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Contents 1 Features 2 Setup 2.1 Download 2.2 Installation 2.3 Configuration & Running 3 Using LS tintin++ 3.1 Map Mode 3.2 Travel 3.3 Status Bar 3.4 Combat Aliases 3.5 Affiliation Aliases 3.6 Trainers

Features

Why tintin++?

• Automapping
  • Navigate the world visually (see screenshots) and auto-travel to landmarks
  • Use my pre-made maps which include every room I've explored as Corvynna.
• Multi-platform: I use tt++ on OS X (home), Linux (work), and if one insists, Windows.

Setup

Download

• The tintin++ mud client (and source) may be downloaded freely.
• My Lost Souls v3 tintin++ set will become available here. (Currently in alpha.)
  • My LS tt is based on 2.00.1b+ because of the new #path features.
  • I found a bug in 2.00.1 (and earlier versions) with #map read:
    • Change mapper.c line 1354 from tintin_printf to tintin_printf2 and recompile, or
    • Download the beta code, or
    • Wait for 2.00.2

Installation

• Install tintin++ v2.00.1b or later. (See caveats above.)
• Download my global.tar.gz, ls.tar.gz and ls-maps.tar.gz (when they become available) and unzip them. Your tt directory structure will look like:

    tt/            (global.tar.gz files)
      /ls/         (ls.tar.gz files)
      /ls/chars/   (Your incarnos-specific customizations.)
      /ls/guilds/  (Sample affiliation files I use.)
      /ls/local/   (Scripts for individual areas)
      /ls/maps/    (ls-maps.tar.gz files)
      /ls/world/   (Scripts for travel)

Configuration & Running

• If you want your atman to autologin, you'll create private.tt, in your ls/ folder, with your atman and password.
• To manually run LS, run tt++ -r init.tt from your ls/ folder.
• To make things more generalized, I've included a sample script (tt/t) that can be used for all muds. (e.g. t ls)

Using LS tintin++

Map Mode

Automapping will automagically appear when you incarnate. :)

• Split window vt map (default)
• Ascii map mode - /ascii will toggle you between vt map and ascii mode
• Multiple windows
  • Can be used in addition to vt map or ascii.
  • Uncomment the #map map line in init.tt
  • In your second window, tail -fs 0.1 map.txt

If you want add to the maps, use /explore, /symbol, /color and /mapsave.

Travel

• /run <dest> to move to a destination, or /walk <dest> and /walk if you want to go room-by-room. (Useful if you're backtracking, looking for something.)
• If you're blind and can't see, you can also use /run <start> <dest> or /walk <start> <dest>.
• tintin++ also supports it's own travel, in addition to my predefined routes.
  • I've flagged trees and sky as "avoid", so tintin++ will find you a route doesn't require climbing or flying.
  • I suggest using tintin++'s built in pathing for intra- kingdom or area travel

Status Bar

Use /sbar to to enable my sbar

Combat Aliases

Certain variables can be set, such as combat_slay, to trigger auto-killing.

Affiliation Aliases

• Most affiliations you can just use /<affiliation> to set up common aliases. (For example, /aligned to create in-game aliases for Aligned forms.)
• Wandslingers: vigil will take a wand from your holster/bandolier and/or backpack, unwield your secondary weapon, perform the vigil, then put your wand back and rewield your weapon.
• Ringwielders: Combat aliases are intelligently parsed so, for example, "kel" can be omitted.

Trainers

If you info a trainer, you can then /train or /enhance regardless of what the trainer's actual syntax is.