willposa.blogg.se - july 2023

Team commands worms Sets the number of worms.

BoomRacingStuff (Shortcuts: "boomracing", "boom", "brs").

RacingStuff (Shortcuts: "racing", "rs").

Deprecated in favour of setting the scheme options manually.

These versions were: batty, fast, test, racing, boom. (alias: boot) version Sets the Extended Scheme Options to emulate the test versions previously available. kick Remove the specified player from the game. (alias: open) again Abandons the currently played match in case of a multi-round game, allowing to start a new one. reopen Reopens the game - allows more players to join. close Closes the game - no more players will be able to join. stop If HostingBuddy is lit up, the game will start automatically - this will turn HostingBuddy's light off. Use !stop or turn your own light off to cancel automatic start. If they have not all lit up yet, the game will start automatically when they are. start Starts the game when all players have lit up. about shows information about HostingBuddy and its authors. schemes Displays a list of default schemes Lobby General commands help Displays a list of commands and a short usage summary, or details for a specific command. Help Displays a list of commands, or details for a specific command host Hosts a new game with the specified scheme phost Hosts a new private game with the specified scheme host|phost "" Hosts a game with the specified name. Users of W:A 3.6.30.0 and newer can also use /hb command. To send HostingBuddy a command in #AnythingGoes, type either /msg HostingBuddy command (preferred) or ! command.

Commands sent by the game owner are not visible to other players.

Parameters in are required, those in are optional.

The password entered by the host is what HostingBuddy will use as the game password-when the host joins, any players using a different password than what the host entered will be kicked. All players must provide a password, including the host. HostingBuddy can host private (passworded) games using the phost command. Additionally, users can save and load scheme settings to the Worms Scheme Database using the wsdb commands, or to using the tusscheme command.

A full up-to-date list of supported schemes (with some associated settings) can be found here and a zip file of them all is available here. HostingBuddy can host games with a great variety of schemes. Users can load specific maps using the !wmdb command.

2.2.14 Extended glitch emulation optionsĪs of September 15th 2009, most schemes' maps are selected and downloaded directly from WMDB.