Configuring DR‐Scripts with a new Lich installation - elanthia-online/dr-scripts GitHub Wiki
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If you're using wrayth/wizard, your FE should launch when you click Play, and several automated steps will happen the first time to install DR scripts.
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The install process is very wordy. It will go through some steps to install DR Scripts, after which it will download maps. This step takes a few minutes, and here is a log of what this step looks like in case there is doubt.
- After the maps are downloaded, and the alias service starts (this is the very last line of the install process, see log above) you should update lich(installers are snapshots in time, this process makes your installation up to date) by running
;lich5-update --updatea log of which can be found here. - When this step finishes it will urge you to exit the game, and launch lich anew. When you've logged out, and back in, follow on...
- After the maps are downloaded, and the alias service starts (this is the very last line of the install process, see log above) you should update lich(installers are snapshots in time, this process makes your installation up to date) by running
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THIS IS IMPORTANT - Make sure monsterbold is set. run
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When the above is all done... These are optional, but most players find these useful.
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;lich5-update --script=lnet.lic- Will install the lnet script, which allows you to use;chatin game-
;autostart add lnetWill add lnet to that character's autostart list -
;autostart add --global lnetWill add lnet to all character's autostart lists -
;lnetwill start the script as a one-off - Log of installing lnet, and using it.
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;setupaliasesthis will set up common commands that you can use, such as typingmapto bring up narost, andccto check your circle requirements - We have some sample config files in Samples. They're named by class, and some folks have kindly shared the yamls they use. Use named yamls with care. The Samples are very good... They are intended to be reference material, not copy/paste and things will run perfectly.
- You might want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in. Use the
;autostartcommand (all of these can also take arguments after the script name):-
;autostart add --global <script-name>will start it for all of your characters -
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;autostart add <script-name> <args>passes arguments, e.g.;autostart add lichbot start -
;autostart listwill show you the files being autostarted (also shown in;version) -
;autostart remove <script-name>(or--global) will remove an autostarted file from the list - To add several, run
;autostart addfor each.textsubsandroomnumbersare highly recommended for every person to run. You can also list scripts under anautostarts:block in your profile YAML. - Detailed autostart documentation
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;linksto see links to other helpful resources, including this guide.