Jabbo v3.2 - Commands?

[Robin Wk]

Hello Ragezone,
I use the released "Jabbo v3.2" from gefliptemens.
Now i want to know, where are the commands?
I want to add sit, lay, dance and some other commands.
PS: When I write a "" or something, it doesn't show.
Anyone knows, how i fix this? Yeah, I know. It's for the commands.

But "" and some other smileys are doesn't shown. Please, help me.

Sorry for my bad english, i'm from German.

Thanks. Goodbye.



PPS: The speechbubbles are mostly overwritten by other bubbles. Is it possible to somehow fix this? I would appreciate a quick response. Many Thanks.

 

[Sara2000]

Appearently its a bad emu, dont use it.

 

[The General]

Jabbo has been a custom project where the client is written from scratch. Nobody has picked it up to continue with it as it is quite outdated.

As far as I know only some staff commands had been implemented. Emoticons were not done at the time.

 

[Droppy]

@Sara2000 Jabbo isn't an emulator.

Jabbo is more foccused on the development side, and wasn't foccused for play and all.

You can code it yourself, the commands are parsed with a switch, it's very easy to create/edit them.

As far as I know, a cool command is the :bots <amount> for you don't be alone at the server ^^

 

[Robin Wk]

@Droppy: In which file are they?

Greetings,

 

[Matata]

Droppy: In which file are they?

Greetings,

I haven't used Jabbo, so I can't tell you exactly where they are.
But if you use a program to search through all the files, like Notepad++, you can easily find it yourself. Search for a command you know that exists, like the bots command.

 

[Droppy]

Droppy: In which file are they?

Greetings,

They are all on c# server, not on javascript. Youd have to edit it with VS in order to make commands or remove'em

 

[Robin Wk]

Yeah, and what file in the Server?

 

[AskethZ]

If it's based on a known emulator in C#, they're most likely in ChatCommandHandler.cs

 

[Droppy]

If it's based on a known emulator in C#, they're most likely in ChatCommandHandler.cs

As said before, Jabbo isn't an emulator.

Yeah, and what file in the Server?

I'm not totally sure, but I think they're on the packet receiving file, where it parses all data... There's a switch over there. Search by the talk header, which is stated on Jabbo Structures on the rar/zip pack you've downloaded. You can follow the code from there. I think it's only a switch.

Or search for

case "bots":

or

"bots":

I think you may find this way aswell.