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Add HELP ROLEPLAY.

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B.Greenham 2010-12-08 00:06:44 -05:00
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ADMINWALL CYCLE FINDFORWARDS FORCEJOIN
FORCEPART IDENTIFY MKPASSWD OACCEPT
OJOIN OKICK OLIST OMODE
OPME SENDBANS
OPME ROLEPLAY SENDBANS

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ROLEPLAY consists of a number of similar commands
all of which send messages to channel under 'fake'
nicknames. The user of the command can be identified
by looking at the ident of the 'fake' user - it will
always be the nickname of the person using the command,
and the host will always be npc.fakeuser.invalid.
These commands normally require chanops to run, unless
cmode +x is on the channel in question, in which case
any user that is voiced or above can run any roleplay
command. Cmode +d will prevent any roleplay command
being ran on the channel in question.
Roleplay commands from normal users have the nick
underlined, to clearly show that the message is a
roleplay message rather than a normal one (with one
exception). Network operators are not subject to this
restriction. Network operators can also use these
commands in any channel they are in, without requiring
ops.
NPC <nick> <channel> :message
Sends a standard roleplay message to #channel with the
nick specified.
NPCA <nick> <channel> :message
Sends an ACTION to #channel with the nick and message
specified.
SCENE <channel> :message
The same as NPC, except the message always originates
from the nickname =Scene=, which will not be underlined
like the other commands.
FSAY <nick> <channel> :message
This command is exactly like NPC, except the nickname
will not be underlined if the person running the command
is an operator.
FACTION <nick> <channel> :message
This command is exactly like NPCA, except the nickname
will not be underlined if the person running the command
is an operator.

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The following commands are provided by extensions and
may not be present on your server:
CYCLE IDENTIFY MKPASSWD
CYCLE IDENTIFY MKPASSWD ROLEPLAY

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ROLEPLAY consists of a number of similar commands
all of which send messages to channel under 'fake'
nicknames. The user of the command can be identified
by looking at the ident of the 'fake' user - it will
always be the nickname of the person using the command,
and the host will always be npc.fakeuser.invalid.
These commands normally require chanops to run, unless
cmode +x is on the channel in question, in which case
any user that is voiced or above can run any roleplay
command. Cmode +d will prevent any roleplay command
being ran on the channel in question.
Roleplay commands from normal users have the nick
underlined, to clearly show that the message is a
roleplay message rather than a normal one (with one
exception). Network operators are not subject to this
restriction. Network operators can also use these
commands in any channel they are in, without requiring
ops.
NPC <nick> <channel> :message
Sends a standard roleplay message to #channel with the
nick specified.
NPCA <nick> <channel> :message
Sends an ACTION to #channel with the nick and message
specified.
SCENE <channel> :message
The same as NPC, except the message always originates
from the nickname =Scene=, which will not be underlined
like the other commands.