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Installing Wasabee-IITC
If you need a copy of the current release - you can download wasabee from: https://cdn2.wasabee.rocks/iitcplugin/prod/wasabee.user.js
The Wasabee team recommends using Chrome as the browser for anything Wasabee related. Chrome is the ONLY browser that is known to fully support all features. Wasabee relies upon IITC-CE in order to function. Regardless of platform, you must have already installed IITC-CE from https://iitc.app/ in order to use Wasabee.
If your .rocks email is different than the email you use for intel, you need to use OneTimeToken for Wasabee login. The token can be found on the settings page on your regional server.
Wasabee-IITC on Desktop
Navigate to https://cdn2.wasabee.rocks/iitcplugin/prod/wasabee.user.js and you will see the install screen. Click the install button to proceed. Once Wasabee is installed you will need to refresh (F5) the intel page in order to see and interact with Wasabee.
Wasabee-IITC on Android Mobile
Navigate to https://cdn2.wasabee.rocks/iitcplugin/prod/wasabee.user.js and select the IITC-CE app in the program selection menu. From there you will be asked if you want to install. Click okay. IITC should automatically reload. If not, please manually reload from the menu.
Wasabee-IITC on iOS IITC Mobile
Please see this tutorial video on how to install Wasabee-IITC on iOS devices: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTNW6w1WCqk
Verifying installation
When Wasabee is active your screen will show a upper left vertical toolbar with the five Wasabee buttons.
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In IITC's link section you can activate About Wasabee to open the About Wasabee dialog window, telling you the current version of Wasabee-IITC installed..
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The Toolbar buttons
| Button | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Wasabee | Main menu controlling server access, available operations and Settings dialog. | |
| Operation | Allow you to control the active operation. | |
| Quick Draw Layers | Allow to quickly draw Herringbone fields (two anchors and spines) or individual links. | |
| Links | Access to Add Links dialog and Auto-Draw (fields) dialog. | |
| Markers | Set and edit markers. |
Basic Usage
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Drawing fields using Quick Draw Layers, covering modes to toggle between anchor-spine / link mode and seeing visual link guides. Or the link dialog if you are a recovered smurf used to reswue
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Autodraws
- Multimax (Maximize Layers/MU from two anchors)
- Fan Field (Maximize Fields/AP)
- Starburst
- Onion (Maximize Annoyance/Difficulty to kill)
- Homogeneous Field (Uniform Multilayer)
- Madrid Protocol (Multimax, but from every anchor)
- Save Links
- Flip flop
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Blockers
- cached / reset
- self-block detection
- disabling blocker layer for performance
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Using the links dialog
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The Checklist
- setting order
Advanced Usage for Operations
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Server functions in Wasabee-IITC
- logging in
- using an alternate server
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Using the WebUI
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Pushing ops to server
- updating
- Working with multiple editors
- don't forget to push/update after a change
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- creating a team
- adding agents to teams (must be in W first)
- join link token (recommended method for most situations)
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Assignments
- gotta push the op to the server first
- gotta give teams permission second
- assign via checklist or markers dialog
- marking state (pending/assigned/ack/completed)
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Agent location
- send location via : (in order of preference) the mobile client, the IITC plugin, webui, telegram
- displaying agent location
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Associated Plugins
- Here is where a list of plugins are which work with Wasabee and IITC
Niantic TOS and Wasabee
Overall information is Here. Anything within Wasabee which may come under scrutiny vs the TOS will be referenced in those Specific areas, and full explanations to current actual processes will be included.