Custom Bionicles:CbIRC
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This guide is for help with using cbIRC.
There are four bots that are used on cbIRC.They are:
- NickServ-For registering and managing Nicks(the IRC name for an account)
- ChanServ-For managing channels
- BotServ-For managing bots
- cbIRC-Takes place for some of ChanServ options.
Also,here is a diagram to help:(click to enlarge)
[edit] Basics
- Go to http://www.mibbit.com/chat/?server=irc.zymic.com&channel=%23customBionicles.
- Type your name into the "Nick:" Box (your full username or a shorthand version of it is appreciated)
- Click "Connect".
- To chat,click on the chat bar,type in your text,then hit <Enter>.
[edit] Registering your Nick (account)
- Choose a user name or nick. This user name should consist only of the letters from A-Z, the ciphers from 0-9 (but not as first character) and certain symbols such as "_" and "-". It may have a maximum of 16 characters. Please note that some nicknames are used internally and cannot be used. Also, please stay family friendly with your nicknames
- Change your user name to the user name you have chosen. Suppose you chose the nick "applecake". Type the following in the chatbar:
/nick applecake- Note that this is the same as using the "change nick to" bar.
- Register your nick or user name. Type the following command and replace your_password with a password that will be easy to remember and replace email@address.com with your correct email address
/msg nickserv register your_password email@address.com- If you want your email address to remain private, use the following command:
/msg nickserv set hide email on
- Register an alternate nickname using the same password. If you would like to register an alternate nickname, repeat the same procedure, using steps 2 to 3.
- Identify with Nickserv. Each time you connect, you should sign in, or "identify" yourself, using the following command:
/msg nickserv identify your_password- This'll "log you in" to your nick.
You can also do '/msg NickServ help' or '/ns help' for extensive help (some servers also use /nickserv). See also http://dev.anope.org/docgen/en_us/NickServ.php .
