Notice that the "h" and "o" at the beginning -and end of hello remain in place while the other letters are scrambled. - -You should also know that "^" is a special character in brackets. If -placed immediately after the opening bracket (like "[^"), then the -brackets instead match every character *except* the ones in the -brackets. So, for example, if you wanted to have a quirk where you -capitalized all your letters *except* o, you'd do this: - -Regexp: "([^o])" Replace with: "upper(\1)" -You type: "hello there" -Result: -GD: HELLo THERE - -You can also specify a *range* of characters inside the brackets, by -using the "-" character. [a-z] will match any lowercase letter. You -can combine them, too: [a-z0-9] will match any digit and lowercase letter. - -There are also different shortcuts for character types: - -\d matches any digit; same as [0-9] -\D matches any non-digit; same as [^0-9] -\s matches any spaces -\S matches any non-space -\w matches any alphanumeric character; same as [a-zA-Z0-9_] -\W matches any non-alphanumeric character; same as [^a-zA-Z0-9_] - -You can include this inside brackets, too. - -There's also a special character, \b. What \b does is make sure that -you are at the beginning or end of a word. So with that knowledge, -let's try Kanaya: - -Regexp: \b(\w) Replace with: upper(\1) -You type: "i suggest you come to terms with it" -Result: -GA: I Suggest You Come To Terms With It - -Another feature of regular expressions is the ability to match -*repeated* characters. There are three repeat characters: the "*", the -"+", "?", and "{m,n}". They work by playing them after the character, -or character type you want to match. (So, you could say "\s+" or ".*") - -The "*" character matches ZERO or more of that character. So, for -example, "f*" would match "f" and "ff" -- and any other character! -That's right, every character counts as matching it zero times. Yeah, -it's weird. I suggest you use... - -The "+" character matches ONE or more of that character. So, if we -wanted to have a character that wanted to elongate their s's so that -they used four 's's every time, like sssso, but didn't want to have -eight s's when using words with double s's, like pass, we'd do this: - -Regexp: "s+" Replace with: "ssss" -You type: "you shall not pass" -Result: -UU: you sssshall not passss - -As for the other two, I can't really think of any useful quirks to be -made with them. But to let you know, "?" matches either 0 or 1 of that -character, so "trolls?" would match "troll" and "trolls". "{m,n}" -matches between m and n characters. (If you leave out 'n', any number -of characters more than m will be matched.) So "s{2,4}" will match -"ss", "sss", and "ssss" and that's it. - -Now with repeating expressions, we can do something like make EVERY -other WORD capitalized: - -Regexp: "(\w+) (\w+)" Replace with: "upper(\1) \2" -You type: "this is pretty annoying i bet" -Result: -GD: THIS is PRETTY annoying I bet - -The \1 matches the first word -- which has been matched because the -word is alphanumeric characters, repeated once or more -- and \2 -matches the second word. - -Another operator to use is the "|", which will match more than one set -of characters. For example, "black|red" will match "black" or -"red". If you want to match something in the middle of words, you have -to use parentheses: "(black|red) romance" will match "black romance" -and "red romance". - -Finally, there are the "^" and "$" characters. Yes, we already did the -"^" character, but this is OUTSIDE of brackets, not INSIDE. "^" -matches the beginning of a message, and "$" matches the end of it. You -can use this to make more sophisticated prefix and suffix -behaviors. For example, if we have a quirk that adds "..." to the end -of all our messages, we can set it up so it doesn't do that if we put -punctuation [?!.] at the end. So: - -Regexp: "([^?!.])$" Replace with: "\1..." - -This will match the end of any message as long as it doesn't have -"?", "!", or "." at the end. Then it will replace it with whatever the -last character of the sentence was (remember we're replacing it, so we -have to put it back!) and add "..." at the end. - -Careful with the beginning and ending replaces -- if you use more than -one, you may not get what you expect because they will ALL be applied, -one after the other! This is a bug in my opinion, that I plan to fix! - -Random replace: - -Just like the regexp replace, except that instead of just one thing to -replace it with, you give it a list. PC will then choose from that -list randomly. So let's say I want to randomly end my sentences with -either "bro" or "dog": - -Regexp: "$" Replace with: "bro" and "dog" - -You can also imitate Araida's random "ribbits" in between words: - -Regexp: "\s" Replace with: " ribbit ", " ", " ", " ", " ", " ", etc.... - -where " " is just a blank space added a bunch of times. (You can see -how many blank spaces you've added by clicking on the list.) You have -to add the spaces because each entry has the same chance of being -selected. (Yes, I know this could be improved.) If you add " ribbit " -and 9 spaces, " ribbit " will have a 1/10 chance of being picked. - -Also note that if you add more than one prefix or more than one -suffix, it will pick randomly from them instead of adding them both! - -Mispeller: - -Be careful with thsi one. The mispeller will randomly mispell x% of -the words you type -- where x is the percentage you set the slider -to. I have attempted to mimic SBaHJ mispelling style but whoof knows -what will happen oh god ive created a mosnter - - -SMILIES -------- -Here's a list of smilies: -:rancorous: -:apple: -:bathearst: -:cathearst: -:woeful: -:pleasant: -:blueghost: -:slimer: -:candycorn: -:cheer: -:duhjohn: -:datrump: -:facepalm: -:bonk: -:mspa: -:gun: -:cal: -:amazedfirman: -:amazed: -:chummy: -:cool: -:smooth: -:distraughtfirman -:distraught: -:insolent: -:bemused: -:3: -:mystified: -:pranky: -:tense: -:record: -:squiddle: -:tab: -:beetip: -:flipout: -:befuddled: -:pumpkin: -:trollcool: -:jadecry: -:ecstatic: -:relaxed: -:discontent: -:devious: -:sleek: -:detestful: -:mirthful: -:manipulative: -:vigorous: -:perky: -:acceptant: