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| Cyber Assault.xml | | <strong>Welcome to the MTScripts Cyber Assault Soundpack!</strong> |
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| This help file currently applies to: MTScripts 3.7.9.7 | | =Introduction= |
| | This page documents the basic functionality of the Cyber Assault Soundpack that is part of the [http://valiant8086.com/games/muds/monkeyterm/mtscripts MTScripts] installation, an add-on to the Monkey Term mud client. |
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| =How to open Cyber Assault.xml?= | | =What is Cyber Assault?= |
| Open Monkey Term and close the recent sessions list if it appears with alt+f4. press ctrl+o to get the open dialogue. Browse using common browse techniques to c:\program files\monkeyTerm\Cyber Assault.xml and open it.
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| =What are some initial setup configurations one should make to get this xml to work best?= | | =Loading and connecting to the mud= |
| ==Select desired speech output==
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| Press ctrl+f2 to cycle between the speech settings. By default speech is set to sapi5. If you are a JAWS or Window-eyes user press this until it says "JAWS or Window-Eyes". Speech can be turned completely off using this key as well. If you lose automatic speech at any point try hitting ctrl+f2 to see if it comes back on.
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| ==Change the configuration to suit== | | =Configuration (config) options explained= |
| The config, (cfg for short), command allows users to modify some of the functionality of the xml. This section should explain how to take advantage of the config command.
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| ===The config list===
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| Just typing config and pressing enter displays a lot of information. Displayed is all that can be adjusted by using arguments when a user enters the config command. Let's call this the config list. Remember that cfg works as well. We will put each option that is available there below and include a description.
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| ====Basic options:====
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| =====ali: set up automatic logging in currently not configured=====
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| Use this option to configure automatic character name and password entry when a connection to Cyber Assault is initially established. It will type the user name, then the password and stop there. The user will still have to press return to continue and then press 1 to actually log in, unless they were llinkDead. If The user has security concerns I discourage the use of this feature since the password is stored in a very easy to access variable, which can be viewed either from the Client itself or by opening the xml file in another program such as internet explorer or notepad.
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| Syntax: cfg ali user pass
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| syntax: config auto login mathayas mypassword
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| =====reset: reset the xml to distribution default settings=====
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| This deletes the auto login information, resets speech and sounds along with some of the truncations back to default settings, and ensures the soundpack is turned on. I use this command when I am about to package a new version of the soundpack to make sure when users run the xml it behaves with it's default functionality, plus that it doesn't log them into my character.
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| syntax: cfg reset
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| ====Text hiding, truncating and verbocity:====
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| =====numbers: Truncate numbers? enabled=====
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| This turns a substitute who's function is to truncate any number longer than 3 digits encountered on or off. If on, any number that is longer than 3digits will be truncated to a form like 3k, 55k, 181k, 9m, 98m, 981m, 8.4bil. k means thousand, m means million and bil of course means billion. It might be necessary to disable this if a user is trying to work with gold or get an email address with a 4 or more digit sequence of numbers in it or something like that.
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| tip: This can be more easily toggled with ctrl+f3.
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| syntax: cfg numbers
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| =====exits: Truncate exits and put them before room description? enabled=====
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| This toggles a substitute who's function it is to truncate exits on or off and cause exits to appear before room descriptions instead of after. When on, this substitute causes the exits to appear before the room name and description as a user walks about. It also will remove some of the characters and the word exits: from around the list of exits, making it easier to listen to with a screen reader..
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| syntax: cfg exits
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| ====Soundpack settings:====
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| =====sounds: use the soundpack? enabled=====
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| This will toggle the soundpack on and off. It will not toggle any important sounds. these are sounds that indicate channels mostly. Disabling these sounds would brake other functionality elsewhere in the xml or at least make it unreliable depending on whether the soundpack were on and off. When the soundpack is turned on, all of the sound support will be used. Many things will be truncated, especially handy for screen reader users who could always use less to have to listen to.
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| syntax; cfg sounds
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| ====automation====
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| =====auto reload: set up automatic reloading currently set to clip, located in duf=====
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| Set whether automatic reloading is done when a weapon runs out of amunition. To turn off just type cfg reload. to turn on, type something like cfg reload clip duf. This says the amunition is called clip, and the container is called duff, which in my case is short for a duffel. In the case of this example it would type get clip duf, followed by typing load of course.
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| syntax: cfg reload
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| syntax: cfg reload clip duf
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| =hotkeys= | | =hotkeys= |
| This section details all of the hotkeys available in Mathayas Cyber Assault.xml.
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| ==ctrl+` grave accent. speak health and apponent condition==
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| Speak the character's health and the condition of the aponent if in combat. Prompt status monitor must be enabled for this to work.
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| ==ctrl+shift+p. speak psi==
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| Speak the character's psionic points. Prompt status monitor must be enabled for this to work.
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| ==ctrl+shift+v. speak vitality==
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| Speak the character's vitality. Prompt status monitor must be enabled for this to work.
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| ==ctrl+shift+e. speak experience==
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| Speak the character's experience. Prompt status monitor must be enabled for this to work.
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| ==ctrl+shift+n. speak experience tnl==
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| Speak and display the character's experience needed for the next level. Prompt status monitor must be enabled for this to work.
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| ==ctrl+shift+u. speak resource units==
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| Speak the character's resource units currently being carried. Banked resource units are not counted. Prompt status monitor must be enabled for this to work.
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| ==ctrl+shift+q. speak quest points==
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| Speak the character's quest points. Prompt status monitor must be enabled for this to work.
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| ==ctrl+shift+m. speak ammo==
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| Speak the character's current weapon's amunition. Prompt status monitor must be enabled for this to work.
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| ==f6. Prompt Status Monitor: cycle values==
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| cycle through the adjustments that can be made to the prompt status monitor.
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| ==f7. Prompt Status Monitor: decrease value==
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| Decrease the value of the currently selected item to be adjusted that was selected with f6. for instance, if f6 was pressed until it was set to Report health, f7 would then decrease the percentage at which health would start being reported.
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| ==f8. Prompt Status Monitor: Increase value==
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| Increase the value of the currently selected item to be adjusted that was selected with f6. for instance, if f6 was pressed until it was set to Report health, f8 would then decrease the percentage at which health would start being reported.
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| ==ctrl+shift+f3. Toggle number truncation==
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| Toggles the truncation of numbers larger than 4 digits on and off. For instance, 1234 would appear as 1k, 12345 would appear as 12k, 123456 would appear as 123k, 1234567 would appear as 1m, etc. 788512699369 appears as 788.6bil. A config command, cfg numbers, exists to do this as well. A user may want this off if they are trying to get a web address or email address that might have numbers with 4 or more digits in them. Also for situations when one needs to know how much resources units etc.
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| =Conclusions=
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| this help file is still being written.
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Welcome to the MTScripts Cyber Assault Soundpack!
Introduction
This page documents the basic functionality of the Cyber Assault Soundpack that is part of the MTScripts installation, an add-on to the Monkey Term mud client.
What is Cyber Assault?
Loading and connecting to the mud
Configuration (config) options explained
hotkeys